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SITUATIONS VACANT ONE or More Carpenters wtd. to build Woolshed and Cowshed in country ■ ZL4B6, "Press.’’ SINGLE man for Dairy Farm near Christchurch. Apply: N.Z. Loan and Mercantile Agency Co., Ltd., 191 Cashel street, Christchurch. 6074 FARM Manager wtd. for Nth. Canterbury property. Should be thoroughly expd. in all branches of farm work. Apply Lands and Survey Dept., Chch. 6919 START the New Year with a Business of your Own. Reliable person wanted to call on farm homes in Banks Peninsula district. £3 per day or more possible. No capital reqd., exp. not necessary. Write "Home Service,” Box 143, Chch.

— 2994 A VACANCY' occurs in a Wholesale Chemist and Druggist Warehouse for a Junior or Intermediate Shorthand-Typiste with clerical knowledge. Good salary and conditions. Apply to the Manager, Canterbuy Drug Co. Ltd., Box 1073. Chr.stchu.ch. 2521 CARPENTERS and Builders’ Labourers reqd. by large industrial organisation. Free transport, travelling time paid, good wages, including overtime and excellent conds. for suitable men. Apply Crown Crystal Glass Proprietary, Ltd., Shands track, Hornby. 6920 MERCERY SALESMAN: Hay’s, Ltd., have a position vacant for an expd. Mercery Salesman in their progressive Men’s Dept Opportunities are always available at Hay’s for a keen, conscientious person, and every chance to advance will be given to the right man. Apply now tb Staff Supervisor, Hay’s, Ltd. 7202 BOY FOR WAREHOUSE—Messrs M. O’Brien and (So, Ltd., Footwear Manufac- 1 turers, req. a boy for their warehouse. Duties will include a few messages. Good wages will be paid, and a boy wno glows promise will find numerous opps for advancement. Apply pers. to the Warehouse Manager, 31 Dundas st., Chch. 7123 MECHANICAL-ELECTRICAL ENGINEER. —Salary £987-£1035 per annum, required for design and installation of equipment for Board’s extensive new pumping and sewage treatment works. Applieat.ons close 11th February. Conditions, application form, available from: Chief Engineer, Metropolitan Drainage Board, P.O. Box 208, Auckland. 2489 SENIOR SALES, Slipper Dept—Hay’s, Ltd,, offer a first-class opening to a fullyexpd. senior Saleswoman for their Slipper Section. To the right person, fully qualified m stepping-ln to this important position, considerable scope is offered In tins progressive, ever-growing section of the Friendly Store.” Apply now to “Staff Supervisor/ Hayjs. Ltd. 7175 LINOTYPIST AND COMPOSITOR—Two vacancies exist on the staff of a progressive Tri-weekly Afternoon Newspaper. Ideal permanent positions in the prosperous Borough. The factory and plant have been completely modernised. Good wages and profit sharing scheme. Board available at about £2 10s per week for single men. Write in confidence for details to; ZP3741, “Press." 6514 MOTOR MECHANIC: Attractive wages and conditions, with modern home at moderate rental, is offered an expd. "A Grade” or "Certified” MOTOR MECHANIC, in an important South Island Provincial town. Overtime if desired. Chrysler, Hillman, and Karrler Agencies are held. Apply, by letter, in confidence, to "Motor Mechanic,” care Charles Haines Advertising, Ltd., Chch. 7142 BOYS WANTED to learn, progress and earn good wages with permanent employment in progressive woodworking industry, manufacturing builders’ needs. Variety of modern and interesting machines gives early opportunity as trained machinists for keen and industrious boys. Apply by letter, 'phone 36-499, or personally. Beech Dowel and Handle Co.. 9 Halkett st., Chch, C.l. 2585 YOUTHS for Footwear Industry—We offer opportunities for youths up to 19 years lof age to be apprenticed to various depts. lin our factory. No prev. exp. is neces., and the successful applicants will commence on a good wage plus bonus, with I increases as they acquire skill. Ideal working conds. Apply to the Assist. Manager, M. O'Brien and Co., Ltd., 31 Dundas st., Chch., Footwear Manufacturers since ! 1866. 7123 THE Central Waikato Electric-power Board. Position of Accountant —Applications, closing on Feb. 11, 1952, are invited for the position of Accountant to the Board, at a commencing salary of £BOO p.a. Conditions of appointment and schedule of duties may be obtained from the office of this paper, or on application ito the undersigned. G. S. Russell, Secre-tary-Treasurer, Private Bag. Hamilton. 2990 THE CENTRAL WAIKATO ELECTRIC POWER BOARD. ASSISTANT ELECTRICAL ENGlNEER.—Applications, closing llth February. 1952. are invited for the position of Assistant Electrical Engineer at a commencing salary of £9OO per I annum. Conditions of appointment may • be obtained at the office of this paper or lon application to the undersigned. C. L. WALTER, Engineer-Manager, Private Bag. Ham'iton. oop.q HOSPITAL, HEIDELBERG. VICTORIA: 3KZ CHILDREN’S BLOCK.—This new 120-bed block, containing every modfacility, has recently been opened. TRAINED NURSES are required to staff the block, and are offered excellent conditions in beautiful surroundings. Minimum salary £lO Is 6d weekly, less £2 Os 6d board and residence. Inquiries, in writing or personal, may be made “to Matron Key. W. M. POWELL. Manager and Secretary. : 2479 KNITTING ADVISOR AND DEMONSTRATOR. Pa tons and Baldwins require tne services of a Lady as a knitting advisor and demonstrator. Good knowledge of knitting and the making up of garments is essential. Applicants must be prepared to travel and demonstrate knitting and wools to the general public Please submit a garment for Inspection with application, which should be addressed to: The Manager, Patons and Baldwins, Ltd.. P.O. Box 1441, Wellington. C.l. 7n ng OPPORTUN. FOR GIRLS and WOMEN—.As a result of continuing expansion we i are able to offer employment with large : earnings and ideal working conds. Our i factory is well-lighted and ventilated, and l!l<l ™’P‘? and afternoon tea and lunch ire [available in a modern cafeteria. Expd. [adult machinists can earn over £8 per 40ihour week, through a liberal production bonus. Applicants who are not expd., will start on an excel, wage plus bonus, with Ifht rease .s as they acquire skill. Apply to ( the Assist Manager. M. O’Brien and Co, E td „- i- 31 . Dundas st-. Chch., Footwear Manufacturers since 1866. 7123 OFFICE JUNIOR—An expanding and progressive manufacturing firm with warehouse requires additional office sta. offer, Wl leaving school the position °E. Grs thorough training in general office routine and the use of modern equipment, together with ample opportunity for advancement. The successful applicant will be encouraged to learn typing, and if desired shorthand and the use Of a bookkeeping machine. Working conditions are good and a high salary is available. Office hours are from 9 a.m to 5 p.m. The applicant need not commence until March or April. Apply Accountant. Toomey’s Grinding and Gear, ™ ” J B3 I ?i' rharn street. Christchurch Telephone 33-710. —-7070 UNIVERSITY COLLEGE. ASSISTANT for CONCRETE LABORATORY, CIVIL ENGINEERING DEPT Applications are Invited for the above position from qualified Tradesmen or men with prev. exp. as responsible Assistants in a Laboratory. Prev. exp. of concrete work is not essential. The successful applicant would be responsible for the general maintenance of the Laboratory, and he would be r&quired, under general supervision, to carry out accurate and reliable preparations for mixing, curing, and testing concrete to specified instructions. Commencing salary £590-£6OO according to qualifications and experience. Applications, accompanied by testimonials, should be addressed to the undersigned by January 22, 1951. J. LOGIE, Registrar 2898 THE UNIVERSITY OF SYDNEY? TEACHING FELLOWSHIPS IN ZOOLOGY—Applications are invited for two positions of Teaching Fellow in the Department of Zoology. Salaries will be within the range of £4OO to £6OO per annum, plus cost of living adjustment (at present £159 males, £l2l females). The appointment wil! be for a period of one year, subject to renewal on an annual basis, the normal tenure being for a period of three years. If reappointed, provision is made for annual increments of £5O. The successful applicants will be expected to undertake research and will be required to participate in the conduct of practical classes and may also be prenared to commence duties in March, 1952. Reasonable travel’ing expenses will be allowed. Applications, with a statement of qualifications and two references together with the names of two referees, should be forwarded to reach the undersigned not later than 12th February, 1952. W. H. Maze. Registrar. Sydney. January. 1952.

6jn7 THE UNIVERSITY OF SYDNEY. Applications are inviEed for the following positions:—SENlOß LECTURERS - Animal Husbandry (Faculty of Agriculture). Engineering (Civil) (2 positions), Pharmacology. LECTURERS—Agricultural Botanv (Agronomy Section—Faculty of Agriculture). Architecture (2 positions). Architecture (Structural Design), Dentistry (2 positions in Operative Dentistry, 1 position in Prosthetic Dentistry). Engineering (Civil) (3 positions). Engineering (Mechanical) (4 nositions in M“chanical Engineering or Mechanical Engineering Design), Engineering (Electrical) (2 positions in Power Engineering and one position in Electronics). Geography (Physical Geography), Veterinary Anatomy. Veterinary P'f'o'ogy and Bacterio’oey. Veterinary Physiology, Veterinary Surgery and Obstetrics. The above vacancies mainly arise from a decision to establish permanent lectureships in place of temporary or part-time appointments. Salaries will be within the range of— Senior Lecturers £in.so-£sn-£1300: Lecturers £650-£5O-£inoo. With the addition in all cases of cost of living adtustment (at present £159 males, £l2l females); Salaries will be subject to deduction' under the State Superannuation Act. The commencing salaries will be fixed according to the qualifications and exne’-ien-e of the successful candidates Applications sunnorted by conies of testimonials and giving the names of three referees should be forwarded to reach the undersigned, fronj whom further information may be obtained not later than 3rd March, 1952. W. H. Maze, Registrar. New South Wales. January, 1952. 6508