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Press, Volume CXI, Issue 32540, 25 February 1971, Page 19

VACANCY FEMALES I /vXmiwin I 1 . CREATIONS/ TELEPHONE RECEPTIONIST ' WE invite applications from . Young Ladles (17-19) for the ' position of Telephone Receptionist with our company. Duties Include full-time operation of our P.A.B.X. switchboard, client reception, and allied clerl- , cal duties. Education to School Certificate standard and previous . P.A.B.X. experience desired. Apply— Personnel Officer, * CANTWELL CREATIONS, LTD, New Zealand’s Fashion Leader, Phone 67-329. . i WAITRESS WAITRESS A girl of good appearance re- , quire for full time waltresslng. Please phone: GRANADA COFFEE LOUNGE, Phone 69-833, a.b. 517-569. 40701 WOMAN WOMAN MATURE woman required to be ‘ trained to operate a small sanding machine. Good eyesight essential. Wages $32.39 per 40 hour week. Hours 8 a.m. to 4.45 p.m. ; Please apply: J. EDWARDS AND SOKS CHCH LTD, 40 Welles Street, CHRISTCHURCH 1. 81188 ‘ SITUATIONS WANTEDMALES CXPE Ri*NC*D~mak~ - ~F’'AIBIX~ switchboard operator requires permanent full time position , with progressive firm. Write No, ZP7951, “Press." SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALES DIAL-A-Domestic Service. Ltd, have reliable women to do your housework. Phone 65-304. FEMALE Dip. Hort. graduate wants permanent job in Christchurch area. Apply 9985, “Press.” EXPERIENCED TYPIST requires OFFICE POSITION For approximately 3 months. PHONE 60-652, 0 a.m.-5 p.m. XOI9 SITUATIONS WANTEDFARM WORK FWF year pre-Lincoln student requires position on mixed cropping farm, start immediately. Phone Chch 327-102 (collect). Xl3 YOUNG lady, aged 18, with nursing experience, wishes to obtain position in country farm home caring for children and assisting generally. Phone Chch 43-378 (coUect) after 6.30 p.m. X9872 CAR PARTS and ACCESS CANOPY Top for sale, length 16ft, height 7ft lOin, width 7ft lOin chassis runners at 321 n suitable for fruiterers or similar truck. Can be seen J. Deyell and Co.. Ltd, 184 Carlyle Street, Phone 64-488. HUBS and stub axle sets one-ton sets, $24.85 set, also Springs and copullngs and complete axles. Burnett’s Trailers in stock. Tyreways, cnr Lichfield and Durham Sts. Phone 65-279. THS ROKFIRE battery is • must for your vehicle. These low cost batteries are availiable to you at Rokfire, Distributors, 229 Lichfield Street. Phone 65-569. MTH RUNWELLS Accessory House, 125 Gloucester Street, State Theatre Building. “The Leading House for Motor Supplies.” RUNWELLS: Blinkilux amber flashing signal. Switches on and off automatically. $6.20. THS RUNWELLS: Streamlined racing type mirrors, with Nack finish. $4.60 each. THS , RUNWELLS: Narrow wheel trim bands, 13in, $3.28 each; 141 n $3.44 each; 15in $3.60 each. RUNWELLS: Antidazzle visors, for interior, rear vision mirror, $l.lO each. THS RUNWELLS: Chrome gear lever extensions, with 5/16in S.A.E. or 5/161n B.S.W. threads. $l.lO. THS 1947 V 8 engine complete, also V 8 truck radiator. 528-510. 1948 V 8 engine complete, also truck radiator. Phone 528-510. NOW WRECKING , AUSTINS, A 30,*A40, A4O Farina, A5O, A 55, A6O, A7O, A9O, A 95. BORGWARD Isabella, 1958. CHEVROLET, 1947-56. i CHRYSLER VALIANT, 1964. i CITROEN, 1947-60. FIAT 500, 1963. FORD PREFECT AND ANGLIA, 1950-63. FORD THAMES VANS. FORD CONSULS, ZEPHYR, ZODIAC, 1951-62. 1 FORD VB, 1946-56. HILLMAN. 1947-65, and SUPER MINX. HILLMAN IMP, 1964. HOLDEN, 1949-59. HUMBER 80, 1957. JAGUAR Mk 7, Automatic, 1956. MORRIS MINOR, 1949-57. MORRIS MINI, 1962-63. MORRIS OXFORD, and 21s, 195062. ROVER 75, 90, 95, 1952-63. SINGER GAZELLE, 1500, 1600, 1960-62. STANDARD 10, 1956-58. VANGUARD, 1949-60. VANGUARD ESTATE, 1958. VAUXHALL, 1952-62. VAUXHALL VICTOR and 101, 1958-66. VW CAR, 1958. WOLSELEY 4/44, 6/80, 6/90. AND MANY OTHERS STEVE CHRISTENSON, 81 PETERBOROUGH STREET PHONE 50-777. Open Saturday morning. MOTOR-CYCLES : SUZUKI U5O scooter, 4900 miles, as new, windshield and carrier, $285. Enquire Flat 2, 76 Norwich [ Street Linwood, Thursday 9to ! 10 a.m. or Friday 9to 10 a.m. and 5 to 6 p.m. The Importance of “CLASSIFIEDS” DIAL 68-939 (10 direct lines) Thousands of people regularly prove that CLASSIFIED Advertising ts an ideal Inexpensive way to convey the Who, What, ! Where and When. For Business ; and Personal advertising, the wide variety of columns in "The Press” daily assist in finding a happy solution. For PROMPT results, it pays to read and use—“THE PRESS” “CLASSIFIEDS"