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Press, 29 July 1976, Page 22

Situations Vacant FLEET MECHANIC AN OPPORTUNITY HAS ARISEN in our workshop for a qualified Mechanic to maintain our fleet of diesel and petrol trucks. The workshop is modern and centrally heated, good wages will be negotiated with the right man. Regular overtime is worked. RING 842-149 FOR AN APPOINT MENT. BRIGHTLING EXPRESS TRANSPORT. LIMITED. 8341 \\\\ GARAGE SERVICEMAN WE, REQUIRE a man for our garage to do greasing and oil changes, repairing punctures, steam cleaning and general clean up work around the garage. Apply: MAINTENANCE SUPERVISOR, WINSTONE (5.1.), LIMITED, Halswell Junction Road Phone 496-099 S7O2 HOT PRESS PRINT HOT PRESS PRINT SPEED TYPIST/SALESWOMAN WE REQUIRE an intelligent, experienced, with it speed typist, preferably senior, to take charge of our Sydenham Branch about to open shortly. The successful applicant will need to have a flair for selling and be able to deaj with the public She must also be able to start within seven davs of notification. Telephone Mr Gerald Henry, HOT PRESS PRINT. PAPANUI. 526-511. 528-098, For an Interview. HI 263 INFORMATION OFFICER THE NEW ZEALAND MEAT PRODUCERS BOARD is seeking an experienced journalist for the position of Information Officer. This is an appointment to the Board’s Information Section and the duties will include dealing with day-to-day requests from the media and the public; preparing articles and press releases; assisting in producing the Board’s monthly newsletter; and maintaining regular liaison with producer and industry organisations throughout New Zealand The main requirements are writing ability and an appreciation of the basic role of farming in the country’s economy. Applicants must have had a thorough grounding in daily newspaper work. Some experience in television or radio journalism would be an advantage, but is not essential. A generous starting salary will be negotiated. Superanuation is available and assistance with housing finance can be provided. Apply in strict confidence to: “Information Officer,” C/- NEW ZEALAND MEAT PRODUCERS BOARD, P.O. Box 121, Wellington. 8349 MAINTENANCE STAFF WE AKE currently seeking keen and capable engineers for our expanding gas production maintenance department at Sockburn. Previous experience on reciprocating machinery would be an asset but not a necessity. A variety of jobs are involved on turning, welding, piping, valves, etc., and occasional installations at. customers’ premises. All our current fitting staff are indentured fitters so you will be joining a fully qualified team, and if you have the'ambiuon and the capabilities there are future openings arising within this growing organisation. We offer competitive rates and allowances, plus overtime. Overalls and footwear are supplied. If you are interested and are looking for a position with a sound national company, call: LARRY IRWIN, AT NEW ZEALAND INDUSTRIAL’ GASES, LTD, EPSOM ROAD. SOCKBURN. PHONE 487-199, EXT. 58. H1315 MALE OR FEMALE DEMONSTRATOR DUE TO THE EXPANSION of our selling field we have a vacancy for a male or female demonstrator to work in the Christchurch district. A starting salary of $BO per week wil be paid to the successful applicant who after an intial training period will be able to earn $9O to $lOO per week or more. The requirements are a pleasing personality and the use of a family car. No previous experience is necessary. For an interview appointment please phone the Manager, 68-422. or 529-805 after hours or any time this week-end. HI 534 METAL WORKERS J. MERCER and SONS, LIMITED ALUMINIUM AND STAINLESS STEEL FABRICATORS THE FOLLOWING POSITIONS are vacant in our press department: DIE SETTER A mature type of man is required to set dies for pressing a large variety of stainless steel products. This is a responsible position with distinct possibilities of advancement. Good wages and overtime. GENERAL PRESS WORK A vacancy exists for a man to work with a team pressing stainless steel equipment Good wages and overtime. PHONE MR A. COLLINS, 69-679 FOR AN APPOINTMENT.