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VACANCY MALES KITCHEN HAND Temporary or permanent, Monday to Friday, 8 a.m. to 2.30 p.m., then 5.30 to 7.55 p.m. Apply:— COFFEE POT. /?X Ministry of Works New Zealand . KAINGA DEPOT OUR Hydrological Instrument Workshop requires a Precision Fitter and Turner with thorough background of light mechanical machining. Interests in electronics desirable. Please apply:— OFFICER IN CHARGE, 21 Kainga Road, Christchurch 5, Phone Belfast 8199. 3OBl LYTTELTON BOROUGH COUNCIL ELECTRICITY DEPARTMENT APPLICATIONS are invited for the position of Electrician/Serviceman with the Electricity Department. Schedule of duties would in- i elude general wiring, Consumer j installation maintenance and assist with all work relative to the . Borough’s supply reticulation. j House available at a reason- < able rental. Assistance given with removal expenses. Superannuation optional. Small amount of regular overtime available. A vacancy also exists for a Lineman (Certificated). Application or further information apply R. P. Miller. J. THOMPSON, Town Clerk. 3069 5 LETTERPRESS i MACHINIST : WE have a vacancy for an experienced Letterpress Machinist to operate a medium size machine. Good wages, a pension fund is in operation, and staff purchasing privileges in our retail shop. Apply to:— Printing Works Manager, Whitcombe and Tombs, Ltd, 561 COLOMBO STREET. LINEMAN , n HEATHCOTE COUNTY a COUNCIL li A VACANCY exists for a charge f hand linesman on the council’s * electrical staff. The position calls P for a linesman with the experience and aptitude to take charge y of overhead lines and under- b ground cable work. He will be u required to take regular stand- a by duties. A modern 3 bedroom house could be made available at a low rental. The gross wages a with stand-by, overtime payments and bonuses would be approximately $65 per week. ( Further inquiries may be made to: The Electrical Engineer, Mr I. R. Densem, K. D. STILLS. County Clerk. 3392 LEARN A TRADE WE require a youth or man to train in metal spraying and turn- r be mechanically £ Good future for suitable appli- c cant. Apply: a METALOCK (5.1.) LTD, I 9 Wilmer Street, Phone 69-705. g lubricatioiT’ « OPERATOR We require the services of a man capable of handling tyre repairs in addition to lubrication work. This vacancy exists at a progressive country dealership, operating under the General Motors franchise. For further particulars please contact: The Service Manager, EEESjEIS I 333 Durham Street, City, Phone 62-999. 3333 I MECHANIC ; I WE require a Mechanic expert- : enced with heavy trucks and : equipment to work in a suburban workshop. Working conditions are good and high wages can be earned. Apply: ASHBY BROS., LTD, Phone 599-404, Or 585-387 After Hours. MOTOR MECHANICS Extensions to our Cashel Street Service Department enable us to engage an additional two mechanics. Work is on new and near new cars and top wages are offered to qualified tradesmen capable of high quality work. Good working conditions with various staff benefits unavailable elsewhere. Apply to our Service Manager, Mr P. M. Lewington, for full details. He can be contacted by phone on 71-699, extension 727 during day, or on 34-311 after hours, or call in person at: The Service Department, THE FARMERS GARAGE, Vauxhall/Bedford Distributors, Cashel Street. 3314