j Situations Vacant SPRAY PAINTER WE require a male spray painter, preferably in the 40-55 age group. Apply:— Mr J. Good, SAFETY APPLIANCES, LTD. 19 Caversham Street. [ 6804 SENIOR SHOP ASSISTANT AND COSMETICIAN A position exists for a mature woman witli training in cosmetics. We are at present mod iernising and there is scope for original thought. Remuneration in line with experience. Apply: The Manager. LAKE (CHEMISTS) LINWOOD. LTD. 393 Worcester Street. Christchurch. : 8124 SHORTHAND TYPIST SENIOR WE have a vacancy for a Senior i Shorthand Typist, preferably someone with previous experience in Chartered Accountant’s Office. The work is interesting and varied, and an excellent salary will be offered to the successful applicant, who must be efficient and interested in her position. Apply to:— WOODHAM. DAVIES and CO.. CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS. ; 196 GLOUCESTER STREET. 6019 | SALESLADY FOR KITCHENWARE DEPARTMENT We require a senior Sales Lady for our kitchenware department. A person with previous experience in this line of merchandise would be preferred but is not essential. This is your opportunity to join our well established and progressive firm. DON'T DELAY i Apply to: Mr B. Shaw. ASHBY BERGH and CO., LTD, 235 High Street. 8136 | SENIOR SALES UNDERFASHIONS WE have a vacancy as above for a really good seller in our main store. Experience with lingerie sales would be preferable and any corsetry training would be an advantage as these two sections are linked together. However any capable person with retail experience, including stock control and stock presentation, would be considered. Plenty of scope to use your talents and progress if desired. Friendly atmosphere and staff privileges. Apply now: PERSONNEL MANAGER, PES3 CASHEL STREET. PHONE 71-699. 8131 SALES PERSON KITCHENWARE FOR our modern kitchenware section in the main store, we require a good mature sales person. For a female it would be desirable to be free of family commitments. The stock is interesting ranging from gadgets to top quality stainless steel. Ordering is from our own warehouse. Some retail experience would be helpful especially in similar lines but any enthusiastic person with the right aptitude would be equal to the challenge. Ring for an appointment to discuss the job and the extra benefits we have. PERSONNEL MANAGER, BESSES CASHEL, STREET. PHONE 71-699. 8132 s Stock Controller AUTOMOTIVE PRODUCTS APPLICATIONS are invited from men soundly experienced in the motor trade and Its allied equipment who are capable of running the stock control of a sizeable section of our business throughout all of our New Zealand selling points. To have the depth of accumulated experience and breadth of knowledge this position calls for likely men who will nrobably be over 25 years of age Stock purchasing, distribution, stock inventory and stock j placement throughout our New Zealand branch network makei up the main content of the positions. Someone from a warehouse background with the talent to move up and the clerical experiUse to handle the desk work involved could be the man we need. Internal advancement prospects are excellent for a top-flight man with a sound foundation of experience and the remuneration is designed to select the skill and knowledge you bring with you. hi the first instance contact] our: PERSONNEL MANAGER, 203-205 Cashel Street, Phone 61-829. ANDREWS and BEAVEN, LTD.'
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Press, Volume CXIII, Issue 33251, 14 June 1973, Page 24
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