Situations Vacant Situations Vacant SPORTS SALES ARE YOU A KEEN TENNIS PLAYER with a mature personality who can put a smile into selling sports gear? We have part-time work available with flexible hours to allow you to continue to play your sport. ENTHUSIASTIC SPORTSPERSON with a love for water sports. We need someone full-time, aged 24-30 to help develop our new look water sports department. Apply in writing to: THE MANAGER, P.O. BOX 200, CHRISTCHURCH. /k ItKKI 11 START YOUR OWN BUSINESS . sss 1500 sss 1 WANTED BY HAPPY HORSE PRODUCTS, two 1 Commission Agents for Canterbury and surround- ; ing districts plus one north of Christchurch. ; Genuine inquiries only: For further confidential information write to: i HAPPY HORSE PRODUCTS, 38 Whitefield Street, KAIAPOI. 1 ; ; j 1 I l ST MARGARET’S COLLEGE : JUNIOR SCHOOL ST MARGARET’S COLLEGE is opening a new ' Junior School in February 1990. This school will offer small classes of pupils aged between 7 to 11 years (Standards 2,3 and 4). For these students there I will be an emphasis on extension and enrichment ‘ learning. APPLICATIONS ARE INVITED FOR 1 A HEAD TEACHER ' The person appointed will be expected to give leadership and take responsibility for the Junior School. This position will involve classroom teaching. For application or further information please apply in writing to the Headmistress, P.O. Box 25094. Applications will close on August 31, 1989. STRUCTURAL RESEARCH ENGINEER The Building Research Association of New Zealand (BRANZ) has a vacancy in its Fire i and Structural Engineering Group for a suitably qualified structural research < engineer. The successful applicant will be expected to provide information on structural 1 engineering matters to the building industry, including preparing publications ' and conducting seminars. The position also ( involves investigative research into the structural performance of buildings and ( their components, appraising new building products and processes and supervising and reporting on commissioned testing for ( clients. Applicants should preferably have an Honours or post-graduate degree in civil engineering and at least three years experience in building design and , construction as a structural engineer within the New Zealand building industry. They should have an interest in research and its application to the building industry. BRANZ is an independent, industry-backed research and testing organisation situated at Judgeford, 30km north of Wellington. Assistance will be available with removal costs, if required. Enquiries about the position should be made to Andrew King or Russell Cooney, Tel. (04) 357-600, Fax (04) 356-070. Applications, including curriculum vitae, should be made in writing to: The Director BRANZ Private Bag PORIRUA Applications dose on Friday, August 18. Iguanas BUILDING RESEARCH ASSOCIATION OF NEW ZEALAND TRADE UNION ORGANISER THE CANTERBURY/WESTLAND Clerical Union invites applications for the above position. Written applications marked “Confidential” should be addressed to: The Secretary, Canterbury/ Westland Clerical Workers Union, P.O. Box 13-366, Christchurch, to be received not later than Monday, August 7, 1989, at 12 noon. Applicants should include a full curriculum vitae, references, and details of Trade Union experience and commitment. Personal characteristics and attributes required should include communication, written and verbal and negotiating skills. An ability to assess priorities and self motivation are essential to this position which involves responsibility to a Union where the majority of members are women. Previous relevant experience is desirable. TRAINEE MACHINIST JUNIOR VACANCIES have arisen in our Tailoring Department, for trainee machinists. Full training given. Please bring school reports and references in person, Wednesday and Thursday only to: LYN NICOL, L. W. R. TAILORING LTD, 11-27
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