MACHINIST MACHINIST MACHINIST OUR any of our old staff on sew wool coats and lockets - same styles as usual Phone 64-083 KUTWELL GARMENTS OFFICE WORKER/ CAR GROOMER For Busy City Car Yard. MUST be reliable, honest an able to start immediate!’ Phone in the first Instance: The Manager, Tony Pearson. CHRISTCHURCH SPORTS CAR CENTRE, LMVD PHONE 69-475 PAINTER AND PAPERHANGERS MUST hold Trade Certificate Reliable tradesmen, with owi transport, required for per manent city positions, excel lent remuneration offered. Phone R. W. Driver, . 515-412. PAINTERS AND ‘ PAPERHANGERS RELIABLE tradespersons required for city and suburbar contracts. Apply: JOHN HENDERSON, LTD. 2 Gasson St. Ph. 65-390. PART-TIME PERSON required foi menswear store.
Apply: DEANS MENSWEAR AND SUIT HIRE 610 Colombo St. SALESPERSON EARN $30,000 per annum, age 30 years plus, good telephone manner, to sell advertising space In quality magazines. Phone: MANAGER, 67-394 CHCH.
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Press, 26 February 1987, Page 42
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