Situations Vacanti SUB-EDITOR j SUB-EDITOR ; ARE YOU in a subbing job that bores you silly : because you never get the chance to use your initiative or take a bit of responsibility? Does the prospect of sitting down-table putting in par marks for the rest of your life fill you with horror? We can offer you something better right I now—and if you’re good, the sky could be the • limit. Grading according to experience. Apply:— EDITOR, “THE EVENING STAR,” Box 517, Dunedin. j 6066 I SENIOR (FRESHWATER) FISHERIES OFFICER FOR THE WELLINGTON ACCLIMATISATION SOCIETY APPLICATIONS are invited from persons who possess both academic and practical qualifications in the area of Freshwater Fisheries Management. Duties include applied research into all facets of our field policy, including habitat studies and anti-pollution measures. There is also the supervision of the Society’s Trout Hatchery as an experimental station where research facilities are available. i The appointment carries an attractive commencing salary and a free house at Masterton where the successful applicant would be expected to reside. Applications, which close at p.m. on Friday, Jnly 1, 1977. should be addressed to: — The Secretary, WELLINGTON ACCLIMATISATION SOCIETY, P.O. Box 1884, Wellington, 1. Copies of relevant data should be enclosed with the application. Pre-application enquiries will be received up to and including Friday, June 24, 1977. j 7084 SHEETMETAL WORKERS TRADESMEN Two competent men with good general working experience jobbing type work. Promotional prospects to leading hand, etc., are good. SEMI-SKILLED Two conscientious men or youths, with mini- ) I mum of three years’ experience. PRESS OPERATOR A reliable person, who is capable of offsetting, ' maintaining and running a press with the minimum I of supervision. The Company offers good working conditions, i Optional overtime. Staff purchasing advantages. ! Social Club activities. 1 Apply to: Mr G. Burney. : COLT VENTILATION AND HEATING (N.Z.), LTD, P.O. Box 4182, 44 Braddon St, Christchurch. 1 Phone 798-230. W6456 1 ' ”■■ “ 1 ■ 1 Whitcous 1 STOREMAN WE HAVE A VACANCY in the sundry store of our Colombo Street factory for a Storeman, 25-45 years, to assist with the day-to-day runnig of this busy section. For an interview please phone — MR L. YOUNG, PERSONNEL OFFICER, PHONE 791-720. W8699 i STORES ASSISTANT e £ OUR KNITWEAR FINISHING DEPARTMENT e requires a young person to assist jn the day-to-day 4 running of a small accessory store. >- We are looking for someone aged 15-17, who could enjoy this challenging work with the possij bility of later advancement. l_ Generous staff buying privileges available. d Please contact: p PETER HILL, - PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT, y 10 MONTREAL STREET. pwwß Lane Walker Rudkin Ltd 1 Lv./Wtl RO.Box992Christchurch.Ph79l-840 I W1327 - STOREMAN/PACKER . WE REQUIRE a man to assist in our new Brisbane i. Street Pump Store. ”■ The work covers receiving, storing, issuing, packing, and despatching a variety of pumps, pump 0 parts, and allied equipment. This would be an interesting job for a young ie man who is keen and willing to learn about our a- products. s Applicants please telephone 50-279 to arrange , B an interview with the Stores Supervisor, Mr Evans. ” BROWN brothers UJ « •e LIMITED nit 590 Colombo Street, Christchurch. 2385 ia - SAWMILL WORKERS 11- » PAPUA NEW GUINEA VACANCIES EXIST in Papua New Guinea for Fitters and Turners arid Mechanics in the Sawmill and associated timber industries. _ Experience in the industry is preferred but is , s not essential. id For full details of positions, please write to: J. G. GROOME AND ASSOCIATES, Forest Industry Consultants, P.O. Box 169, Taupo. 52 W6125
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