Situations Wanted Farm POSITION WANTED Contract, 29 per cent, 39 per cent BY keen progressive person for 1986/87, any number of cows considered, 9 years experience; currently 39 per cent sharemilking position. Contact: TELEPHONE 82-218, TIMARU. YOUNG Australian couple require work station or farm. Male — fully experienced all phases of farm management. Stock, cropping, machinery etc. Last 4 years senior stationhand, Queensland. Female — receptionist, computer operator, typist also experienced bar person. Both have very good references which are available. Enquiries: E. N. Daniel, P.O. Box 108, OAMARU. Situations Vacant Farm DEPARTMENT OF LANDS AND SURVEY EYRE CREEK FARM SETTLEMENT A position has become available for a married shepherd. Position involves mainly stock work on a 20,000 hectare hill and high country property running 20,000 stock units, consisting of half-bred ewes and wethers and breeding cows. A good dog team is essential. A good 3 bedroom house is available for successful applicant. Primary school is 7 kms to Athol. Wages negotiable with Manager, George Williams. Phone Garston 567. EXPERIENCED MARRIED COUPLE FOR 22,000 S.U. CENTRAL OTAGO GRAZING PROPERTY THE man must be prepared to take over the agricultural work on the property. Mechanical knowledge would be an advantage. His wife is required to do some duties from time to time. Excellent home. School bus at gate for primary and secondary. Generous wages and conditions. APPLY TO: DAVID CRUTCHLEY, SHORTLANDS STATION, NASEBY, TELEPHONE: 488 K RANFURLY. HORSE STUD A position (possibly live-in) on horse stud near Christchurch, is offered to a reliable young person. Duties Include stable work, handling of young horses, house and garden work. Immediate start. Please reply to: “Press" ZP4786, P.O. Box 1005, Christchurch. MARRIED COUPLE REQUIRED for Sheep and Cattle Station property. Good dogs essential. Attractive accommodation available. Apply in writing, enclosing references, to: THE MANAGER, OKUKU HILL STATION, LEES VALLEY, PRIVATE BAG, OXFORD. Or: PHONE OXFORD 24-363.
Situations Vacant Farm SHARE FARMING OPPORTUNITY HAS ARISEN ON A 1980 HECTARE back country sheep and beef farm in North Canterbury. Applicants should be experienced in this type of farming and possess at least $BO,OOO capital. In first instance please apply in writing naming two referees to: D. R. MACMILLAN, Registered Farm Management Consultant, P.O. Box 239, RANGIORA. MARRIED STOCKMAN/GENERAL A POSITION has become available for an experienced stockman in the Parnassus District, involving livestock work and general farm maintenance. Good dogs essential as 7500 ewes are carried on an 11,050 ha property. Applicant must be able to ride. A small amount of tractor work would be required during silage making, etc. A comfortable three bedroom house is available with primary and secondary school bus at the gate. Wages to be negotiated. Please reply in writing with at least one reference to: Mr P. L. O’Malley Wrightson NMA Ltd, P.O. Box 292 CHRISTCHURCH
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