VACANCIES—MALES PAPER BAG TRADE PAPER BAG TRADE We have a vacancV for a young man who is mechanically minded, reliable, and willing in learn. This is an opportunity for a suitable applicant to be trained as a Paper Bag machine operator PAPER PRODUCTS (N Z.). LTD. 157 Madras St. Christchurch PAPARUA COUNTY COUNCIL JUNIOR CLERK THE COUNCIL has a vacancy for a Junior Clerk The position offers intarestiing and varied employment to a Young Man leaving school and wishing to make a career of Local Body work. Schoo) Certificate is the minimum qualification and every encouragement will be given to anyone wishing to undertake further studying. Commencing salary $ll9B p.a , with University Entrance $1366. Further details are available from the County Office. A KELLY. County Clerk 2396 PAINTERS r t have several vacancies for lod tradesmen Painters for a ’de range of interesting work. Excellent wages and conditins. forking extended hours. pply: W. WILLIAMSON CNSTRUCTION CO., LTD, Consultants. BuiUng and Civil Engineering Contractors, 17(87 MONTREAL STREET. CHRISTCHURCH. i • 786$ paielbeater or meal finisher WE hav a vacancy for an experience Panelbeater or .Metal Finisher 5 work on new panel This is lean work and quires a gh standard of workmanship. Attract!? rates of pay are I offered. Apply: STEELBROS., LTD. *1 Buunans Bold, ornby. ¥7875
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Press, Volume CIX, Issue 32219, 11 February 1970, Page 20
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