VACANCY MALES I MECHANIC FOR I j CITY WORKSHOP i NOT necessarily fully qualified, but conscientious and tidy workman for outboard and light in-’ dustrial engines. Good wages to right man, and immediate start. ' Apply to:— MR WRIGHT, j 65-079. | MASON STRUTHERS MARINE DEPT. MOTOR PARTS ASSISTANT PREFERENCE will be given to a qualified person with Vauxhall, Bedford experience although this is not essential. Apply in confidence to: Assistant Manager, HERVEY MOTORS, LTD, j' P.O. Box 546, TIMARU. OPPORTUNITY L FOR YOUNG MAN A POSITION is offered in a well established, progressive business engaged in the manufacture and distribution of commercial refrigeration throughout New Zealand. Duties will include learning of all aspects of the busl-j ness with the ultimate aims of executive status with emphasis on selling. Age preferred, under 21. SNOWLINE INDUSTRIES, LTD, PHONE 66-826 for appointment. 3508 OWN YOUR OWN BUSINESS INTERNATIONAL manufactur-, Ing company has opening for! distributorships in the Christchurch area. Well above aver-; age income, all investments secured. Call 75-787 for appointment or write: •‘APPLICATION,’’ 40 Randolph Street, Christchurch. 3522 PAINT SALESMAN JUNIOR SENIOR WE require a conscientious Sales Person to specialise in our Automotive Tinting Department and assisting in our general paint department sales at Ferry Road. The position is interesting. Driving licence essential. Apply:— MR J. BROWNING, HURST AND DRAKE, LIMITED, 39 RICCARTON ROAD. OR PHONE 69-849. 8321 PAINTER AND PAPERHANGER Qualified tradesmen only. PHONE 389-981. PANELBEATER WE require a qualified tradesman to carry out high-class accident repair work in our modem heated workshop. Top wages will be paid. Generous staff discounts available. Apply to: The Manager, Dalgety Street (off Blenheim Road past saleyards). Phone 80-096. i ’ 48649 PARTS DIVISION CAREER INTERESTING work, security, an attractive salary, expenses paid training courses, ample opportunity for promotion. These are some of the features of this career position If you are between 17 and '25, ambitious and interested In parts supply and merchandising, this could be your opportunity. RETAIL CLOTHING SALESMAN FOR the 40-50 year old man who is interested in men’s clothing, Is capable of measuring and fitting, enjoys selling and who wants to avoid the worries of staff control, this position offers good conditions, a steady work Sow and a secure future. FUTURE IN INSURANCE TWO young men, 17-19, with s.c. or U.E., are offered the opportunity to be trained for senior administrative positions in this field. Good commencing salaries are offered, rising to nigh levels as qualifications are obtained and promotions are made. These career positions offer security and many fringe benefits. For further information and appointment for Interview in strictest confidence Telephone 30-393 or write:— KEY PERSONNEL . HP STAFF CONSULTANTS S 3 CATHEDRAL SQUARE CHRISTCHURCH P.O. BOX 450 PHONE 30-393 '’7096 PIPE FITTERS Pipe Fitter or Pipe Fitters Labourer. i»HONE 496-110. POULTRY FARM YOUNG MAN, preferably married, required for pullet rearing farm. This is a particularly interesting side of poultry farming and would appeal to anyone who wants something better than routine work. The farm is in Spreydon and a 50 hour week is worked spread over 51 days. Please apply on Saturday morning to:— BERNARD LEE. j 17 ANVERS PLACE, SPREYDON I
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Press, Volume CXI, Issue 32703, 4 September 1971, Page 26
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