VACANCIES-FEMALES LIBRARY ASSISTANT CANTERBURY MEDICAL LIBRARY, CHRISTCHURCH HOSPITAL. WRITTEN APPLICATIONS ’ are called for the above interesting position. The preferred qualification is that of N.Z.L.A. certificate but applications will be also considered from nonqualified persons with several years’ experience in a medical or special library. Applications should be sent to the— Medical Librarian, NORTH CANTERBURY HOSPITAL BOARD. Private Bag, Christchurch. LEGAL OFFICE SENIOR Shorthand Typist required for legal office. Previous legal experience an advantage. Commence January 14. Apply: RONALDSON, WYLIE and AVERILL, 104/106 Hereford St. 3537 LADY CLERK a client Company wishes to employ an efficient Lady Clerk to commence duties early in January. The successful applicant will be required to carry out clerical and secretarial duties relating to a small office. The company is situated in the Hazeldean Road area. Please apply in writing, giving details of previous experience to: “LADY CLERK,” C/- H. R. Best and Abbott, P.O. Box 965. CHRISTCHURCH. 3578 1
VACANCIES-FEMALES MAORI AND ISLAND AFFAIRS DEPARTMENT LEDGER MACHINIST AN experienced machinist preferably with School Certificate is required to operate a National 32 Machine. Salary commensurate with qualifications and experience to a present maximum of $2284 p.a. Excellent working conditions, generous sick leave, Government superannuation. For appointment ring: Mr H. D. Ritchie, District Accountant, Phone 50-505. 3628 MACHINE OPERATOR Kaiapoi, 1969 BECAUSE of an increased demand and the introduction of new products, we will require additional operators to commence in the New Year. We would like to interview prospective applicants now, kindly phone for an appointment, PATIENCE AND NICHOLSON (N.Z.), LIMITED, Phone Kaiapoi 7350 or 7349. 2106
MACHINISTS SKELLERUP CLOTHING and RUBBER CO. DUE TO rapid expansion, we need the following staff . to start on Monday, January 13, 1969: 18 skilled full-time machinists. 3 buttonhole Doming machinists. Interviews can be arranged between now and Friday, December 20, or on Friday, January 10. at 9.30 a.m. The successful applicants will earn an excellent basic wage plus easily earned bonuses, the opportunity to purchase a wide variety of Skellerup products, free morning and afternoon teas and other privileges. Apply to: The Manager, SKELLERUP CLOTHING, 154 High Street, Christchurch (A manufacturing division of Skellerup Industries.) 2974 SENIOR SHORTHAND TYPIST OUR CLIENT, a leading Christchurch Manufacturer, requires the services of a proficient senior shorthand typist under 35 years of age. The successful applicant will be responsible for the correspondence of several senior executives of the company,, which gives the position considerable variety and interest. It is envisaged that a wage of around $36 per week will be paid, but this amount is flexible and will depend on the ability and experience of the applicant. Working conditions are excellent and a generous staff purchasing system operates. Suitable Christmas holiday arrangements will be made. Please apply in writing with brief details of experience and copies only of references to: “Shorthand Typist,” C/- Shirwin International Advertising, Limited, P.O. Box 8116, Riccarton. 8178 TRAVEL INDUSTRY SECRETARIAL A WELL ESTABLISHED transport company has a new position for a mature person seeking full-time work of interest and responsibility. The chosen applicant will be a very competent typist, preferably with a knowledge of shorthand. She must be capable of expressing herself well as there will be a limited amount of business correspondence as well as other typing duties. She will have the right personality and appearance for interviewing clients by telephone and in person, and the will to follow through with the clerical work involved in the organisation of itineraries. A driver’s licence and familiarity with the attractions of our country would be to her advantage. The generous commencing salary will please the successful applicant who will be ready for work on January 13, 1969. Apply in confidence with relevant details of previous employment to: "ENTERPRISE" P.O. Box 1138, Christchurch. 7505 UNION STEAM SHIP CO. OF N.Z., LTD. JUNIOR SHORTHAND - TYPISTE WE HAVE A VACANCY on our Lyttelton staff for a competent junior shorthand-typiste. Salary and conditions are in accordance with the Shipping Clerical Workers’ Award and the usual staff privileges will be available to the successful applicant. Apply in the first instance for an interview with Sub-Manager, Lyttelton. Telephone LYTT. 8094. 3625 YOUNG GIRLS AND WOMEN FOR GENERAL TEXTILE WORK APPLICATIONS are invited from young girls and women for general full time day work to commence as soon as our mill reopens on Monday 13th January, 1969. Experience is not necessary, but a keen desire to learn and good time-keeping are most essential. Bonus schemes operate in all departments and good wages can be earned. Bus fares are subsidised and buses arrive and depart directly outside the mill.’ A welfare scheme also operates, a canteen is available and employees are entitled to staff purchasing privileges. Our Personnel Officer will be available for interviews any time from now until the mill closes on Monday, 23rd December, and will also be available from Thursday, 9th January, 1969. Please apply: Personnel Officer, KAIAPOI PETONE GROUP TEXTILES, LTD, Kaiapoi Mill, Phone 8195 Kaiapoi. 3733
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Press, Volume CVIII, Issue 31862, 14 December 1968, Page 33
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