| Situations Vacant Alcoholic ' Liquor Advisory Council PUBLIC AFFAIRS OFFICER APPLICATIONS are invited . for the position of Public Affairs Officer on the staff of the Alcoholic Liquor Advisory Council, In Wellington. The Public Affairs Officer is primarily responsible for projecting the purpose, policies and activities of the Council to the public and for the dissemination of public information on alcohol-related matters to all levels of the community, under the direction of the Educatlon/Information Committee. The successful applicant will therefore be required to: a. Liaise with the Council’s public relations and advertising agencies, community leaders, and other organisations with common interests. b. Address clubs, public meetings and private organisations. c. Compile, edit and produce Council publications, including a quarterly newsletter, pamphlets, brochures and press releases. d. Have relevant tertiary or equivalent qualifications and appropriate experience in journalism and public communication. Salary for this position will be In the range of $24,739 to $27,487, depending on qualifications and experience. Initial enquiries and applications In writing enclosing details of qualifications and experience, should be addressed The Deputy Chief Executive Officer, Alcoholic Liquor Advisory Council P.O. Box 5023 WELLINGTON. Telephone: (04 ) 720-997 Applications close at 9 a.m. on Wednesday, March 17,1982. RETIRED BUTCHER REQUIRED for relieving work in 3 Supermarket Butcheries, approximately 12 to 15 weeks work per annum. Please apply to: Mr P. Smith, Phone Kaiapoi 6057, ' or a.h. Kaiapoi 8053. SALESPERSON APPLICATIONS are invited from persons to Join our sales team. Age and experience flexible but applicant must be an approved or regd M.V.D.I. sales person. Preference will be given to those with new car selling experience. Apply by telephone:— MR A. RODGER, SOUTHERN SUBARU, PHONE 60-214. ►»►. SOUTHERN ®SUBARU L- ■ „ . —/..U SALES REPRESENTATIVE THE POSITION Based in Christchurch to service existing business and to effectively promote new business for a diverse product range of food ingredients, hardware, and machinery to the meat and food industry with particular emphasis on meat processing and smallgoods manufacturers. THE TERRITORY Christchurch City, North, Mid and South Canterbury and North Otago, witn periodic trips to Dunedin and Invercargill. It is envisaged the successful applicant will be away from Chrlstcnurch base approximately one week in six. THE PERSON A selt-motivated mature person able to work with a minimum of supervision, and with a sound practical knowledge of the smallgoods manufacturing industry. Ideally, a person with previous sales experience would be most suitable, but every consideration will be given to people from the smallgoods and meat processing industries who have the practical knowledge necessary and who wish to further their careers into selling and marketing. THE BENEFITS A good salary will be negotiated and all travelling expenses paid. A company vehicle will be provided. There are excellent prospects for future advancement for the right person. Please apply In writing with a concise outline of your background and employment history. The Manager, R. W. MIDGLEY NEW ZEALAND, LTD. P.O. Box 11-173, Sockburn, CHRISTCHURCH. SECRETARY PART-TIME WE require a mature, responsible person, to attend to the secretarial duties of a group of busy professionals in a modern inner city office. The position requires a high standard of typing, an aptitude for figures, and calls for flexibility and a self starting approach. The hours envisaged are approximately 25 per week. Apply in writing to: DURHAM SECRETARIAL SERVICES P.O. BOX 249, CHRISTCHURCH. z
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