Situations Vacant - Farm @ 1 LAMBING SHEPHERD i COMPETENT lambing shep herd required as from September 10 for either four or six weeks. Hororata district.' Phone G. E Sime, Glenroy I 863 collect, or:— PYNE. GOULD. GUINNESS., LTD, 178 Cashel Street, CHRISTCHURCH S t I IViWJU&SiI ' ! LAMBING SHEPHERDS i WANTED with own :dogs. Commence early Sep-: tember; second beats- also | arranged. WRIGHTSON NMA, After hours Phone 79-740 Invercargill, OR 276 Tuatapere. LAMBING SHEPHERD ASSISTANT REQUIRED 6 weeks from mid-September. Ph. Bob Little 894 Duntroon. SIB MARRIED COUPLE FOR Central Otago sheep and cattle property. Experience in stock, tractor and general farm work is required as opportunity to take responsibility will be given. Modern 3 bedroom home with primary school bus and mail service at gate. Top wages, plus good concessions will be paid to the suitable applicant. Please reply in writing to: R. R. ALLAN, Taieri Lake, Middlemarch. WSII MARRIED COUPLE EXPERIENCED stock man, required for position in Albury district. Some tractor and general farm work. Good 3 bedroom cottage. School bus at gate to Albury primary and Fairlie High Schools. Salary negotiable. Apply— W. A. AUSTIN Ph, 856 Albury MARRIED PERSON HIGH wages for a married person to run a 55 sow indoor piggery. Pig knowledge need not be extensive. Reasonable tractor experience expected. Written applications to: I FORBES MACKENZIE, Happy Valley, t Private Bag, » SCARGILL.
DAIRY FARM VACANCY MARRIED PERSON REQUIRED to supervise the milking and management of a large factory supply dairy herd. We require an experienced person with good stock sense and a genuine interest in dairying. A generous remuneration and incentives will be available to suitable applicant. Staff can be rostered to allow flexible time off. A large modern house available. Preference given to a mature couple with primary school children. Please apply in writing to:— MR R. BORCOVSKY, 2 TUTAKI VALLEY, MURCHISON. HSU EXPERIENCED SHEPHERD LAND AND SURVEY DEPARTMENT THE ABOVE POSITION exists at Awarua Farm Settlement, situated 13 km south of Invercargill and carrying 3000 coopworth ewes, 250 run cattle with supporting dry stock. Applicant must be a competent stock-man capable of lambing 1500 to 1800 ewes. A modern three bedroom house is available. Adequate school and passenger bus services are available. Wages according to experience with the usual concessions. For further information, contact the Manager, Roy Bremer, Telephone 80-158, Invercargill, collect. SWIB GOOD MARRIED STOCK MAN REQUIRED FOR LARGE DEVELOPING PROPERTY IN MARLBOROUGH OUR CLIENT REQUIRES an experienced stockman for his property at present carrying 6000 stock units and is steadily developing. This would be a position of growing responsibility and opportunity as our client, with suitable appointee, would entrust them with a growing share in the running of the property. Agricultural work is minimal but there would be some fencing as well as the stock management. An attractive home is provided with primary school bus at gate. Mail and milk per rural delivery six days a week. Some casual meals when required would be part of the wife’s duties but suitable reward would be provided for these services. A top salary, participation in a bonus scheme, a quality home and the opportunity to enjoy life and work in a community conscious area would be the rewards offered to a couple who would be prepared to make a positive contribution to the running of the property. All the usual perquisite are available. Join all these benefits together, plus the Marlborough climate, and what more could you ask for. If you think you have the capabilities, the experience and the ambition to qualify yourself further, apply in writing, stating age, experience and background with references where possible to; The Livestock Supervisor, WRIGHTSON NMA, LTD, P.O. Box 44, BLENHEIM.
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