Situations Vacant LAKE ALICE HOSPITAL, i MARTOX APPLICATIONS are invited i I from Registered Male Psy-I jchiatric Nurses for the Na ! tional Security Unit. An allowance of $368.97 p.a plus an extra two weeks lea\e are granted. Some housing at ( a low rental is available for married applicants. Assistance ! will be given with travelling! and removal expenses. Please forward applications to the Medical Superinten-j i dent, Lake Alice Hospital.j I Private Bag. Marton LADIES HAIRSTYLIST , MALE OR FEMALE COMPETENT Stylist required for Salon close to city, on Riccarton-Sumner bus route i Able to blow-wave and handle long hair. Phone Sum. 6122. I $7619 (the suzijWentre MOTOR-CYCLE SALESMAN i WE require, to begin in the new’ year, a person who is a proven salesman but not necessarily in the motorcycle trade. Preference will be given to a young man who can show he has personality and can handle the wide range of duties associated with this job. Phone 60-129 for an inter : view. I 7873
MATRON NGATAWA Boarding School for Girls,. Marton, requests applications for Assistant Matron, starting February 1, 1977 Good conditions of work and accommodation. Free board in term time. Four months paid holiday per year. This job doesn’t suit everyone but can prove distinctUy advantageous for a person who enjoys managing and i caring for teenagers. • Apply with references and .details of qualifications, etc., (to the:— I Headmaster. NGATAWA SCHOOL, Marton. j 56261 MECHANIC QUALIFIED Mechanic required with experience in automatic transmission repairs, or interested in learn ing. Contact:— | PETER LEVERSEDGE, Phone 66-416 or 81-318 Any Time i MECHANIC REQUIRED in New Year toj assist with maintaining a i modern transport fleet in new I workshop. Overtime available. If you are thinking of a change, ring Tom Smith, E. H. BOYCE & CO, LTD, PHONE 842-039. 55240 MARINE ENGINEER THE Lyttelton Harbour Board has a vacancy for a Marine Engineer to assist tn the manning of floating plant at the Port. Applicants should hold a First Class Diesel Ticket and preference will be given to those who also hold a minimum of a Second Class Steam Ticket. Conditions of employment will be in accordance with the terms of the N.Z. Harbour Boards' Tug and Dredge Engineers Voluntary Agreement. Further particulars may be obtained from the Resident Engineer Lyttelton Harbour Board. P.O. Box 23, Lyttelton. Applications stating qualifications and experience are to be addressed to;— THE GENERAL MANAGER, LYTTELTON HARBOUR BOARD. P.O. Box 2108. . CHRISTCHURCH. :2354 MESSENGER BOY NEAT, clean, honest, and re i liable. Bicycle needed. Start Monday. Phone 68-071 bus. ' hours. 56726 ©Ministry of Aonculture ' MINISTRY OF ' AGRICULTURE AND FISHERIES I VACATION LABOUR FOR : FIELD WORK ' AVAILABLE from January 5 1 till March 4. Suitable for 1 able bodied students. 18 ■ years and over. •i Apply: Ministry of Agri- • culture and Fisheries. 131 Vic- • toria Street. Christchurch. 1 between the hours of 8-10 ’ a.m„ Monday. Tuesday and ’ Wednesday (December 20, 21. *'22. 19761. I 8015
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