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VACANCIES—MALES STOREMAN V,E require for our furniture store an intelligent careful storeman capable of taking care of incoming and outgoing household removals and new furniture. Knowledge of furniture and furniture packing essential. Apply: Transport Manager, PORT FREIGHTERS, 78 Mowbray street, 5351 SENIOR GROCER A VACANCY has occurred at Woolworths New Zealand, Ltd., i Bishopdale, for a capable Sen-1 lor Grocer. The position calls' for a person of maturity and one who has had experience in staff management. The salary will be negotiated, but expected to be round £llOO per annum. All other staff benefits will be made available, which include shopping discount and welfare club participation. For an interview with the Manager, at which a recent reference will be required, please Phone Mrs White, 597-007, or call personally. 7627 TO JOURNALISTS An opportunity presents Itself on the staff of “The Ashburton Guardian" for a young Journalist to gain all round experience. Knowledge of sport desirable. General grading. Apply with testimonials to: — EDITOR, P.O. Box 77, ASHBURTON. __ 2514 | TIRE ASSEMBLERS FIRESTONE TIRE AND RUBBER CO. OF NEW ZEALAND, LTD. HAVE vacancies in their truck tyre assembly department on rotational shift work for young men in the 20-30 age group who are at least sft lOin height and over 11 stone in weight. An incentive bonus scheme is worked and excellent earnings can be achieved after a period of training. Apply:— Personnel Office, 84 Langdons road, PAPANUI. Or ’Phone 526-128. 7668 WOOL STORE PIECE SORTER OUR WOOL STORE In Moorhouse avenue requires an experienced Piece Sorter tup to 45 years of age) to commence work in early July. Top wages, including incentives. etc., together with eongenial working conditions, makes this an attractive position to the right man. Apply to: — The Personnel Officer, THE FARMERS Cashel street, CHRISTCHURCH. 3940 WAREHOUSE A VACANCY has occurred on the staff of a progressive Clothing Manufacturing Company for a Warehouseman. Preference will be given to a keen young man aged between 20 and 30 years. Wages are excellent and future prospects bright. For an ambitions young man who is keen to be a success in this interesting trade. Apply in first Instance in strictest confidence to "WAREHOUSEMAN" P.O. Box 1138 Christchurch 2974 YOUTH 15-17 YEARS WE want a sturdy boy to assist in our auto-pack department. Overalls supplied, good wages and overtime. This is an interesting permanent position. Apply to: — Personnel Officer. AULSEBROOK & CO. LTD. Cnr. Montreal and St. Asaph sts. 5361 YARDMAN FOR WINSTONE (5.1.) LIMITED WE require an experienced Yardman for general Store Work. Heavy traffic licence essential. Good wages. Conditions and subsidised superannuation scheme are available. Apply to our Store Supervisor, Mr Hunter, with references. WINSTONE (5.1.) LTD. 30-34 Fitzgerald ave. 7695 SITUATIONS WANTED MALES BOY. 155-vear-old. wants job on a farm. ’Ph. 79-051, Chch. MARRIED MAN (Daughter), Mechanical Engineer. Sales, design experience, agricultural, milling mixing; bulk grain plants, wishes emigrate requires position. “CES," c/O N.Z.A.P., 107 Fleet st., London, E.C. 4. WANTED: Drainlaying and Plumbing. Free quotes. ’Phone 525 164 evening, 889-592 D WILLIAM CHISHOLM. Newbiggin Lodge, Carleton, Carlisle. Cumberland, England, aged 24. single, occupation Maintenance Fitter, and Alan Sanderson. Cocklakes Cottages, Cumwhmton, Carlisle, Cumberland. England. aged 26, single, occupation Carpenter, require nomination. 7676 SITUATIONS WANTED FARM WORK COMPETENT Ploughmen with own plant, requires work. Start 1 Immediately. Rates reasonable. Reply ZP6804, “Press." ENGLISH Girl, 21, seeks position for 3 months on high country farm. Outside and domestic work. Child care trained. Reply Z 8679, “Press." FARMERS: Book now for coming season as we require two or three stand shed for 200 a day sheep. ’Phone 7275 Hsl. _1620 YOUNG man, 18 months’ experience, requires position on sheep or dairv farm within about 50-60 miles from Chch. G. Wilson. 31 Suva ’Ph. 44-551.