Situations Vacant SPRAY PAINTER TRADESMAN required to Join busy central City business. Ability to colour match essential. Top wages and excellent working conditions to successful applicant. AZTEC PANEL AND PAINT LTD, 311 St Asaph St, Phone 791-382 a.h. 898-918. STOCK CONTROLLER WE have a vacancy for an energetic person to assist with stock control. Duties will involve physical counting and relocating of stocks In our computerised parts warehouse and other duties associated with our Inventory system. Preference will be given to a person with previous experience In automotive parts. Working conditions are excellent and remuneration will be paid in accordance with experience. Hours 8 a.m.-5 p.m. For interview please contact: Mr Garry Leech, Diesel Services (Christchurch) Limited, 65 Blenheim Road, Phone 488-825. RADIO JOURNALIST ENERGETIC young radio journalist needed to Join New Zealand’s only Independent. FM radio newsroom. You’ll have to be able to write and present news with style and flair. Please phone: Mark Staufer, News Director, Auckland 735-373. TEACHERS LINWOOD HIGH SCHOOL requires two long-term relieving teachers for Terms II and 111. 1. French and German to Senior Level 2. Home Economics and Textiles. Applications or enquiries to: The Headmaster, Telephone 892-039 or P.O. Box 24-034, Christchurch TEACHER VACANCIES FROM TERM 2 TWO POSITIONS. One permanent and one long-term relieving. Any combination of Chemistry, Physics, Biology and Science to senior levels. Enquiries to: The Principal, Papanul High School. Ph. 526-119. TOOLMAKER WE are seeking an enthusiastic and competent tradesman Toolmaker for our custom toolroom. The range of work Is broad and satisfying. It includes manufacture of press tools and dies, plastic molds and specialty machinery. Working conditions are excellent with company car parking. Apply: PECO LTD 95 Moorhouse Avenue CHRISTCHURCH. 40 years service to the Industry TYPIST CLERK INTERMEDIATE typist clerk required for typing and clerical work in legal office. Apply in writing to: Flesher Son and Sandford, Solicitors, P.O. Box 20, CHRISTCHURCH. VOLUNTEER NEEDED STEP Ahead a project of Schizophrenia Fellowship urgently requires a volunteer to assist In administration/ secretarial capacity. 3 to 4 hours weekly. PHONE 69-319. WANTED MATURE, reliable person for week-end work, as Service Station Attendant. PHONE 7377 (for appointment) YOUTH 15 to 16 years willing to learn light tube fabrication. TUBE FAB LTD 97 HARMAN STREET CHRISTCHURCH TRADESMEN Australia’s leading special purpose machine tool builders has vacancies for the following experienced Tradesmen:FITTERS BORING & MILLING MACHINE OPERATORS CNC MACHINIST CNC FLAME CUTTING MACHINE OPERATORS SURFACE GRINDERS, and DESIGN DRAUGHTSMEN. Excellent working conditions in modern plant. Most interesting work constructing advanced technology machine tools. Day and night shift positions available. Contact:- Mr. Hi. Smith ZENFORD-ZIEGLER PTY. LTD, 4-10 Hillwin Street, Reservoir, 3073, Victoria. Telephone: 460-5033
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