Situations Vacant BAKER EXPERIENCED baker and pastrycook required, good salary and working conditions, work commences at 4 a.m. For Interview phone Kalapoi 8451 or 6407. BAR PERSON REQUIRED for lounge bar, inner city hotel. Saturday and Sunday nights. Ph. 62-839. CLEANER RELIABLE cleaner required at Opawa Primary School, Ford Road, from 3.15 p.m.-5.15 p.m. dally. Phone 326-374, mornings only. DRIVER DRIVER/coal yard worker required for retail coal depot. Heavy trade licence essential. Apply: “Driver” P.O. Box 9245, Christchurch.
BARBER/ HAIRDRESSER OUR FACILITY, LOCATED NEAR THE AIRPORT, has a vacancy for a licensed or experienced person for the above position. This is a part-time (10-15 hours per week), permanent position which would suit someone who wishes to maintain their skills and/or supplement their present income. If you are interested in applying for this position, please phone 583-079, extension 8123, between 9 a.m. and 12 noon. Application requests will be accepted until March 15, 1987. DRAINLAYER REGISTERED VARIATION OF CONTRACTS in association with plumbing firm. Top wages negotiable. Phone: PETER DIVER 890-837 PHARMACY GOLF TOURNAMENT HAREWOOD GOLF CLUB (new course) No. 1 TEE 12.15 p.m.: T. Skerton, M. Macann, W. S. D. Anderson, G. Thompson. 12.20: M. Stone, N. Bullock, B. Lake, W. Wyatt. 12.25: D. Manson, K. Nuttall, G. Gyde, J. Morris. 12.30: B. Mclntosh, B. Lennox, D. Wyatt, I. Marshall. 12.35: T. E. D. Brain, Shirley Brain, W. A. C. Turner, Joy Turner. 12.40: B. O’Malley, J. Sutton, J. Thomas, I. Magon. 12.45: F. Bastin, Mrs J. Bastin, J. Bryant, Grace Tomlinson. 12.50: J. Bluett, B. Teape, J. Wallace, P. Kemp. 12.55: C. Sisson, R. Ahern, Erin Hensley, Jean Yates. 1.00: R. Scoringe, J. Taverner, S. Alexander, M, Pearce. Players are to report to the starter 15 minutes before their start time.
(Wlo GOVERNMENT OF WESTERN SAMOA land and survey department VACANCY LAND VALUER Applications are invited for the position of Land Valuer in the Lands and Survey Department, Apia. Duties and Responsibilities: The appointee will be responsible to the Director of Lands and will be required to undertake the following: (a) draw up legislation regarding valuation (b) streamline the valuation section (c) be able to train local staff with the aim of preparaing them for further studies overseas, and eventually qualify in this field. (d) provide valuation services to the urgent needs of Government and the public in general. (e) introduce computerisation of valuation. This will eliminate having to manually search through all the records in the calculation of a value. (f) any other relevant duties on valuation as required by the Director of Lands. Qualifications: Applicants must be fully qualified Land Valuers with several years experience and would be likely to fall into a more senior age bracket. Salary: The salary is supplemented under the terms of the New Zealand Staffing Assistance Scheme (NZSAS). A local salary is paid by the Government of Western Samoa, which is subject to full local taxation whilst the supplementation portion is paid by the NASAS. The supplemented portion is taxed at a flat 15%. The contact is for a period of two years subject to an optional third year. NZ536,253p.a. for both Ist and 2nd year of contract with an inclusive local salary component WSs9,4oop.a. Other Benefits: (a) Annual leave — Three weeks accrue for the first year of the contract, nil for the second year. (b) Gratuity: — One day’s entitlement for each 12 day’s worked, this gives an entitlement of 60 days (using a 7 day week at the end of year 2. (c) Allowances: — Cost of living — married WS$75O p.a. — single WS$3OO p.a. — Children WS$2OO p.a. (per resident child) — Boarding allowance WS$BOO p.a. (per child) — Inducement WS$2OO p.a. (on completion) — Re-establishment: Single — WS$lOO Married — WS$2OO plus $2O per child (d) Other allowances: — Soft furnishing allowance to WS$5O based on re-imbursement of actual expenditure. — Economy class airfares are payable from place of recruitment to Apia. — Airfreight — 10 kgs of unaccompanied baggage per person. — Seafreight — a re-imbursement of actual expenditure. — Married rate — a 5 cubic meter plus 0.5 cubic meter for each child. (e) Accommodation: — Two or three bedroom furnished accommodation, (excluding washing machine) is available from Government at either WS$l4O or WS$l6O per calendar month depending on the house size. Application giving details of qualifications and experience as well as the names of three referees should be sent to: The High Commissioner for Western Samoa P.O. Box 1430, WELLINGTON. Applications close on 30 March, 1987
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