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Situations Vacant "SPECIAL’’ MACHINIST SMALL CITY WORKROOM REQUIRES experienced operator for overlocker, hemmer, button and buttonholer, etc. Commence immediately or early New Year.PLEASE PHONE 792-066. , W7576 TRANSPORTER OPERATOR WE REQUIRE a competent person to operate c. r 1 ransporter Belt. Knowledge of a transport belt an advantage but not essential.This is a full time position only. To start January 19. SEY HOY FASHION WEAR MANUFACTURING COMPANY. 72 FITZGERALD AVENUE.PHONE 63-953. 55727 THE CATHEDRAL GRAMMAR SCHOOL BURSAR OWING TO THE RETIREMENT of the present Bursar who has held the position for 24 years, the Board of Governors invite applications for this appointment. The duties involve general administrative work for the School and Chester Hall (the Hall of Residence for University Students controlled by the school), the keeping of the books of account, general oversight of buildings, and acting as Secretary to the Board of Governors. The position would be suitable for a man of about 45 years of age who perhaps has held responsibility in the Services or is in early retirement. The appointee would be employed for 374 hours weekly for a period of approximately 44 weeks in the year duties to commence on February 1,1977. The salary will be by negotiation. Further enquiries and applications in writing may be made to the Board of Governors, c/- The Grammar School, 2 Chester Street West, Christchurch, 1. Applications close on December 19, 1976. 2581 TURNER TURNER TURNER REQUIRED for marine and genera! work on new centre lathe. Overtime available This job could lead to responsible position in assisting running of machine shop. PHONE MR JAMES. AT LYTTELTON ENGINEERING CO., LTD, LYTTELTON 8105. r W5995 ©Christchurch Drainage Board TELEPHONE OPERATOR/ RECEPTIONIST THE BOARD IS SEEKING to fill this key position at its central office in 233 Cambridge Terrace. It is a position well suited to an alert and courteous person of mature personality, who can give sufficient and reliable service to the public. The duties mainly involve operating the main switchboard at the office, but will also include some clerical and typing work. Hours of work: 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., with an hour for lunch. Salary according to experience. Interested persons should ring the Personnel Officer. Mr O. Kitchingman for an appointment, telephone 790-550. M. J. HORNE, Secretary. 8674 TYPIST/SECRETARY APPLICATIONS ARE IMMEDIATELY INVITED for a permanent position of senior audio typist/ secretary in our New Zealand-wide property management and development division. Good conditions, latest electric equipment, interesting challenging work and a good remuneration for good, competent, reliable service. Write: THE MANAGER. H. G. LIVINGSTONE, LTD, 121 WORCESTER STREET TRAINEE DIESEL FUEL INJECTION WE HAVE an opportunity for a Young Man with a sound education to be fully trained on all i aspects of repair and overhaul of diesel fuel in- | jection equipment. This is a skilled operation and I would suit a young man with mechanical aptitude I and the ability to work to close detail. For an interview please phone Mr L. J. Cotton, 793-710. LUCAS INDUSTRIES N.Z., LTD. 164 St Asaph Street. W7731 i THE SCOUT ASSOCIATION OF NEW ZEALAND FIELD COMMISSIONERS THE ASSOCIATION HAS A VACANCY for a Field Commissioner residing in Christchurch to assist voluntary' Scouting Leaders in Canterbury and Westland and for a similar appointment in Auckland covering Northland and Auckland. Previous experience in the Scout Movement is desirable but not essential provided that the applicant is able to work effectively with adults. Enquiries are invited from persons, preferably ; between the ages of 25 and 45. who may be i interested in either of these vacancies. Further ( details of the duties and responsibilities, salary, ! pnsion fund and conditions of appointment may I be obtained, in confidence, from: THE NATIONAL SECRETARY. PO. BOX 2675, WELLINGTON. 8527