Situations Vacant FORKLIFT DRIVER WE have a vacancy at our Yaldhurst Yard for an experi- ! enced Forklift Driver. A 'knowledge of timber is i essential. Top rates are being ’ paid with regular overtime available. Please apply: Mr R. Thompson. ADDINGTON TIMBER COMPANY. Yaldhurst. Phone 429-188. a.h. 527-975. 1 GARDENER TEMPLETON HOSPITAL AND i TRAINING SCHOOL I APPLICATIONS are sought from experienced gardeners. I The work will be mainly on j ground maintenance. Garden labourers will also be considered. Apply to the Head Gardener. phone 497-199, ext. 813. 8 a.m. to 4.30 p.m. weekdays. WS2I HOSPITAL CATERING COMPETENT person required to take charge of kitchen at: GLAMIS PRIVATE HOSPITAL. 28 Montpellier Street, J DUNEDIN. City and Guilds Certificate or equivalent would be an advantage. Applications to: MR E. WHITTLESTON, Phone 776-966, DUNEDIN. , 18 INSTRUCTOR (SEAMANSHIP) NAUTICAL SCHOOL, WELLINGTON Vacancy No. 5162 THE Ministry of Transport has a vacancy for an Instructor (Seamanship) at the Nautical School, Wellington. Qualifications desired: Foreign going or Home Trade Certificate of Competency. Responsible for organising and lecturing on all courses including those held for Able Seamen, Ordinary Seamen and Fishing Hands. Salary will be in accordance with qualifications and experience. Applications close on 1.8.79 with the Staff Officer, Ministry of Transport. Private Bag. . Wellington. Applicants should use Form P.S. 17A which is obtainable from Post Offices, and quote the vacancy number stated above. Only copies of testimonials should be enclosed. Assistance may be given to a married person required to ; move household. K.P.O. CENTRAL CITY A LARGE progressive company situated in the heart of the city is offering an experienced Key Punch Operator a great salary, splendid promotional opportunities and congenial working conditions. If you are aged 18-22 and feel it is time to move upwards call Kate Mac Shane 795-940. KEY PUNCH OPERATOR KEY PUNCH OPERATOR HERE is the opportunity lor an experienced operator to join our young team of V.D.U. Operators. Prior ex- I perience of I.C.L. equipment would be an advantage, but not essential. To the successful applicant we will offer good wages, excellent working conditions, and staff buying privileges. If interested please contact: Peter Comes, Personnel Department, LANE, WALKER, RUDKIN, LTD. Phone 791-840. •{?& New Zealand Electricity LEGAL OFFICER WELLINGTON THE Electricity Division of the Ministry of Energy has a vacancy in its head office for a Legal Officer. QUALIFICATIONS: Applicants must be entitled to hold a practising certificate as a barrister and/ or solicitor. Some experience of or interest in advocacy before Appeal Boards or other tribunals and some knowledge of office procedures would be advantageous though not essential. Any applicant with an interest in the division and some of the above attributes will be considered. DUTIES: Include a wide and interesting variety of general legal work connected with the division's operations throughout the country. There may be opportunities for advocacy before Public Service Appeal Board and Tribunals. SALARY: Would depend on qualifications and experience. For further information please contact: — Mr W. Nicholson. Office Solicitor. N.Z. Electricity, Rutherford House, Lambton Quav, Wellington. Telephone 723-550, ext. 877. Assistance may be given to a married person required to move household. Applications close on August 1. 1979. with the Staff Officer. Ministry of Energy, Electricity Division, Private Bag. Wellington. Applicants should use form IPS 17A which is obtainable from Post Offices, and quote vacancy No. 5056. Only copies of testimonials should be enclosed. WS2I LADIES’ HAIRDRESSING SALON ASSISTANTS’ COURSE WOULD you like to be emploved in the Hairdressing Trade but have no experience? The above course, due to start July 23. could serve as an introduction. For information please phone 798-150, ext. 833.
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