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Situations Vacant TWO SHEARERS WANTED Phone Garston (0228) 8878, Evenings. UNDERPRESSER WE require an experienced Presser/Underpresser to seam open garments and press off blouses and skirts with a hand steam Iron in our ladles fashionwear factory. Excellent wages and conditions. Early finish Fridays, part time considered. Car parking available. Please phone or apply: NEIL WOOD LTD, 22 Manchester Street. Phone 665-849. WAITER/WAITRESS FULL-TIME, experienced walter/waltress, required for maltre d’ type duties at well known Christchurch restaurant. Please apply in writing to: The Manager, P.O. Box 17-543, Christchurch. YOUTH WANTED PART-TIME for Market Garden. PHONE 859-437

WAITAKI BOYS’ HIGH SCHOOL BOARDING HOSTEL A VACANCY EXISTS for a married couple in Waltaki’s Boarding Hostel. The position is a residential one involving the supervision and guidance of approximately 90 boys. The successful couple will show genuine concern for the welfare and discipline of boys as well as a lively interest in their academic, cultural and sporting development. Details of accomodation, duties and remuneration may be sought on application. Application should be made in writing setting out general background, past employment experience, qualifications for the position and names of peoplg who may act as referees. Applications will close Tuesday, August 1, 1989. Address applications to the Rector, P.O. Box 154, Oamaru. WELLINGTON BRANCH MANAGER ICOLLIE COOKE CONSOLIDATED NEW ZEALAND DUE TO INTERNAL PROMOTION, this position for New Zealand’s leading Printing Supply Company has become available. The successful applicant will Ideally have a background in the Printing Industry. However, even more importantly he must be able to demonstrate proven general management skills in industrial durable or consumable markets. Major strengths in planning and team leadership are essential. The company represents major Printing Machinery Manufacturers, Graphic Arts PressPress Consumable Manufacturers and is a major manufacturer of a full range of printing inks and coatings. A salary package including incentive commission will reflect the importance and seniority of this position. Full use of a company car and medical insurance is provided. Applications should be in writing and posted to: MR R. J. PARRY, Managing Director, COLLIE COOKE CONSOLIDATED NEW ZEALAND, C.P.O. Box 3109, AUCKLAND. WINSTONE PULP INTERNATIONAL LTD PLANT MAINTENANCE FITTER APPLICATIONS ARE INVITED from self motivated, trade certified fitters to join our mechanical maintenance team at Karloi Pulp Mill, located in the Central North Island. All applicants will be considered but preference will be given to persons having experience in hydraulics, pneumatics, rotating machinery and finishing equipment. The person will, after an initial training period, be expected to join a shift roster. Therefore applicants should be able to demonstrate an ability to read diagrams and instructions and carry out fault diagnosis. The work is varied and challenging to people wanting a dynamic environment. A company sponsored bus is provided for travel to and from work and housing can be made available. Applications, stating personal details, work history and a contact phone number and address should be forwarded by August 5, 1989, to: Mechanical Maintenance Superintendent, WINSTONE PULP INTERNATIONAL LTD, P.O. Box 48, OHAKUNE. Y.W.C.A. ACCESS POSITIVE ACTION FOR WOMEN COURSES THE Y.W.C.A. has Postlve Action for Women courses starting on August 7. These are all 20 week courses combining practical skills, personal development, and job search skills training. FRESH START OFFICE PRACTICE This course will partlculary suit women who wish to re-enter the workforce. They may have had previous office experience. It will also suit young women who are currently unemployed. The course covers office systems, book-keeping, typing, computing and office machinery. INTRODUCTION TO BREAD BAKING AND PASTRY COOKING A course for unemployed women wishing to work as assistants in the baking Industry or go on to further related training. The course covers bread baking, pastry cooking, hygiene, safety, first aid, machinery and equipment use and basic food theory. INTRODUCTION TO PAINTING AND PAPERHANGING A course for unempoyed women wishing to work as assistants in the painting and paperhanging industry. The course covers preparation of surfaces, safety, care and use of equipment and basic painting and paperhanging. > For further information phone 522-725 between 9 a.m. and 12 noon, Monday to Friday, Y.W.C.A., 93 Harewood Rd.