VACANCY MALES W ACCOUNTING ■ OPPORTUNITY WE OFFER A young man studying accountancy the opportunity to obtain experience in financial and management accounting including the use of standard costs and budgeting control. The appointee will be joining a large subsidiary of Feltex (New Zealand), Limited, with excellent future prospects. Salary will depend on qualification but will be competitive. Please apply to: Personnel Officer, FELTEX CARPETS (N.Z.), LIMITED, Athol Terrace, Upper Riccarton. Telephone 45-115. •8201 APPRENTICE CARPENTERS yzsK WE REQUIRE apprentice carpenters to start in the new year. A comprehensive record of all training is kept to ensure all phases of the trade are taught. To supplement technical institute training, apprentices are also given specialist tuition by our skilled staff to better prepare them to meet the industry’s future needs. This additional training is carried out in our own training school. To boys who are keen, diligent and show the necessary initiative, opportunities for future advancement are available. Phone or write: PAYNTER AND HAMILTON, LTD, P.O. Box 8087, Riccarton. Phone 65-273. 3149 ASSISTANT ACCOUNTANT A VACANCY will shortly occur for the post of Assistant Accountant in the Christchuch Head Office of a centrally located and well established engineering firm.
Desirable attributes are some experience in handling staff, a knowledge of basic accounting principles (without, necessarily, completion of the professional accountancy qualification), and an understanding of the principles of credit control and works costing. The position could suit an older man although there is no actual age grouping for the post. For the right man, commencing salary up to $3500 p.a., with the opportunity of entry to the Company’s non-contributory superannuation scheme after a qualifying period. The company concerned operates a chain of factories throughout New Zealand and is also now well established in export. Applications stating age, education and experience will be treated in the strictest confidence if addressed to:— Assistant Accountant, C/o P.O. Box 828, Christchurch. 3809 M@bil A SUPERIOR SALES CAREER IN THE 1970 s HERE IS YOUR opportunity to join one of the world’s leading marketing organisations. A chance for real job satisfaction from widely varied assignments requiring intelligence and business ability. This is a key position in Mobil where the successful applicant after training will take charge of his territory. At the same time he will have available to him the full technical resources of a world-wide organisation. Naturally a position of this nature attracts considerable benefits— A salary in keeping with the position; Ownership of a new car; Realistic expense allowances: Three weeks’ annual leave; -i Participation in a generous superannuation scheme. In return you should be able to offer— Proven selling record; A sound basic education to at least School Certificate level; Age 25-35. Apply by letter giving full details of education, experience and qualifications to: “Sales Representative,” Mobil Oil New Zealand Limited Box 2497, Wellington. 3142
BOILER ATTENDANT WE REQUIRE a Boiler Attendant for .shift work. Good wages being paid plus fringe benefits such as life insurance, sick leave and superannuation. Boiler ticket required. Please apply: The Plant Engineer, FLETCHER INDUSTRIES, LIMITED, Asbestos Cement Division, Mandeville Street, Riccarton. Phone 47-059, Extn 48. 6988
BOILERMAKER-WELDERS WELDERS FITTER-WELDERS RIGGERS LABOURERS . REQUIRED for structural steel work. Extensive overtime available. Excellent pay. Apply in person: JOHN JONES STEEL, LIMITED, 99A-105 Orbell Street, Sydenham. 3342
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Press, Volume CX, Issue 32394, 5 September 1970, Page 23
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