| Situations Vacant I AN OPPORTUNITY TEMPORARY staff required, must be young. ambitious, able to work hard and have ! a genuine desire for financial ■ advancement. I If so—j Phone 64-538. | BUSHMAN WANTED .1 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 DRAINAGE LABOURER REQUIRED EXPERIENCED person preferred. Phone 383-615. DRIVER DRIVER DRIVER WE require, clean and tidy person between 25 and 35 years of age of our collection and delivery' service. Heavy traffic licence essential. Excellent wages. Apply in person:— ' LAUNDERERS CHRISTCHURCH, LTD, 26 Raycroft S’treet. Opawa. EXPERIENCED MATURE PERSON REQUIRED to assist with food preparation- in coffee lounge, north-west area. ' , Please phone 881-787 after 4 p.m. HAIRDRESSER Ladies and gents salon,; modern suburb shopping centre. On a rent a chair basis. PHONE 488-634 BUSINESS HOURS 9 to 5. 24 HARDWARE SALES ASSISTANT JUNIOR or intermediate sales assistant to assist in our modern hardware store. Experience in paint, garden and general- hardware would be an. advantage. Must be neat in appearance, honest and conscientious. Apply— Mr R. Smith, UPPER RICCARTON HARDWARE, 3 Waimairi Road, Phone 487-657. MANAGEMENT WE require a bright, intelligent person to manage our fashion store in the citv centre, duties include office work and store display. Must be experienced. PLEASE PHONE 525-418 WEEK-ENDS AND EVENINGS ' . 23 NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY. IF you have been refused employment because you are too young or lack experience, we have the opportunity for you. Rapid advancement possible and an excellent opportunity to gain business experience. If you are free to travel, 18-25, and can start immediately ' Phone 894-341, for interview.
Situations Vacant AN OPPORTUNITY TO TRAVEL NOW! ASSISTANTS URGENTLY REQUIRED, aged 17-25, no 'experience needed. Good pay opportunities. Must be keen and prepared to work hard and learn quickly. IF YOU CAN TRAVEL AND START IMMEDIATELY, PHONE 62-808 BETWEEN 9 a.m. and 2 p.m. 22 PROGRESSIVE HAIR DESIGNERS WANTED FOR NELSON HAIR SALON PHONE Christchurch 31-936 until 7 p.m., Tuesday, or call Nelson collect, Wednesday, 83-773. . 23 WANTED: EXPERIENCED COUNTRY WOOL BUYER SOUTHLAND’S leading wool merchants offer good conditions and salary to the right person. A sound experience in crossbred wool is necessary. Applications in writing please to the Manager, Stewarts Wool Co., Ltd, P.O. Box 377, Invercargill. THS26 VEHICLES SALES REPRESENTATIVE WE ARE SEEKING a self-motivated person of the highest integrity capable of working with the minimum of supervision to join our Sales Team. Preference will be given to those with previous vehicle selling experience or with proven retail selling ability. Age bracket 24-40 preferred. Applications should be made in writing by July 24, stating previous work experience and qualifications, to: — ADMINISTRATION MANAGER, P.O. Box 440, CHRISTCHURCH. TS2S
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