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VACANCIES—GENERAL BLACKCURRANT Pickers wanted. Boys and Girls. 12 years of age and over. R. H. Sisson. 249 Styx Mill road. COOK GENERAL The above position is available at Mountain View Lodge, Lewis Pass. First-class accommodation and condlaions. 'PHONE 514. MARUIA, Collect. 9608 COOK COOK TEMPORARY POSITION COOK wanted for Orarl Gorge Station. Three months work. Cook for five men. Duties to commence February 1. Excellent conditions. Apply in writing to: Manager. ORARI GORGE STATION, Geraldine. Or ’phone 852. Woodbury, (Geraldine exchange). CAREER OPPORTUNITIES CAREER OPPORTUNITIES CAREER OPPORTUNITIES FOR YOUNG PEOPLE FOR YOUNG PEOPLE FOR YOUNG PEOPLE HAY’S LTD., The Friendly Store, a progressive and expanding organisation offer splendid career opportunities and rewarding position in retailing to young people. To those with ambition, initiative and sound educational background, there is considerable scope offered in a variety of fields covering buying food merchandising to sales promotion and accounting. Our training policy covers thorough comprehensive and practical experience, for positions of advancement and responsibility. Generous staff discounts are available, together with excellent staff cafeteria amenities. Call or ’Phone: The Personnel Manager, HAY'S LTD., 71-879, Gloucester street. KITCHEN ASSISTANTS KITCHEN ASSISTANTS required for shift work at Sunnyside Hospital!. Hours: 6.30 a.m. to 3.30 p.m. and 9 a.m. to 5.30 p.m. Apply FOOD SERVICES SUPERVISOR 3461 N.Z. FOREST SERVICE A vacancy exists for a PARTTIME CLERK (three hours a day) at our office in GERALDINE. The work entails general office duties and some typing. Applications to be made on Form SSC 17A For further particulars apply to Mr G. L. Ramsay, N.Z. Forest Service. Geraldine, or N.Z. Forest Service, Little’s Buildings, corner Peterborough and Colombo streets, Christchurch. 8623

VACANCIES—GENERAL WELLINGTON CITY MISSION (Church of England) TRUST BOARD WARDEN and MATRON I THE WELLINGTON CITY MISSION (Church of ErJ land) TRUST BOARD invites applications from sij able Married Couples for two vacant positions on i staff of the Mission. The first is at the Fielden Tayf Hostel for Youths, 170 Taranaki street, and the sec® at a hostel being now prepared for 20 youths at F Mansfield street, Newtown. These positions call for a married couple, pr«rably Communicant Members of the Church of Engfcd and experienced in the care of young men. The fcsband could pursue his normal civilian occupion during the day and the wife would act as MatriJ of the hostel. Free board and accommodation injselfcontained flat is provided. A good starting wage is offered to the wif* who will be supported by ample domestic staff, anrfa retainer, In addition to free board, is offered to thsman. These are important positions and the suiessful candidates will work in close association wi* the Missioners. Applications in the first instance to be aldressed to the Secretary, Wellington City Mission, HO. Box 6031, Te Aro. 6909

STAFF WE REQUIRE the following Staff to commence work on THURSDAY, January 13, 1966 METAL POLISHERS—MaIe. MACHINE OPERATORS—MaIe PROCESS WORKERS—MaIe and Female ASSEMBLERS AND PACKERS—MaIe and Female GAS WELDERS—MaIe All the above positions are permanent and wages are above award rates with regular overtime, for conscientious workers. Apply— SUPREME INDUSTRIES LIMITED, 241 BROUGHAM STREET, ’PHONE 64-962. 3347 ! t VACANCIES—FARM EMPLOYEES

GREY VALLEY FARM IMPROVEMENT CLUB INC. FARM ADVISORY OFFICER APPLICATIONS ARE INVITED for the position of Advisory Officer to the Grey Valley Farm Improvement Club Inc. DUTIES— To provide a farm advisory service for memben in the club’s first group in the Grey Valley, West Coast Members’ farms comprise one-third dairy and tow» supply and two-thirds sheep and cattle fattening. They cover a wide range in size and state of development. Production is expanding rapidly In the area which has great potential. BASE— The successful applicant will be required to live in Greymouth and provide his own vehicle for which an allowance will be paid. SALARY RANGE— A salary of from £1460 to £2OOO will be paid. The club will consider a higher salary for an adviser of exceptional qualifications and ability. A subsidised superannuation scheme will be commenced after an initial period. Applications closing on February 10, 1966, should be addressed to:— THE SECRETARY, ’/o Pickles, Perkins and McAlister, P.O. Box 234, GREYMOUTH. 3321