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Situations Vacant WESLEY LODGE AND HOSPITAL * > i Requires (STAFF SISTER—3 mornings ■ and 2 afternoon duties per week. MATURE WOMAN FOR NURSE AIDE POSITION—--40 hour week, shift work. For appointment, phone Matron, 79-531, 8 a.m.-4 p.m. week days. 6887 WOMAN UNDER ’ 36 YEARS ITO help manage Cleaning i firm. The job requires a very I active, clean, tidy person. These are the main requireI meats. This is a full time ‘lposition. 5.30 p.m. to 1.30 a.m. ■ This particular job is a good ': one, as the buildings are 11 mostly new and carpeted. No heavy scrubbing, etc. ' I Wages could exceed $7O per 1 j week. ,! Write comprehensive letter lof self, past positions and future ambitions, and Phone , number to Box 13158, Armagh. 7862 YOUNG PEOPLE WANTED A CHANGE is as good as a holiday so they say. We offer this plus darn good pay. Ring 31-892 for appointment. 8671 YOUTH REQUIRED FOR LIGHT FACTORY WORK Phone Manager, WALKER PRODUCTS LTD, 30-156. 8512] YOUNG MAN FOR SPORTSGOODS DEPARTMENT A permanent position is I available in Haywrights city store for a young man for the Sportsgoods Department. This position would appeal to a youth interested in all sport activities, especially golf, as he will be working with Lind- I say Gitsham, our resident golf ! professional. Please apply:— Staff Manager, 71-879. ;8424 YOUNG MEN AN opportunity for young men to learn the cutting of sheepskin for manufacturing car seat covers. A good eye for colour matching, a high I.Q. rating and a keen sense of responsibility will assure good wages with frequent rises. Good conditions, plenty of overtime available, centrally situated, adequate parking facilities. Apply: Personnel Manager, Mr Hamilton, ALPINEWEAR, LTD, 30 Manchester Street Or Ph. 60-681; a.h. 41-815. 8370 ©hr Jimis YOUNG LADY FOR PUBLIC COUNTER THE company has a vacancy on its counter staff for a Young Lady. We are seeking a person who has: —lnitiative and tact. —Typing ability. —A pleasant personality. —Previous experience in .dealing with the public. —Experience in handling cash. The position should provide interest and variety to a person who enjoys meeting the public The' commencing wage will be determined by age and experience. Hours are 8.30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Overtime optional. Apply in writing to:— THE ACCOUNTANT THE CHRISTCHURCH PRESS CO., LTD, CATHEDRAL SQUARE, CHRISTCHURCH. Dl5 Situations Vacant Fam FARM ASSISTANT AN experienced single man is required for a responsible position on a progressive sheep farm in the Rangltata district until February. Excellent wages will be paid to the successful applicant. Please phone: RANGITATA 836 OR 702. 7578 WANTED CARETAKER FOR farm, Kaiapoi. Two-room hut available and conveniences. Suit retired farmer. , PHONE 45-968. 8412 Raffle Results R.N.V.R. ASSN RAFFLE FIRST—J. Underwood, No. 2119 SECOND—Doug. No 2233. THIRD—G, Clarke. No, 3286 6th N.Z. FIELD REGT ASSN Ist—2oB6. 2nd—6526. 3rd—8446 4th—5028. 5th—4455. HALSWELL RUGBY LEAGUE I CLUB Series 64 1 FIRST $100—1235. 10 AT $2: 1873 1066 1517 1297 1276 1484 1065 1194 1617 1231 . 8536 ' CHEVIOT BOWLING CLUB 300 RAFFLE—4th DRAW $5 —260: Jim Abernethy. 1 $2: 067—A. Sloss. 251—E. Ellis, P.O. Scargin | 296—Margaret Powis. 172—Jim Duncan. 129—W. Murgatroyd. > 8333 j CHRISTCHURCH KART CLUB I INC. I MEAT RAFFLE FIRST PRIZE—2399. ■ SECOND PRIZE-3395. THIRD PRIZE—I 729. — h WATERSIDE COUNCIL OF I' SPORT CAR RAFFLE Draw Postponed one week to November 19. Results November 22. 8433 JOSAI KAN KARATE DO 300 CLUB—l3th WEEK FIRST-931. Second-068. - Third—loB. Fourth—243. I Prize winners please conitact organiser. I 8466 R.S.A. BOWLING CLUB Series 2B FIRST PRIZE. $6O-261. j SECOND PRIZE, slo—2Bl. ! THIRD PRIZE. Two at $5: 236, ’ 375. 1 FOURTH PRIZE—Five at $2: 1 289, 261, 286. 360, 361. 8476 SYDENHAM BOWLING CLUB INC. 100 CLUB RAFFLE SECOND DRAW FIRST, s2o—No. 377 SECOND, slo—No. 343 8565