Situations Vacant seventh former REQUIRED for remainder of school holidays. Applicants should live in the Burwood area. Duties involve minding I shop. PHONE 855-067. L H 2053 TEACHER OF TYPEWRITING | APPROX. 20 HOURS i PER WEEK (Day School Only, A ERY small carefully streamed classes of motivated postsecondarj’ students. Details available from: The Principal, RITCHIE SECRETARIAL COLLEGE. Phone 790-668; a.h. 388-794.
OIL INSTALLATION FITTERS PAPUA, NEW GUINEA 2 OIL INSTALLATION FITERS required. Experienced in:— A. Installation and repairs to fuel pumps. B. Installation of tanks and pipe work associated with bulk fuel storage. C. Cleaning and maintaining civil aviation fuel tanks and pumps. D. Electrical work required in above installations. REMUNERATION:— A. Salary $N.Z.12,000 - 5N.Z.15,000. B. 4 weeks leave annually. C. Return air fares after 2 years. D. Free housing and vehicle. THE COMPANY Pangia Constructions is a fully Papua New Guinea owned company specialising in earthmoving. cattle and pig breeding, plumbing, building and mechanical repairs. The successful applicants will be capable of organising their own branch of the company with a minimum of supervision. Written applications and contact phone No. will be received up to December 31, 1978. Personal interviews will be arranged in N.Z. early in January, 1979.
Please reply to: Managing Director, 11 Orchard Flats, Stoke, NELSON. H1306 SENIOR CLERK ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT DUE TO A retirement we require a mature person to prepare the day to day layout (display advertising) of "the Press.” This is a specialised and exacting job with plenty of interest and demanding a high level of accurancy and common sense. Ability to communicate and deal with people in various departments is essential. The successful applicant will commence duties early February and receive complete training for two months. The salary offered will be in accordance with qualifications and experience. A staff superannuation scheme is available after 12 months’ employment. Please apply in writing with references to: B. F. Hastings, Advertising Manager, The Christchurch Press Co. Ltd, P.O. Box 1005, CHRISTCHURCH. D. WHITE HERON SECOND COOK REQUIRED for busy Tourist Hotel. A La Carte and short order Menus. Please apply to: The Chief, WHITE HERON TRAVEL LODGE Memorial Ave, CHRISTCHURCH AIRPORT. Phone 583-139 HI9IB
USED CAR SALES AN OPPORTUNITY HAS arisen for an enthusiastic self-motivated person to join our Used Car Sales Team. Preference will be given to those applicants who are Registered or Approved under the terms of the Motor Vehicle Dealers Act. This is a top position in a premium outlet and therefore carries excellent rewards. In the first instance, please telephone our Mrs Sydow to arrange an appointment. N.Z.M.C. MORRIS 150 ARMAGH STREET, CHRISTCHURCH. Telephone 790-020. 7876 YOU’VE HEARD SO MUCH ABOUT US, NOW’S YOUR CHANCE. WE REQUIRE A GOOD SENIOR HAIRDRESSER TO JOIN US, WHO IS LOOKING FOR A PLEASANT ALTERNATIVE TO THE USUAL SALON WORK AND ENVIRONMENT. RING JOHN, 67-359 8017
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