1974. Situations Vacant ■ FACTORY POSITIONS FOR MEN MARRIED man, 30-50 years of age. for our chocolate de partment. Must be preparer Ito start work at 6.30 a.m each day. Both morning anr evening overtime worked This is a secure position foi a reliable family man. TRAINEE Machine Operatot This would suit an energetic young married man who is not afraid of responsibility Early promotion for the right man Apply for deatils to: Personnel Officer. A. B. CONSOLIDATED LIMITED <NR MONTREAL AM) ST ASAPH STREETS. _532i GIRLS WE require reliable girls ful Itime, for our paper bag factory. PAPER PRODUCTS (N.Z.), LTD. 157 Madras Street. ; 66;i: HOUSEKEEPER WANTED FREE BOARD and Retainer offered to middle-aged pensioner in return for looking after lederly widow and working son. Apply—--9572, “PRESS.” X 9572 HOUSEMAID WAITRESS REQUIRED to start immediately. Experience necessarv. PHONE 62-838. HOME HELP WANTED TWO MORNINGS A WEEK RICCARTON AREA. PHONE 486-443. H.T. DRIVERS EXPERIENCED drivers required for tip truck, steel truck and flat deck. Must have knowledge of city and suburbs. Overtime worked. Apply:— The .Manager BRIGHTLINGS TRANSPORT. 213 Lichfield Street. . ; 13467 KITCHEN MAID KITCHEN MAID, preferably experienced in kitchen work, required for a permanent position at Fernwood Hostel. Good wages and conditions. Accommodation available if I required. Apply:— MATRON. PH 559-005, for an appointment. 3719 KITCHEN STAFF THE PRINCESS MARGARET HOSPITAL THE following positions are available: (11 VEGETABLE COOK. i2» KITCHEN MAID Accommodation available if required. Apply:— DIETITIAN-IN-CHARGE. Phone 39-166 6614 New Zealand W Electricity LABOURERS LABOURERS are required by the Department for new construction work at Bromley Sub-station. Conditions of employment are good and steady overtime is at present available. For further information, rates of pay. etc., apply in person to:— The Building Overseer. N.Z. ELECTRICITY DEPT, Princess Street, ADDINGTON Or telephone 488-859 to arrange an interview. 3494 LABOURERS I F OR both our glass and metal windowframe departments. Apply: MR CURTIS PHONE 40-399, BRADLEY BROS, LTD, 821 COLOMBO STREET 6589' LINOTYPE OPERATOR FULL OF PART-TIME WANTED AKABOA MAIL COMPANY, P.O Box 9. Phone: Akaroa 158. LABOURERS REQUIRED for light clean inside work. Top wages with overtime optional and good working conditions Permanent positions Apply:— Michael Rvan, PROFILE FURNITURE (LIONEL HUNTER, LTD), PHONE 385-069; AFTER HOURS 228-197 ! _6549 1 LEGAL TYPIST ■ A -mall law office requires a young ladv for Dictaphone ''ping and receptionist work. Pleasant working conditions and good salarv Phone 30171 6676 LADY REQUIRED h' fendalton Fish Supplv. , in our modern, fresh fish department. Retail selling ; onh no preparation work, selling onlr Phone 518-557. MR B E MATHER 6503 LUBE BAY OPERATOR WE require an experienced abe bay operator on a part 1 time basis Hours to suit Apply:— ROCKY POINT SERVICES, 350 Port Hills Road, Phone 34-231; a h 598-040. 6654 MEN DOING A SKILLED JOB GIVES MORE SATISFACTION If you are alert, with good eyesight and are looking for a permanent position, we will train you to operate our high precision knitting machines. The machines operate “round the clock” so hours ; of work are rotational. Please contact: Colleen Sweeney, The Personnel Office. ' LANE WALKER RUDKIN ’ LTD. 10 Montreal Street, r Phone 71 689. 27581
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Press, Volume CXIV, Issue 33433, 15 January 1974, Page 18
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