Situations Wanted ALL night canteen job wanted, start now. ReplyPress 6322. DOMESTIC help available,— Somerfield lower Cashmere area. Thursday — Friday — Saturday. Reply Press (Z 7202 SW3 GARDENING, also pruning. Fully experienced man, refs. Ph. 792-978. MAN seeks employment, prefer temporary or part time. Experienced painting, fabric design and dyeing, woodworking, some carpentry, silk screening, electronics assembly. Will consider any opening. Phone 516-294. JEWELLERY apprenticeship wanted by 6th form youth. Ph. 554-019. S2O KEEN intermediate/senior (6 months till completed app.) requires urgent transfer within Christchurch. Reply in writing to “The Box Holder” C/- O. A. P.O. Box 24 Christchurch. SECTION clearing and/or garden maintenance, etc. Please phone 325-496. 30 17> year old girl wants job with horses, worked ' on stud 16 months. Please phone 885-621. vear old girl requires work looking after children, driving or anything else considered (has H.T. and car licence). Good references available. Genuine replies only please. Phone 489-717. 17 year old girl would like a position as Home Help. Very fond of children. For further particulars phone Oxford 24-065. SW3
Situations Wanted EVENING PART-TIME, WEEKEND, OVERLOAD, SHORT TERM, EMERGENCY We supply for labour all the above situations. EMPLOYMENT SERVICE, PHONE 487-069, STUDENTS’ UNION, ILAM.. Situations Vacant Farm HORSEWORK/FARMING POSITION available to pleasant responsible person. To live with youns family and assist breaking in racehorses preparing yearlings, and some general - farmwork in the Waikato. Competent kind rider about 60 kgs. Apply in writing to C. J. Davison, Matai Rd, R.D. 2. Matamata. MARRIED COUPLE WANTED for North Canterbury stud cattle and sheep property. General farm and stock work, dog necessary. School bus at gate. Apply:— P. D. H. BUSH, lona. Parnassus. Ph. 822 Parnassus collect.
Situations Vacant Farm CROPPING FARM POSITION APPLICATIONS ARE INVITED for a married man to take responsibility for implementing a cropping programme, on a mixed farm in the St Andrews area. Applicants must be experienced in all aspects of cropping, and harvesting, and have a sound knowledge of machinery. A heavy traffic licence is essential. This position offers the responsibility of working with minimal supervision. The property comprises 1100 acres, with approximately 400 acres harvested annually. A full range of modern plant is operated, and some land is irrigated. A competitive salary is offered, and the usual perquisites apply. Please apply to: P. J. CLARKE, Farm Consultant, No. 4 R.D., TIMARU. Phone 709, Pleasant Point. S6 HUANGA'RUI MARTINBOROUGH THIS 1000 ha property three, kilometres from Martinborough, will require a married, competent shepherd general in July. The position will suit someone with varied experience who is seeking further responsibility leading to a management position. The farm winters 5500 Coopworth ewes, 230 Angus Cross Hereford cows, plus supporting stock and further development is underway. Good salary and- fringe benefits, three to four bedroom house oh farm. * Please write or telephone: I. .CRESSWELL, P.O. Box. 10, .Martinborough, SOUTH WAIRARAPA. Ph. Martinborough 69-893 (collect) HEAD SHEPHERD MARAEWEKA ESTATE MAHENO, NORTH OTAGO THE ASSOCIATION seeks the services of a Head Shepherd to have control of the stock on the 2100 ha North Otago property. Currently carrying 12,000 stock units, the Estate offers an outstanding opportunity to an experienced Shepherd wanting responsibility and challenge. The Head Shepherd will be responsible to the Farm Manager. A top salary negotiable according o experience, and excellent 3 bedroom brick house available, as well as usual amenties, (electricity, telephone etc.). ENQUIRIES SHOULD BE MADE TO: MR D. W. BAIRD, Farm Manager, PH: MAHENO 209. SW27 @ ■ married man EXPERIENCED GENERAL FARM WORKER, required for an intensive farm property, situated 25 miles South of Christchurch. Country is flat, running 4000 stock units, approx. 400 acres crop, with automated spray irrigation. The person envisaged for this .permanent position would, be in the younger age group, and be conscientious, reliable, and have the ability to mi with other staff. Duties will be varied as on a unit of this nature, with a wage paid commensurate with experience. Superior two storey house available, with primary and secondary school bus at gate. APPLY: M. R. and N. P. Barnett 108 M DUNSANDEL OR PLYNE, GOULD, GUINNESS LTD, Cashel Street, CHRISTCHURCH. SHAREMILKER REQUIRED FOR PROPERTY located close to Clandeboye factory. The farm will initially carry 100 cows, but with development, this will increase to 160 cows over a period. Preference will be given to 50/50 applicants, but young, energetic people with limited capital who wish to advance should also apply. A piggery jvill also be operated on the property. Duties will commence August 1, 1981. This is a great opportunity for a self-starter and applicants should reply in writing, with details of age, qualifications and experience, to: ' “SHAREMILKER,” P.O. BOX 537, TIMARU.
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