Situations Vacant ST ANDREWS COLLEGE CASUAL part-time kitchen staff required for relief work, both day time and evening shifts. Experience preferred. Telephone 559-045 for further details. ST GEORGES HOSPITAL REGISTERED general or comprehensive nurse required for Friday and Saturday night duty in surgical ward. Please telephone: THE PRINCIPAL NURSE, for appointment 559-179. TAXI DRIVERS TAXI Driver required for day shift, also part-time weekend work available. Phone: 519-674 The South Canterbury Hospital Board SECRETARY TO CHIEF EXECUTIVE APPLICATIONS are invited for the position of Secretary to the Chief Executive. The position involves both shorthand and dictaphone typing and a range of reception and administrative/clerical. Applicants must be competent and accurate shorthand typists, with dictaphone experience. Schedule of duties and application form may be obtained from the Chief Executive, South Canterbury Hospital Board, P.O. Box 88, Tlmaru, with whom applications close on March 7, 1986.
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