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Taupo Times, Volume 20, Issue 1, 7 January 1971, Page 10

VACMCIES i i i i i i . jb r~g — • MEN REQUIRED FOR GENERAL FACTORY WORK Overtime Available. To commence work on 13th January Apply in person to MR. COPEDO, ' FIRTH CONCRETE MIRO STREET, TAUPO. 9/7 CARPENTERS REQUIRED URGENTLY to complete classrooms at Taupo Intermediate School Apply on the job for the highest rates in New Zealand IAN OLSEN (BUILDERS) LTD. 2/12 * RE6ISTERED NURSES Applications are invited from Registered Nurses for parttime employment in a Doctor's surgery shortly to be opened in Taupo. Duties will include venipunctures, and collection of specimens for laboratoxy examinations. Previous experience is not necessary as full training wiO be given. Please apply in writing stating age and marital status to: THE CHIEF TECHNOLOGIST, Hamilton Medical Laboratory P.O. BOX 52, HAMILTON. r JUNIOR PARTS ASSISTANT We have a vacancy for a youth leaving Secondary School this year. Duties will include collection and delivery of paris and a comprehensive training on all aspects of parts merchandSsing will be given the successful applicant. Opportunity abounds for the right boy. Please apply in person to— THE PARTS MANAGER RIDLEY MOTORS LTD RUAPEHU STREET TAUPO 1 TRADESMAN PAINTER REQUIRED TO START NOW PLEASE PHONE 1531 or 1562S. PAYNE & DEWIS 2/U BRANCH MANAGER, TAUPO The Crothall Organisation, employing over 4000 staff, operates in more than 30 New Zealand towns and has strong branches in Great Briitain, Australia and U.S.A. It needs a man capable of handling senior responsibility as growth of the company continues. Applicants to join Crothalls are invited from men in their late 20's or early 30's to act in the capacity of Branch Manager in Taupo. The successful applicant should preferably have had management experience, have more than average drive and a willingness to accept responsibility. A commencing salary of $3500 with regular reviews, depending on progress, is offered, and a subsidised superannuation scheme is in operation. Executive development is encouraged and promotion, if merited, is assured. The selected candidate should be available to commence duties in Taupo by the end of January, 1971. Those interested should apply in writing, giving details etc., to: THE DISTRICT MANAGER, CROTHALL & CO, P.O. BOX 8065, NEWTON, AUCKLAND 2/12 SALES SUPERVISOR TRAVEL CLUB / ' ' HAVE YOU WANTED TO BE YOUR OWN BOSS, WITH YOUR OWN SALES ORGANISATION? We think we have something to offer. The person we are looking for should be saies oriented, preferably in the direct saies field. Duties involved are mainly selling memberships for a Canadian-based Travel Club and supervision of saies staff. Remuneration is by way of commission, overrides, and free holiday trips overseas as a bonus for volume. This position could be run by a part-time man, but we expect the rewards will be so great as to demand eventual full-time efforts. Overseas membership totals over 300,000, who enjoy cash savings at motels and retail outlets around the world and here in N.Z. If you are interested, contact— UNIVERSAL TRAVELLERS CLUB PROMOTION AND DEVELOPMENT MANAGER J. W. McNEICE, C/o GALLEON TRAVEL INTERNATIONAL (N.Z.) LTD. 1 2nd Floor, Queen's Arcade Building, Customs Street, Auckland PHONE 364-580 ( 3 LINES) INQUIRIES FOR MEMBERSHIP TO THIS CLUB ALSO • WELCOME -J 7