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Situations Vacant NEW VEHICLE SALES POSITION WL HAVE A VACANCY for a keen person sell our popular range of new G.M. vehicles. This is an opportunity to join a modem and progressive General Motors Dealership. The position offers ample opportunity to earn i high income Apply in writing only: THE SALES MANAGER, 300 MANCHESTER STREET. CHRISTCHURCH. S6' OTAGO EDUCATION BOARD ARCHITECT DUE TO PROMOTION within the Educti Senice th Board has a vacancy for a registered Architect. Applicants must have the necessary expet ience and leadership to give guidance and direction to design staff. Salary $12,872 per annum. Details in regard to conditions of employment, etc., may be obtained by contacting the Chief Architect. Mr Archer, telephone /0-3SU Dunedin (collect). Assistance with housing is possible Written applications should be addressed to the undersigned at the Board’s office, P.O. Box 1185. Dunedin. W. A. J PERRY. Education Office, General Manager Dunedin. August 24. 1977. STOCK CUTTERS WE NOW HAVE one or two positions available for experienced clothing trade cutters to join our permanent staff. No bonus scheme but good earning potential, variety of work, subsidised transport to and from the Square, cafeteria, staff buying facilities, etc. CONTACT: MR R. REEVES. PERSONNEL OFFICER, LANE WALKER RUDKIN. LTD. 32 MONTREAL STREET. PHONE 791-840 56608 S. WAINUI. LTD ! WANTED SHEARERS AND SHED-HANDS . FOR SHEARING SEASON starting second week ; October, seven months works. Gisborne and South land areas. Waipaoa Station addition to run. Phone Sam Wainui 75-637 Invercargill or Tata Wainui 77-408, Robert Broughton 89-923 Buddy Smith, Mangatu Blocks. Phone 877 Whatatutu. Gisborne. I_ 206 b THE REPRESENTATIVE WHO HAS EVERYTHING (BUT WANTS LIFE A LITTLE EASIER) This message is directed to THE COMMISSIONED AGENT who has achieved SEASONED SALES SKILLS and enjoys the challenge and posstbili ■ ties of his profession—but may be deterred by th* I constant task of prospecting for new clients’. WE HAVE A UNIQUE PROPOSITION TO PUT TO YOU In your area we have large untapped commercial clientele You will be engaged as a Repiesentative to write all Life Assurance and >: Accident and Health from this large untapped commercial market. Join us and have defined clients of your own making. We are looking for fairly experienced agents to join us, both male and female, with the will to work and the wish to be well rewarded for their efforts. People with the will to sell but who have not had the selling experience and wish to join. i should feel free to apply. If you feel you have the attributes to succeed j then we would like to talk business with you | Telephone Mr Hayman 797-480, Ext, 88 (collect) ■il For further details write to: f’ ‘'SALESMAN." C P.O BOX 1960. CHRISTCHURCH “ “There are diamonds beneath your feet 4 ?! that you are unaware of." 2960 Tj e TYPIST CLERK WE REQUIRE the services of an intelligent bright girl to fill the position of Junior Typist, preferably 7 with a knowledge of Shorthand. This position would suit a conscientious girl ■ who takes pride in neat work and is interested I in computers and input work allied with them | and who would also be keen to be involved in I farm insurance. The successful applicant would be required to commence duties as soon as possible, therefore, if you consider you have the necessary qualifi r e : cations please reply’ in the first instance by tele■J phoning Mrs Leigh to make an appointment tor 1 an interview, or write to— The Manager, FARMERS' MUTUAL INSURANCE ASSN. 6 Armagh Court, Armagh Street West, »7 ■ P.O. Box 1711, Christchurch. Or Phone 64-837 for an appointment ' _WSS11 WICKLIFFE PRESS. LTD. e OFFSET MACHINIST h- WE HAVE A VACANCY for an expen»n<»d |gi operator for our sheetfed offset presses. Top wages and overtime available Apply:— THE FACTORY MANAGER. WICKLIFFE PRESS, LTD PHONE 75-033. DUNEDIN COLLECT. v«3 3»h454 • t