Situations Vacant WELDER WELDER or Fitter Welder required for small engineering concern. Must have Downhand Certificate. Good working conditions, overalls supplied. Applicants must be self motivated and able to work with minimum supervision. Please apply to:THE MANAGER, PHONE 69-356 BUSINESS 478-282 PRIVATE. WELLINGTON HOSPITAL BOARD KENEPURU HOSPITAL LABORATORY SERVICES STAFF TECHNOLOGIST APPLICATIONS are Invited for the position of Staff Technologist In the Department of Laboratory Services, Kenepuru Hospital, Porlrua. Applicants should be experienced tn one or more of the disciplines of clinical chemistry haematology and Immunohaematology. Salary and conditions cf appointment will be in accordance with DG 19. Applications and inquiries should be made to: Principal Technologist, LABORATORY SERVICES, Kenepuru Hospital, PORIRUA. Telephone 370-179 ext. 871.
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Press, 2 July 1983, Page 57
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