Situations Vacant Situations Vacant I © I Livestock ■ Drafter B Due to retirement in our South B Canterbury drafting staff, we have a B vacancy in the Pleasant Point area. B Applicants should have a sound B knowledge of all classes of stock B and stock drafting. B Written applications should contain B personal details, a summary of work B history and be accompanied by B copies of references and other B supporting documents. B Address applications to: B J.M. Masters, B T he Personnel Manager, B THE CANTERBURY FROZEN MEAT B COMPANY LIMITED P.O. Box 283, Christchurch LIVESTOCK REPRESENTATIVE DUE TO THE INCREASING INTEREST, and use of, our services in line with our marketing strategy, we are seeking a person or company to promote and expand our business activity in the Canterbury area and the South Island. Centrelease Is a well established Palmerston North based company Involved in the Financing and Leasing of Livestock, specifically dairy cows, deer and bloodstock. The position requires a knowledge of livestock and general farming practice and could suit a person either full or part-time with a broad commercial background. The successful applicant will require a vehicle and remuneration will be a combination of retainer and Incentive, depending upon individual circumstances. Applications in writing, outlining experience and personal data, should be directed to:— THE MANAGING DIRECTOR CENTRELEASE RURAL, LTD, P.O. BOX 1999, PALMERSTON NORTH WhWcoulh LETTERPRESS PRINTER WE HAVE A VACANCY In our security printing section for a mature experienced letterpress printer. This is an Interesting position with good working conditions and regular overtime. Please telephone:— PERSONNEL OFFICER, MR L. YOUNG, 791-720. (Watties MECHANICAL DESIGN AND DRAUGHTING A VACANCY EXISTS In the Design and Draughting Section of J. Wattle Canneries, Ltd, Head Office, Hastings. This Is a senior position within the Development Department and will appeal to those with experience in process machinery design and layout. An interest in precision engineering could also be advantageous. The applicants will be those people who can meet the following requirements: © Qualified to N.Z.C.E. or equivalent. • Have some years practical experience In design work. • Working from sketched concepts can produce drawings to the production stage. 9 Able to contribute originality and Initiative in a disciplined and productive manner. 9 Direct supervision Is minimal, therefore the ability to work from simple direction Is essential. © Can produce for examination recent examples of design and draughting work. The importance of this senior position will be reflected in the salary which is negotiable. This and other benefits will be discussed at the time of Interview. Applications which must be In writing, should Indicate qualification, experience and previous work history. Samples of work not required at this time. Applications addressed to the undersigned close on April 27, 1984. Industrial Relations Manager, J. WATTIE CANNERIES, LTD, P.O. Box 439, HASTINGS.
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