Situations Vacant 1 SAMPLE MACHINIST WE require a fully experienced Dressmaking Machinist to join our small friendly team. Successful applicant must be fast, neat, and had experience in all types of full garment construction and be able to do sample work. We offer excellent working conditions in our bright sunny city workroom, secure permanent work, and top wages to the right person. The work is varied and interesting working closely with top fashion designers making the best of fashion gear. For interview, PHONE CLOCKWORK ORANGE BOUTIQUE ■ 68-712
1 000 O O © O OGODOfO SENIOR TYPIST IF you take a pride in your work and are seeking a good secretarial position in a professional office we can help you. Central location, modern offices and friendly staff add to this attractive position. Salary negotiable. Ring us on 50-913 for confidential interview. SELECT STAFF i/np.o;.. - c-r: Consultants . ■ : ■ - ■ e ■ P.O. B? < 0000 o • o mm
STORE PERSON ENGINEERING PARTS THE job involves the reception, unpacking and storing of engineering parts, the assignment of parts to production line staff, as well as some assistance with the despatch of finished components. To fill this position, we require an experienced engineering parts storeman to work at our Middleton assembly works store at 246 Annex Road. For further information please contact:— Mr W. P. Annan, Works Manager, Phone 487-526, ANDREWS & BEAVEN, LTD, 246 Annex Road.
SOUTHLAND COUNTY COUNCIL THE FOLLOWING permanent position is available to a suitably qualified or experienced person on the Engineering Staff. ENGINEERING ASSISTANT BASE INVERCARGILL VACANCY 8/79 General duties in the field and drawing office. Initial Salary range $8159-$! 1,023 including G.W.O. .. For this position higher grades are available in accordance with the Council’s Industrial Agreemen Schedule of duties and conditions of appointment are available from the undersigned, to whom initial enquiry should be made. Written applications addressed to the County Engineer will close at 4 p.m. on Wednesday, August 1, 1979. G. C. S. WHITE, COUNTY ENGINEER. P. O. Box 903, INVERCARGILL. July 14, 1979. sw2s
TECHNICAL FIELD OFFICER AN ADDITIONAL Field Officer is required for advisory services to this Company’s clients. The work is primarily in the soil fertility and agronomy field, but applicants must be familiar with all .facets of farm management and crop production. A degree in Agricultural Science or its equivalent is required, and preference will be given to persons who have had some advisory experience. Apply in writing, to:— The Genera! Manager, THE SOUTHLAND CO-OPERATIVE PHOSPHATE CO., LTD, P.O. Box 849. INVERCARGILL. WM23
WANTED: HOTEL MANAGER THE APPLICANTS must be experienced in Bar Management and reliable in all aspects of Hotel work, also have a bright, friendly personality, and interest in promotion of Tourist and local trade. Good salary and accommodation. Apply in writing to: “HOTEL MANAGEMENT POSITION,” P.O. BOX 54, QUEENSTOWN. MW 18
WASTEWATER | DISPOSAL [m RESEARCH OFFICER A VACANCY EXISTS in the New Zealand Dairy Research Institute's effluent technology section for a graduate with an engineering chemical or food processing background for research into • the development- of aspects of dairy company wastewater disposal. The section is involved in researching methods of reducing the wastewaters from dairy plants and in various aspects of wastewater disposal. The Institute offers excellent laboratory facilities, and the advantages of working in an established grop within a multi-disciplinary research association. The appointee will be expected to show-initiative and self-motivation in this area of research for which current commercial investment is increasing rapidly. A willingness to travel to dairy plants throughout New Zealand is desirable. Written applications which close on July 31, 1979, should include the candidate’s curriculum vitae, details of employment record and any other information which might assist in selecting candidates for interview. Applicants are asked to quote vacancy 222 and to give a daytime telephone number. Please address applications to: THE ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER. NEW ZEALAND DAIRY RESEARCH INSTITUTE, Private Bag, PALMERSTON NORTH WS2I
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