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VACANCIES—MALES SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT A Youth of 18-20 years of age of good appearance and personality. Is required for our modern service station. A thorough knowledge of lubrication, and general service station duties is essential. For an appointment phone The Manager, HALLIDAY MOTORS, LTD; 859-301. SALESMAN SALESMAN SALESMAN We require a Salesman to firomote our top quality lines n Chirstchurch. Experience not essential, but own car an advantage. If you have the enthusiasm to earn well average income, for a confidential interview, phone MANAGER. 64-928.

THE GOLDEN BAY CEMENT COMPANY, LTD TARAKOHE ELECTRICIAN A VACANCY EXISTS at our plant at Tarakohe 1 for a Registered Electrician. Preference will be given to applicant with industrial experience. The work is interesting and varied. The Company operates a subsidised superannuation scheme which is open to employees after one year’s service. • Apply in writing in first instance to: WORKS MANAGER 3269 THE GOLDEN BAY CEMENT COMPANY, LTD TARAKOHE FITTER AND TURNER A VACANCY EXISTS at our plant at Tarakohe for a Fitter and Turner for maintenance work in shop. The work is interesting and varied. The Company operates a subsidised superannuation scheme which is open to employees after one year’s service. Apply in writing in first instance to: WORKS MANAGER i 3270 ■ s I THE PRUDENTIAL ASSURANCE CO., LTD (Incorporated In England). Which Is the largest Insurance Company in the British Commonwealth of Nations, has a vacancy for a JUNIOR OR INTERMEDIATE OFFICER : WITH SCHOOL CERTIFICATE or University Entrance t examination for its Christchurch Branch at Prudential Building, 143 Hereford Street, Christchurch, 1. This is an interesting career, with sound training in all phases of Insurance. A young man just leaving school or one with some experience will be eligible for this appointment Age: 18-25 years. Salary: $1386 to $2436 depending on age and qualifications, with future annual increments. n Generous Pension Scheme, low-cost housing loans a and other benefits. h Applications in writing to:— a a The District Manager, e Fire, Accident and Marine, ' P.O. Box 2634, Christchurch. Or for appointment please telephone 64-485. E 3545 i> ZONE MANAGER FARM EQUIPMENT f A LARGE AND Progresive Company who have moved swiftly and effectively into the Farm Equipment Mer- , chandismg Field require a man, preferably in the 3045 f age group, with considerable practical experience in i Farm Equipment to act as South Island Zone Manager. I The position calls for residence in Christchurch, f but territory will cover the whole of the South Island. Facilities for operation will be available from the com- 1 pany’s branches, but the appointee will be directly re- > sponsible to the Divisional Manager, Wellington. The most essential qualifications are a sound education and pleasing personality combined with the will to work and the capability of accepting responsibility at a reasonably high level. Also essential is several years experience in the servicing and sales of Farm Equipment, chiefly in the Combine Harvester and Baler fields. An extensive Dealer chain exists and constant I liaison between this chain and company branches is a ! must. Applicant will have the ability to conduct Sales | and Service Schools and Practical Demonstrations when called upon. Salary will be by negotiation and future top executive possibilities exist A company car will be available and the right to join a subsidised superanuation scheme is available after a short qualifying period. Interviews will be held in Christchurch. Reply in first instance with full personal particulars and background of experience to:— The Manager, FARM EQUIPMENT DIVISION, P.O. BOX 38040, PETONE. 3239 oHVlur "THE PRESS” CLASSIFIEDS DUTIMu •• • carry YOU* massage EARLY CEI I ILIC ° V * f ‘ ' /0 -000 Families. ■ jCLUnU ... BIAL 50-199. It's wise t. I CEEVIUP advertise . . . JtCNNU ... in THE MORNING. I