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Situations Vacant Situations Vacant rliKn VxMaL/ XgcgSZ N.Z. RED CROSS SOCIETY (INC.) FIRST AID TUTOR A REGISTERED NURSE with at least two years post-registration experience is required for up to 20 hours a week to teach primary school children in the Christchurch area First Aid, and Health and Hygiene. Some adult and secondary school classes in First Aid and Home Nursing may also need to be taken as they arise. Remuneration is by way of an hourly rate, mileage and other allowances. Own car essential. School term holidays are free of tutorial commitments, copies of duties may be ontained from the Centre Office, 33 Cashel Street. Applications, accompanied by two references and practising certificate, close on May 25, 1984 and should be addressed to Secretary-Manager, North Canterbury Centre, N.Z. Red Cross Society, P.O. Box 217, Christchurch. Interviews will be held on May 20, 1984 and the successful applicant would be expected to begin duty on June 8, 1984. A JIA OAMARU DIVISION I ASSISTANT CARDINS ENGINEER THE ABOVE COMPANY wishes to appoint an Assistant Carding Engineer to be employed at its Oamaru Carpet Yarn Manufacturing Plant. The plant consists of Houget Duesberg Bossan Blending equipment, Carding Machines and Spinning Frames. | The position envisaged will be day shift and applicants must be fully competent in all facets of Woollen Carding. Including re-wiring and grinding. A good knowledge of Blending and Spinning procedures is also essential. N.Z.T.C.I. Textile Certificate, Yarn Manufacture or equivalents would be an advantage. Renumeration and benefits will be in | accordance with qualifications and experience | and will be discussed at interview. Relocation | allowance is available if necessary. | Please reply in own handwriting, enclos- g ing copies of relevant qualifications and refer- | ences to: g ; Personnel Officer f Alliance Textiles (N.Z.), Ltd ( Private Bag OAMARU by May 25, 1984 (All replies will be treated in strictest 3 confidence) OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS Have you ever noticed how there are upsurges of jobs in some areas? Computer based industries are an example right now In a rapidly changing world, opportunity knocks for those well trained in the new areas of opportunity. Now you can tram yourself in a new career through a Stotts Correspondence College course of education. Courses are available in many fields of technology, arts, commerce and management You study at home under the personal guidance of a trained, instructor There are also enjoyable hobby and craft courses available Send the coupon below for information about courses which interest you There is no obligation, and no sales counsellor will call Computer Programming Commercial Art Shoß Story & Ncvt-i Business Management Interior Decorating Writing Hotel Motel M ngt Languages Photography Sales Management Radio TV Servicing Motorcycle Mechanics Retail Selling Production Engineering Landscape Design Purchasing Officers Painting & Decorating Secretarial Studies Commercial Bookkeeping Electronics Small Business M ngt Bankcard and Visa Welcome r fl IFM. Correspondence College. | PO Box 30-990. Lower Hutt | | Please send me information about | I Surname First Name Age j I Address I L — 9 j PART-TIME MACHINIST PERSON REQUIRED FOR part-time sewing and cutting of upholstery fabrics. Must be experienced. Please reply in full to: P.O. BOX 7298. PART-TIME TYPIST, WORD PROCESSOR OPERATOR AN OPPORTUNITY has arisen in our modern centrally located city office for a competent typist, preferably with some knowledge of word processors, to undertake a variety of typing and clerical tasks. Hours will be 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Monday to Friday, with some extension on this, if the need arises. Applicants should apply in writing giving all relevant details to: The Administration Manager, Word Processing, P.O. Box 870, Christchurch. CHOUSING CORPORATION OF N.Z. REGISTERED VALUERS THE HOUSING CORPORATION OF NEW ZEALAND offers opportunity for employment to registered or qualified valuers in the following branches or sub-offices; Auckland, Hamilton, Wellington, Lower Hutt, Gisborne, Invercargill. Further information on the work of the Housing Corporation is available from any branch office or by writing to the Director-General, Housing Corporation of NZ, P.O. Box 5009, Wellington. Applications, which close on June 1, 1934 should be made on Form PSI7A, obtainable from any Post Office, and forwarder to the address given above.