Situations Vacant MEN and women required to ~ purchase new and used motor-bike parts at Chch Motor-cvcles ’ winter ' sale. 70 Tuam St. HSMW24 ATTENTION ASSISTANCE REQUIRED TEMPORARY or permanent, no experience needed, good pay and opportunities. Must be keen, prepared to work hard and learn quickly. If ■you can start immediately Phone: 795-968 BUSHMAN WANTED WE have a vacancy for a Bushman, preferably with his own saw who can fell and ~ prepare logs for milling. This position would suit someone in the Methven-Dun-sandel-Darfield area. PHONE R. THOMSON, 867 GLENROY. _22 CAR GROOMER WANTED: Young person who is reliable and takes pride in their work. Phone 69-010 business hours. CAPABLE, TRUSTWORTHY COMPANION HELP FOR elderly widow, living in country home with every convenience. Driving licence essential please. Phone Loburn 881 collect before 1 p.m. 2l DEPT OF HEALTH APPLICATIONS are invited for the following positions at this hospital:— REG. PHYCHIATRIC NURSES REG. COMRREHENSIVE NURSES. REG. GENERAL NURSES. ENROLLED NURSES. LAKE ALICE is under direct Health Department control. The Hospital is set in ideal rural surroundings and conveniently situated between the major shopping areas of Wanganui and Palmerston North. Full psychiatric services are provided in the Hospital and the outside community. In addition the country’s “special” patients are accommodated in the National Security Unit. Nurses ' enjoy excellent working conditions, in-service education and other ’ training programmes are in progress. Duties are performed on a rostered basis with overtime and penal rates available. First class accommodation for single staff is provided in the Staff quarters and some housing may be available for married personnel. For further particulars apply to the Principal Nurse, LAKE ALICE HOSPITAL, Private Bag, Marton. . 21 EMPLOYMENT IN AUSTRALIA WE have permanent jobs available for men and women in Trades and Industries. Location Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane. Accommodation arranged if re- ' quired, Write for application form to: R. F. JAMES, 329 BUNT ROAD, RICHMOND. VICTORIA. AUSTRALIA 3121. ELECTRONICS TECHNICIAN DUE to business expansion we have an additional position available in our modern, fully equipped service workshop for a qualified person with experience in the field of radio telephone and marine equipfnent. A good variety of work is offered with advancement opportunities. Interested applicants please apply to The Manager, STEELCON ELECTRONICS, LTD, P.O. Box 1044, Whangarei. PHONE 89-014 or 87-692 after hours.
iEARTHMOVING OPERATORS WE require experienced Machine Operators to work on our overburden stripping contract at Stockton Number 2 mine site on the West Coast. Please apply in writing, stating age, marital status and previous experience, to: Th# Manager, DRYDEN CONSTRUCTION CO, LTD, P.O. Box 23502, Hunters Corner, Papatoetoe, AUCKLAND. : MWS26 ELECTROPLATER WE are looking for a keen, responsible person to learn Electroplating in our copper plating shop. This position tvould suit, a School leaver between the ages of 16 and 18 years old. Hours of work: 7.30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Apply in person to: W. T. MURRAY, LTD, 122 Antigua Street, after 8.30 a.m. HOUSEKEEPER/NANNY ! MATURE and experienced helped wanted mornings, Monday to Friday, for working couple with children, 6 months and 4 years. PHONE 894-326. LOADER OPERATOR TRUCK DRIVER WELDER required. PHONE 790-989. MANAGEMENT :WE require a bright, intellii gent person to manage our fashion store in the citv i centre, duties include, office j work and store display. Must be experienced. PLEASE PHONE 525-418 WEEK-ENDS AND EVENINGS
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