Situations Vacant MASSAGE WE require ladies who are prepared to work tad, be reliable, tai not drug abusers; if you fit that category, the business is here tor you in the busiest and most opulent sauna and massage parlour in NZ Phone 62-422, tor an appointment or can at the Regal Lounge, 201 Tuam Street, open 24 hours. PART-TIME CAR PARK ATTENDANT REQUIRED FOR FULL PARTICULARS PHONE 64-035 REAL ESTATE SALESPERSONS DUE to expansion of our successful team, we require further salespersons who have the certificate to Join our friendly and successful office. Your appointments will be kept strictly confidential. There are many benefits available to you. Phone the Sales Manager Chris Ling 798-414 or a.h. 588-852 RECEPTIONIST RECEPTIONIST LILY, Christchurch’s exclusive sauna and massage club requires a competent receptionist, capable of directing staff in a busy environment. Aged 23-35 years. This is a part-time position, possibly leading to full time. The person we seek will be of charming nature with a positive attitude and upmarket dress sense. For appointment to interview, ph. 61-819, after 11 a.m. RESTAURANT MANAGERESS OR MANAGER REQUIRED for Pro’s Place Restaurant, located In the recently renovated dining room of the United Service Hotel. The successful applicant will have a flair for table setting, be self motivated, experienced and caring. Apply for interview, ph. 522-574 before 11 a.m. SALES SALES REPRESENTATIVE , REPRESENTATIVE FULL .training, with a highly respected New Zealand ucompany. ' Write to: "Sales Representative”, o '-' P.O. Box 3857, CHRISTCHURCH. ' ■ ■) r- 1 i SECOND COOKS WE require experienced Second Cooks for Wednesday to Friday from 3 pjn.-6 p.m. and Monday and Tuesday from 8.30 a.m.-2 p.m. ST JOHN OF GOD HOSPITAL, NASH ROAD, HALS WELL, CHRISTCHURCH 2. PHONE 382-009. SECOND COOK WE require, a capable, experienced second cook to commence immed. Ph. 487-063 for an appointment Situations Wanted 19-YEAR-OLD mala wanting work 'full-time, has good refs. Ph. Michael on 853-529.
THE TOYOTA COMMERCIAL CENTRE 107 Moorhouse Avenue Phone 797-886 COROLLA VAN Based on the Corolla Station Wagon, this van offers comfort, space and reliability. • Proven 1.3 litre ‘K’ series engine • 5-speed manual overdrive transmission • Rear wheel drive _ for better load S' ffgtot carrying and M I traction • Full cloth seat trim • Rear washer/wiper HIACE VAN More performance and more space in a hard working superbly reliable van. • 2.2 litre ‘Y’ Series engine MIJ ■ \\\ • 5-speed manual or r 1 111 M l\\ 4 speed automatic [" * | NT < I - ■! transmission NiSl J J • Front disc brakes 1 1 "i tßß*—! • Radial ply tyres • Rear washer-wiper LITEACE VAN • All new aerodynamic body styling • Fuel efficient 1.5 litre engine • Designed with driver comfort and convenience in mind • Rack and pinion lt !■)< and wider track for Wl stability • Ventilated '‘■■Mir—front disc brakes g| ‘I I* t—■ j • New chassis design ■Sjjj3jB*/ 1 1 incorporating the latest safety features • Radial ply tyres —- TOYOTA E2ES3J3 Enquire now about our Interest-free terms during October. EEEffiSaTpYOTAI .. ' ' "T **■“ • ' J
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