Situations Vacant I GARDENER/HANDYPERSON I i WITH own tools, transport , and trailer, to do odd jobs. PHONE 898-753 HOUSEHOLD HELP PERSON required for household duties in country area, close to Chch. Must be clean I and reliable. Good accommoI dation and board. Suit mature person. Reply P 5603, “Press.” ?£5603 HAIR STYLIST YATES SALONS 'REQUIRE full time Advanced ( Intermediate and part time Hair Stylist for Thursday and Fridav evenings. Phone 61-979 bus. 558-382 a.h. 54436 LADY WANTED iTO LOOK AFTER ELDERLY | COUPLE AT NIGHT Sleep in. Apply Press ZP6190. ! ™>l_6 LABOURER IWE REQUIRE a person for I general duties in our foun- ! dry Please apply in person to:, KINGSTON CLOSE LTD 15 Penn Place (off Blenheim Road) Phone 41-841 T 6479 LUBE AND TYRE BAY ATTENDANT I WE have a vacancy for a keen lube and tyre bay oper- | ator with some mechanical inclination. Phone 69-607 BRUCE REID MOTORS LTD ' Cnr Moorhouse Avenue and Selwyn Street T 9500 MECHANICS WE require qualified motor, j mechanics for our Tuam St' and Papanui workshops. Apply:— M. E. BURROWS, Service Manager, HUTCHINSON MOTORS, LTD, PHONE 793-440. 3390 MARLBOROUGH ELECTRIC POWER BOARD CERTIFICATED LINEMAN THE Board has vacancies for two Linemen located at Blen- ’ heim. Salary and conditions are ! attractive. ; Excellent area to live in. I Staff house at reasonable I rental may be available. I Applications with details of experience and two testimonials to: The Chief Engineer, MARLBOROUGH ELECTRIC POWER BOARD. P.O. Box 144, BLENHEIM. 6773 MAITRE D' I WE are looking for a Maitre ID’ or Hostess to take excep- , tionally good care of our dinling room (evenings only). Previous experience in this type of work is essential. For an interview please contact: Mrs Jenkin, CASA DEL SOL RESTAURANT. Phone 60-822 or 556-910. T 378
(iBR AMBLES j STORES PERSON A VACANCY NOW EXISTS for an experienced Forklift Operator who must have a working knowledge of Stores operation. Persons looking for permanent employment only need apply. Good working conditions. Phone 488-173 (work hours) for an interview. ([BRAMBLESi| Sl5l
University Vacancies UNIVERSITY OF OTAGO DUNEDIN RESEARCH FELLOW INDUSTRIAL AND REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT A POST has been created in the University of Otago to give strong support to Regional Development. It is to be jointly funded by local industry, the University, and the Business Development Centre. We are looking for a person with practical industrial experience, and research/development competence. Experience in new ventures and feasibility studies, with skills in marketing, finance, and product development, would be essential. Work in Regional Development, particularly resource analysis and quantification, would be desirable. The Research Fellowship, which is tenable initially for a period of two years, will be under the general direction of the Director of the Business Development Centre, Mr Richard Higham. University salary scales will apply. Lecturer — $11,894 -$14,488 Senior Lecturer —514,983 - $18,380 Appointment of a person with exceptional qualifications will be considered at a salary level of up to $21,159. Further particulars are available from the undersigned. Applications quoting A79/4 close on March 9, 1979. D. W. GIRVAN, Registrar. 6783
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