Situations Vacant 24 year old male student requires week-end employment. Try anything. Phone 486-287, ® New Zealand Forest Service AUTOMOTIVE ENGINEER (SOLE CHARGE) APPLICATIONS are invited for the above position at Mohaka Forest, approximately 52km from Wairoa, and 72km from Napier. Preference will be given to applicants with heavy plant experience, and holders of A Grade qualifications, but applicants with suitable practical experience will be con-| sidered. The commencing hourly rate will depend on qualifications and experience and a country allowance is payable to persons residing on the forest. A three bedroom house is available at a reasonable rental to a married man, and camp accommodation for a single person. Further particulars can be obtained from Mr M. Missen, Mechanical Inspector, telephone 89-109. Palmerston North, or Mr T. R. Pellet, Officer Id Charge, telephone 848 Raupunga. Written applications enclosing copies of - qualifications, giving details of experience, should be addressed to: The Conservator of Forests, N.Z. Forest Service. P.O. Box 647, Palmerston North. ■ 31 BRONZE WELDERS Do you want to earn good money and a weekly bonus? If you do and consider yourself capable of producing high standard workmanship then we need you, particularly if you have had experience in tubular braizing. We would require you to have a good work record and be prepared to work overtime when necessary. No phone calls. Apply In person to: MR PRESCOTT, HEALING INDUSTRIES LTD. 67 WICKHAM STREET, BROMLEY. XS3I CHALLENGE FOR A SALES CHALLENGE.FOR A SALES REPRESENTATIVE REPRESENTATIVE TEN or eleven thousand dollars plus a company car. Arm- 1 moured Freightways Ltd, is the market leader in a very; specialised range of Security] Services to Commercial and ■ Industrial operations which are supported by a comprehensive operational network throughout the Christchurch area. We seek applications from experienced Sales Representatives, 25-45 years, who enjoy a high degree of autonomy in their work and are «n--thusiastic, self motivated and look to reward for effort and results. Remuneration will include a generous commencing salary, monthly Incentive on result and use of a company car. While sales experience is important, we are prepared to train the successful applicant in the technical aspects of the company product. Market knowledge necessary in this highly specialised field. Interested? Then apply In writing giving full career and personal details plus contact telephone number. Address to:— B. NUTTALL, CHRISTCHURCH SALES MANAGER, P.O. BOX 2589, CHRISTCHURCH. MW2 ELLESBY HOUSE, LEESTON RELIEVING SUPERVISOR RELIEVING SUPERVISOR WEEK-END Reliever required to work on Roster system every third week. Hours Friday 4.30-Saturday 2 p.m. Saturday 4.30 p.m.-Sundav 2 pun. In first instance please contact: W. E. WET, Hon. Secretary Treasurer, ELLESMERE HOMES INC, PHONE IRWELL 609 coll. INSPECTOR FOR ENGINEERING WORKS STEEL FABRICATION AND ASSEMBLY WE require a tradesman Fitter or Fitter Welder to carry out inspection of welded steel fabrications and sub-assemb-lies for forklift trucks and bucket loaders. The position calls for a knowledge of the engineering trade and processes coupled with the ability to read and interpret engineering drawings. This position would be ideal for a tradesman with at least 10 years experience to further develop his skills. We offer a competitive wage plus promotional opportunities to the successful applicant- with the experience and qualifiactions required. Please apply in writing to the:— Works Manager, Mr W. P. Annan, ANDREWS AND BEA VEN LTD, Private Bag, CHRISTCHURCH.
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