Situations Vacant Situations Vacant — . TRUCK MECHANIC OR 1 EXPERIENCED WORKSHOP MAN i LANCASTER MOTORS, The Jr Used Truck Specialists, re 1 quire a good all-rounder for 3 : their modern workshop. Top VXU UUI JL i wages and conditions with overtime available. TYPIST* Apply:- ' ' ' 201-205 Ferry Road, RECEPTIONIST i for P Mr n Sandjs 3 or° | T 1416; SOUND typing ability is rated VEHICLE INSPECTORS nd sU ri SOCKBURN VEHICLE with, informal relaxed atmos- TF’xTINCi STATION phere — incidently, you’ll also I LOI IriO Q Irtl lUrt be operating the P.A.B.X, and , acting as their front-desk girl. THE Sockburn Vehicle Test-, 19 plus? North-west area ing Station has vacancies for, (own transport handyi 2 vehicle inspectors. The) Negotiable salary. ' successful applicants must be, PHnvr “ A ” grade, certified or] phu-xis b<-otz journey-man mechanics. Good I wages will be paid to the! ; successful applicants and working conditions are excelFor further information Guardian Hoysl txenMj* please apply to the underAssurance BuildtM signed: Hereford St. P.O. Bax 2338 i a. m. findlay. Telephone 67-042 7203 51793 j THE NEW HOTEL ASHBURTON requires a highly qualified CHEF DE CUISINE TO TAKE CHARGE of our modem, spacious kitchen. Expertise in all facets of food preparation and presentation is a prime requirement with particular emphasis on smorgasbord buffet and table d’hote preparation. The Hotel is a busy one catering for house guests up to 131. conferences up to 600, private functions and receptions up to 450 plus spacious bars, one with bistro facilities. The successful applicant will take control of a first-class team of cooks and apprentices who are capable of preparing all the food requirements of the Hotel to a very high standard. Salary scale will be commensurate with quali- , fications and experience and a house is available ■ if required. ) Please contact the Manager by writing to P.O. Box 70. enclosing references, etc., or telephone 83-059 to arrange an interview. HOTEL ASHBURTON. Racecourse Road, Ashburton. .W6056 TIMARU CITY COUNCIL ELECTRICAL INSPECTOR AN APPLICANT should either be qualified as an Inspector or have qualifications that will enable him to obtain registration as an electrical inspector without delay. Assistance will be given with removal expenses and housing accommodation. ! Further information may be obtained from the Staff Officer, P.O. Box 522, Timaru. 7014 WELLINGTON REGIONAL WATER BOARD ENGINEERS VACANCIES EXIST for professional engineers to work on the design of major water supply pro- , jects, including Treatment Plants, Pumping Stai tions, Dams, Reservoirs, and large Pipelines. f Applicants should have a University Degree or be Members of an appropriate Engineering Institution, and have experience in water supply or related works. 1 Further information and conditions of appoint- " ment may be obtained from the Board’s Office, Third Floor, M.E.D. Building, Cuba Street, Wellington (telephone 739-779). Applications close with the Secretary on Monday, June 13, 1977. R. G. BISHOP, Chief Engineer. 7011 WAREHOUSE i SUPERVISOR ® AN EXPERIENCED MAN is required to operate n and control a Warehouse distributing foodstuffs i. locally and throughout the South Island. I The work is varied and interesting being o suited to an applicant who can handle the work 0 alone and with part-time assistance. He will answer directly to the Distribution ’ Manager, located in Auckland, and for this reason initiative and communication with local representatives are essential for day-to-day decisions " for which he will be responsible. L Age preferably in the 35-45 year bracket. 0 Remuneration will be mutually discussed on o the basis of experience and knowledge. A pension fund is operating and there are staff buying r privileges. c Please reply to:— ‘WAREHOUSE SUPERVISOR,” ’ P.O. BOX 14449, PANMURE. AUCKLAND, 6. 59796 WAITAKI ELECTRIC POWER BOARD LINEMEN 1 TRAINEE LINEMEN THE BOARD HAS VACANCIES on its staff at i? Oamaru for Certificated and Trainee Linemen. ■iPermanent positions after probationary period. N Wages according to Northern Otago and Southland Electrical Workers’ Award. o- Housing available at reasonable rental. ig Staff purchasing privileges and subsidised ie Superannuation Scheme in operation. n- Written applications which should include n - details of past experience, marital status, age, ** etc., close with the undersigned on Thursday, June a- 9, 19/7. Further information may also be obtained on e- application to:— id The Engineer, is WAITAKI ELECTRIC POWER BOARD, P.O. Box 345, Oamaru. S 2443 ay al YOU ARE WORTH HALF A MILLION! Of “5 AT BIRTH you inherit half a million — not dollars, but hours. How you invest those hours determines be how and whether vou will succeed in your life’s $ goal. l4 > A progressive world-wide sales organisation needs two mature people to service their evergrowing clientele. Own reliable car a necessity, i Above average income for above average effort. I Complete training in Auckland at Company’s exI pense. Successful applicant must be prepared to M | commence training Tuesday, June 7. ! Invest your time wisely now. and phone Kevin ed| Ashton at Christchurch 66-628, for personal interview. S4 | W1435
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