Situations Vacant ACCOUNTANTS ATTENTION DRAKE ACCOUNTING CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT PARTNERSHIP PROSPECT IN SHORT TERM OUR CLIENT has experienced unprecedented growth in the last year. To maintain their high level of professional service, the appointment of a qualified chartered accountant presently working at senior or management levels is planned. It is envisaged that the successful candidate is likely to be offered a salaried partner level in the short term, as younger persons applying, aged between 27 and 32 are not likely to have the financial capacity to share in overheads. Further details apply in confidence to: Hamish Ott 795-940 ACCOUNTANT QUALIFIED SALARY NEGOTIABLE Our client Is a rapidly expanding retailer with major outlets in Auckland and Christchurch. They wish to avail themselves of the services of a progressive and energetic young accountant who has the ability and the desire to be more than a mere bean counter. The position presents an opportunity to take on managerial responsibilities and to develop entrepreneurial flair. It Is envisaged that candidates will be aged between 2535, and have at least 3 years experience. This Is an exciting and challenging position requiring good communication and people skills. For further details contact: Wink Van Der Spek 795-940 /fpm drake accounting BLOCK AND BRICK LAYING Are you: O A fit outdoors person? e Interested In learning a trade? • Seeking employment In the New Year? Call into the Academy to find more about our full time course In brick and block laying and associated trades. We offer: ® Good basic training and introduction to the building trade. • A positive, supportive environment. ® Good employment prospects. 0 Training allowance. Our next course Is due to start on January 30, 1989, and we are accepting applications throughout December. Please apply in person to: THE CHRISTCHURCH ACADEMY, 387 Manchester Street, CHRISTCHURCH.
■k DEPARTMENT OF , vustice NEW ZEALAND VACANCY NO. JBB/5402 Kei te kimihia e te tari o te ture kia whitu nga kaimahi e mohio ana ki nga tikanga Maori tuturu. Te nohanga o nga kaimahi nei kua whakatautia kia tu tetahi ki: Tamaki-makaurau Kirikiriroa Rotorua Ahuriri Whanganui Whanganui-a-tara Otautahi I Ko enei kaimahi hei kanohi, hei ringawera. mo nga kaimahi o roto i te tari e whakahaere ana i nga tikanga Maori. No reira me h mohio pai ratau kite reo me nga tuhituhi a tau iwi, a nga tikanga Maori tuturu hoki. Heoi ano tonoa mai to tono kia whakatautia mai ke mo tenei mahi "curriculum vitae" me kei te hiahia ana koe kite korero mo to rangatiratanga mahau e korero mai i runga i te waea (04) 710-929 enei whakamaramatanga kei a koe ake, engari me whakamohiotia mai, e koe. Kei nga tari o te ture nga taonga hei tuhituhi mahau t to tono "curriculum vitae". No reira, haere te patai kia ratau hei awhina ia koe. Ka mutu ka tonoa mai e koe kite tari o te ture pouaka tahi rau waru te kau. Whanganui-a-tara. A ko enei korero: Personnel Services Department of Justice Head Office Private Box 180 WELLINGTON. Ph:(04)710-929 ■
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