. Situations Vacant[ NELSON FARM IMPROVEMENT CLUB I (INC.) FARM MANAGEMENT CONSULTANT DUE TO family health circumstances an unexpected • vacancy now exists with the Nelson Farm Im- | provement Club (Inc.), for a full-time Farm 'Tanage- ! ment Consultant. The club’s members cover a wide range of ; . armmg enterprises, which include dairying, town | milk, and factory supply, intensive cropping, and i meat and wool production. The successful appli- 1 cant can expect work in all areas of farm manage- | ment. with some valuation work available in this I well-established club. Finance is available for a vehicle, and car j runmg expenses are paid. Salary to be negotiated ■ commensurate with qualifications and experience, ; Applications which close on June 20. 1977, I should be in writing addressed to: The Secretary. NELSON FARM -MPROVEMENT CLUB (INC.), i P.O. Box 386, Nelson. : FULL-TIME POSITION IS OFFERED to a man to sell and service our range of high quality sewing and knitting machines. BERNINA SEWING CENTRE, 5 VICTORIA STREET FITTER WE HAVE A VACANCY for a competent tradesman fitter. The work is varied and interesting. We offer a permanent position with staff buying privileges to a suitable applicant. Apply to: PERSONNEL OFFICER, GENERAL FOODS POULTRY, LIMITED, 112 CARMEN ROAD. HORNBY. PHONE 499-019. FITTER FITTER WE REQUIRE a Fitter for our Belfast Plant. Working conditions are good and regular overtime is available. Benefits include superanuation, free medical, service bonus and staff share scheme. Please apply to; FIRTH INDUSTRIES. LTD, Courts Island. Belfast. JOURNALIST IF YOU HAVE experience in daily journalism and if you want to join a young team on a progressive newspaper, come to Rotorua and the ‘‘Daily Post.” J We are interested in sub-editors and reporters, J2 to Jo; experience a must. Housing available and assistance with transfer cost. Apply in writing only, giving full details to: THE EDITOR, DAILY POST, BOX 1442, ROTORUA. LOOKING FOR A CHALLENGE? WHY NOT START YOUR OWN BUSINESS AT OUR EXPENSE? (IN CHRISTCHURCH AND SURROUNDING DISTRICTS) WE PROVIDE training and administrative support, sales promotion and advertising — a vehicle or expense allowance to use your own car — low interest home loan after a qualifying period — annual bonus increasing yearly — subsidised superannuation — the freedom to be your own boss. Like any business, your income denends on your effort, abilities and the sales skills you develop Men and women aged 22-65 eam excellent incomes in this business throughout New Zealand. Phone Mr Ted Enright, Regional Sales Manager, at 60-265 or 63-792 collect, or write P.O. Box 2249. Christchurch. WESTERN CO-OPERATIVE BUILDING SOCIETY, FOR SAVINGS AND INVESTMENT PLANS Comer Armagh Street and Oxford Terrace. Christchurch. 59036 MEN REQUIRED SHOULD YOU be experienced or are willing to learn the installation of fire sprinkler systems, we require you now! To the right men there exists opportunities of advancement to become a Sprinkler Fitter. The work sites are varied as we have major contracts in Christchurch and the surrounding areas. For further information applv: WORMALD BROTHERS (N.Z.), LTD. 412-420 St Asaph Street. Phone 795-250. W1476 MACHINE SHOP STAFF AFTERNOON SHIFT. 4 P.M. TO MIDNIGHT INCREASED PRODUCTION at our Madras Street Engineering Works has created positions for the following tradesmen: HORIZONTAL BORER OPERATORS AND MILLING MACHINISTS These positions are best suited to qualified or indentured tradesmen, and additional training will be given if necessary. Applv — MR J. THOMPSON. WORKS MANAGER. PHONE 791-400. ANDREWS AND BEAVEN, LTD
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