Situations Vacant D.B. HAAST HOTEL REQUIRES training manager AND MANAGERESS Preferably no children. Live-in accommodation available I For interview phone— MR P SYMONS, 827 HAAS!. WIS&2 DESPATCH DEPARTMENT i LICHFIELD (N.Z.), LTD. requires the services of i a competent man for despatching duties ai their I citv warehouse. i J ! A person experienced in the despatching of ‘ clothing would be preferred although full training I will be given to a person willing to learn this a spect of warehousing Good wages and conditions Staff purchasing privileges apply. For further particulars, apply to: Mr Larcombe, WAREHOUSE MANAGER Phone 798-040. ! VV 764 RmsionalW GENERAL MANAGER • Around $17,000 negotiable plus car • H We have been asked to advise on the ■ 1| recruitment of a Divisional Manager who B will become part of one of this country's B ■ most recognised manufacturing B . ■ organisations. ■ The successful applicant will have ■ B acquired significant commercial ■ ■ experience. His background ’is likely to B ■ •include at least an association with, and ■ ■ knowledge of, general engineering, both B ;.B in a practical and administrative capacity. I ■ In summary, you will be commercially B ■ adept, and you will possess the maturity B ■to assume senior management B HI responsibilities in an organisation that will B (fl be viewing you directly as an understudy B ■ for further senior executive promotion. fl Clearly, the appointment is one of ■ ■ absolute importance to our clients. ■ ■ Accordingly salary (including a company B ■ vehicle) and substantial,, additional fringe I fl benefits are extremely attractive. We will B ® be pleased to discuss the specification in B B detail with you after you have called us I ■ on 68-437. Your confidence is assured. I i Wareham Associates Ltd I ■ J management consultants ■ . Guardian Royal £ichan(e Assuranca Bu>id>n( Hara'ord P 0 &3M 20H. Chrntehutch laKphow fel 437 ! ELECTRICIANS WANTED THE SERVICES of Electricians experienced or wishing to gain experience in Industrial and Commercial wiring work are required. A permanent and interesting job with Overtime is offered to those interested in this class of work. For further information apply to:— FRANK MILLAR and CO., LIMITED, 214 LICHFIELD STREET, CHRISTCHURCH. Phone 62-366 business hours, or 887-050 (Mr Parfitt) after hours. WB6OB ELECTRICIAN COME AND JOIN OUR progressive compan’-, which is involved in large contracts in Christchurch. Good wages and conditions and a bonus scheme is paid which could increase your earnings considerably. Vehicle provided. PHONE: JASON ELECTRICAL, LIMITED, 793-969 ANY TIME. WB4OO ELECTRICIAN WE are looking for a registered electrician for 'maintenance and installation work in our factory. ' Our chief electrician is contemplating retireiment and for this reason, we would prefer an experienced man over 30 years of age who would I fill the Chief’s position at a later date. Our plant is extensive and is engaged in manufacturing biscuits, chocolate and confectionery. The company is carrying out a vigourous installation programme and this work, plus a busy maintenance schedule ensures plenty of variety and interest. I For further details, contact: — THE PERSONNEL OFFICER. A. B. CONSOLIDATED, LTD Cnr Montreal and St Asaph Street! i M 6410 I ESTIMATING ENGINEER APPLICATIONS ARE INVITED for the above position in our modern Christchurch office, Ferry Road.’ Applicants should possess a good theoretical engineering knowledge (N.Z.C.E. or part 8.E.) with an above average ability in mathematics. Experience in air conditioning and ventiliation would be an advantage, but is not essential. Duties would include selecting and preparing quotations for fans, heaters, cooler, air handler, etc. Salary depending on qualifications and experience. Ring or write for an appointment to CHIEF DRAUGHTSMAN. VALE DIVISION, FERRY ROAD. PHONE 899-168. W8612
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