VACANCY MALES ' APPRENTICESHIP FITTING AND TURNING WE would like to interview now, any youth interested in commencing an Apprenticeship in the engineering trade in January. 1972. This is an opportunity for a youth with the right qualifications to learn the engineering trade with a company that manufactures tools for engineers. Apply:— Factory Superintendent, PATIENCE and NICHOLSON (N.Z.), LTD, Toolmakers, KAIAPOI. Phone Kaiapoi 7349. 3736 BUTCHER QUALIFIED in all aspects of shop work. Permanent position, good conditions and pay. Open Friday nights. CARLTON BUTCHERY. 181 Victoria Street. 6936 CASUAL BARMEN CASUAL BARMEN EXTRA Casual Barmen are required for an East suburban tavern during January. February and March. Week-day hours 6.45 p.m. to 10.45 p.m., and Saturday work available. Must be accurate with handling cash, smart appearance. Apply, stating permanent position to P 2776 “PRESS.’’ 8627 CARGO HANDLER WE require a man 'to fill the above position. Experience is not necessary although it would be an advantage. To the right man we offer good wages and conditions with ample overtime. Apply to the — OPERATIONS MANAGER, SEA FREIGHTWAYS, LTD, PHONE 67-636.
CLERK Junior or Intermediate required for our Christchurch office. WORK will comprise invoicing, banking, and general clerical duties. Instruction will be given in all aspects of Fruit and Vegetable Whilesaling. Excellent salary and prospects. Apply the— SECRETARY, PARK DAVIS TRADING CO., LTD, 208 MADRAS STREET, CHRISTCHURCH. 8581
AUTO-ELECTRICIAN AN EXPERIENCED TRADESMAN is required to fill a vacancy in our workshop at Nelson. The successful applicant would be given assistance towards removal expenses. Apply, stating qualifications and experience, to: Maintenance Manager, TRANSPORT (NELSON), LTD, Private Bag, Nelson. 8670 BRANCH MANAGER WE REQUIRE A MAN with wide experience in the automotive industry for the position of Manager of our Timaru Branch. Our present operations are mainly in the automotive electrical field but plans for future development provide for more diversified activities. Applicants must be marketing orientated and be capable of organising and motivating staff. There is ample scope for advancement within the Lucas organisation. Salary is based on a competitively surveyed scale. Applications should be made in writing giving details of experience, age etc, and if possible a telephone number so that interviews may be arranged at a mutually convenient time and place. THE PERSONNEL OFFICE, JOSEPH LUCAS (N.Z.), LTD, Private Bag, Auckland. 8623
Hbnz FOR YOUNG MEN Today bank employees are bright, alive money managers and administrators playing a vital role in a business which is actively involved in just about every every new development in our community. kid Al Bankers are behind the scenes in demolition, con11 tW struction, exporting, importing, road building, rnanufactoring, tourism, sporting events and a host of I|FT|JAfIC other varied activities. And of course, they are con|y|f.||lUUo stantly helping the individual with loans and advice on investment O f mone y j n banking facilities. The BNZ is the biggest trading bank in New ZeaNklnf land and is 100 per cent N.Z. owned. Our whole IIUTI C hain of management is open to you. Promotion is ftl/ll IF* on merit and you can aim to be an executive in your SKI II \ twenties or early thirties. We would like you to call WIMUMJ on us to discuss career prospects and to let us tell you about salaries, fringe benefits, study incentives, and many other features. 11 tW We are interested in a wide range of educational backgrounds, from Bursary and University Entrance PLilPl L holders through to young men at about School CeriLUr Lu tifleate level. Phone or call at your nearest BNZ Branch. SBank of New Zealand 3380
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Press, Volume CXI, Issue 32779, 2 December 1971, Page 20
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