Situations Vacant MIDDLE AGED MAN WE require a reliable middle-aged man to train to operate a Confectionery Making process. This is a steady job very suitable for a man who enjoys working on his own. The new man will work with the present operator until familiar with the process. This is a permanent position, 7 a.m. start daily. I Regular overtime. Preference given to men with a local work record. Apply to:— PERSONNEL OFFICER. A.B. CONSOLIDATED LTD. corner Montreal and St Asaph Streets. H2206 MULTILITH OPERATOR MALE OR FEMALE AN experienced 1250 Multilith Operator is required for our small Offset Department. For the right person there are excellent future opportunities arising from this job and in the meantime we offer pleasant working conditions with lots of variety and an attractive financial reward. Telephone: FLINT SERVICE BUREAU. 60-756. and arrange a time for us to discuss the matter. 2872 NEW ZEALAND MOTOR BODIES LTD COACH AND OMNIBUS BUILDERS WE have permanent positions available for the following: Coach or Body Builders Joiners Light Engineering oi men who can use light tools. Applv:— 99-105 FERRY ROAD Or Phone 60-172 For An Interview. H2241 OFFICE GIRL WE require the services o: an experienced, efficient per son who is able to take soli charge of our Sales Office Interesting and rewardini work for the right person. Please phone 65-707 OFFICE JUNIOR WE have a vacancy for ; Junior Girl in our Belfas office. The work is varied an< interesting and gives a goo< grounding in office procedure We would prefer a girl wh has studied typing at schoc but other applicants will b considered. This woul< especially suit a girl livin in Belfast or Kaiapoi bu transport is provided to an from the Square each day. Phone the Secretary, FARRIER WAIMAK, LTD, BELFAST 238-179. WIBBI ORDERLY ORDERLY ORDERLY (PART-TIME) JUBILEE HOSPITAL JUBILEE HOSPITAL WOOLSTON AN active, mature and n liable man is required fc general duties. Normal hours of duty at 6.30 a.m. to 3.30 p.m., wit evening attendance for up t one hour. The usual day of duty will be Thursday an Friday each week. For further particular telephone the House Mai ager, THE PRINCESS MAI GARET HOSPITAL, 39-166. 112(11 PLUMBING WAREHOUSEMAN HORNBY WE require the services of capable man to fill the abov position in our modern wan house. - THE POSITION: Tliis is a senior positio with a progressive companj The successful applicar will be responsible for th ordering, storage an despatch of all our plumbin lines to meet our customer needs. He will be expecte to attend to customers at ou trade counter in a bright an courteous manner. THE MAN: We envisage appointing . man aged between 25-45 yean although this need not dete suitable applicants from ou’ side this age range fror applying. We would prefer man with experience in wan housing and/or the plumbin field. THE REWARDS: A good commencing wag along with certain fring benefits will be discussed £ the interview. For an appointment phone The Warehouse Manager, MR J. HARRINGTON, ZIP WHOLESALERS Chappie Place, Hornby. Phone 495-216.
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