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Press, Volume CVI, Issue 31089, 18 June 1966, Page 28

VACANCIES—MALES METAL POLISHERS WE HAVE VACANCIES for first class Metal Polishers. Top wages and ample overtime available to the right men. Apply:— Mr Connell, SUPREME INDUSTRIES LTD., 241 BROUGHAM STREET, SYDENHAM. ’PHONE 64-962. 3393

Manapouri Power Project WAREHOUSEMAN Position available at Manapouri power project. Experience on Warehouse procedure essential. Successful applicant will probably have worked in Wholesale Automotive or Engineering Supplies field and to be fully competent to handle clerical aspects of this work. * Good wages and conditions. * Free board and lodging for single man. * House at reasonable rental for married man. * Opportunity to save. Apply to: Recruiting Officer, UTAH CONSTRUCTION & MINING CO. LIMITED, P.O. BOX 1107, INVERCARGILL. 3592

NEWSPAPER STAFF STONEHAND-BULKHAND APPLICATIONS from qualified tradesmen are invited for the above positions on the staff of the “Daily Telegraph.” Modern factory conditions. Superannuation available. Reply, stating qualifications and housing accommodation requirements to The Manager. "DAILY TELEGRAPH," Napier. 3537

NATIONAL SECRETARY

FOR YOUTH HOSTELS ASSOCIATION OF NEW ZEALAND INC. THIS ORGANISATION, which provides accommodation for young travellers, requires a full-time secretary for its National Office located in Christchurch. DUTIES: A detailed schedule of duties available on request from National Office or local branches. Work basically covers administration of a small National Office and co-ordinating activities of 25 branches. Some travelling may be necessary from time to time. QUALIFICATIONS: Initiative and administrative ability, with some knowledge of accountancy, together with a pleasing personality and ability to work with people of all ages. AGE: Preference will be given to applicants in the 25-45 bracket. SALARY: Commencing salary according to experience and qualifications, but not less than £l3OO per annum. Subsidised superannuation scheme will be considered after six months’ service. Some assistance towards removal expenses will also be considered. APPLICATIONS: To be lodged in writing, together with copies of references, to the National President, C/- P.O. Box 367 Christchurch, on or before July 20, 1966. 3552 NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS APPRENTICESHIPS VACANCIES exist in the following trades commencing at Addington Workshops on July 5, 1966. FITTING, BOILERMAKING, CARPENTRY, COPPER AND SHEETMETAL WORKING, PAINTING BLACKSMITHING Commencing wage £7 13s 4d per week (gross). With School Certificate £8 7s 6d per week (gross). Lodging allowance if living away from home. Annual increases. Rail travel concessions. Superannuation. Staff Welfare scheme. Excellent Technical Training: Aplications are invited from boys 15-17 years of age, with preferably two or more years’ secondary education. Please complete coupon below and forward to; Staff Officer, ADDINGTON RAILWAY WORKSHOPS, Lowe street, (Phone 71-669, extension 8508). Please send me an application form for an apprenticeship. FIRST PREFERENCE: Apprentice SECOND PREFERENCE: Apprentice Surname: Christian names: Address: Telephone No.: 6188 PRINTING MACHINIST WE REQUIRE a Journeyman Machinist who is willing to learn Cossar Newspaper Machining as a regular part of his job. Late Model B 4 with rewind. The Company publishes The Clutha Leader thrice weekly and The Taieri Herald once weekly. New centrally heated factory. Five-day forty-hour week, with some overtime. Fortnightly bonuses. Subsidised superannuation scheme. Centrally situated four-bedroom house at moderate rental. Good board for single man. Apply, giving details of experience, etc., in strict confidence to: Managing Editor, SOUTH OTAGO NEWSPAPERS LTD., Box 45, Balclutha. 8312 "THE PRESS" CLASSIFIEDS DIAL 50-199. Until 9 p.m. Daily, for insertion the following day. SELL ALL DAY Advertise in the MORNING.