SITUATIONS VACANT 7 JUNIOR GIRL for - Office. No experience J necessary. Would suit a Girl just leaving • sc hool. P 4176, “Press.” 5747 > SINGLE Cowman-Gardener, 3-4, cows. > Apply Manager, Whalesback Station, • Waiau. 1714 HAIRDRESSING—FuII hands, intermediate ■. and juniors wanted. Good setter £lO. Maeder Salon, 208 High st. 'Phone 79-445. ’ , 6267 , WE require energetic Land SalesmarTtake f charge of Land Department. Own car - essential. Good opportunity. HULSTOIFS > AUCTION ROOMS. 235 Manchester st. ? METAL Polishers and Silver Finisher . wanted urgently. Must be experienced, j Best of conditions and wages. W. T. j Murry, Ltd., 157 Madras street. 6229 WE require the services of a capable . Saleswoman for the Mantle Showroom. r Experience pref., but not essen. T. Arm- , strong and Co., Ltd., Victoria sq. 6378 ; CABINETMAKERS’ Machinist wanted for 2 permanent position under best conditions. - Overtime optional. Staff concessions. Apply R. Pugh, Ltd., 71A North road, Paj panui. 'Phone 48-490, or after hours 57-248. WE have a vacancy for a Salesman in the Mercery Dept. Experience in this section i pref., but consideration will be given to - applicants with, any sound retail exp. T. Armstrong and Co., Ltd., .Victoria sq. 6378 . WANTED 2 High Country Jtfusterers; also > 1 Packman, 8 months run. Good wages and bonus. North Canterbury. Apply H. . J. Trumpet, “Eskhead,” Hawarden R.M., r or Phone 37A, Hawarden. 6380 i MOTOR MECHANIC i MOTOR MECHANIC Prefeably A Grade. Good wages and bonus. Excellent prospects. ; McDonald motors ltd., ’ 83 Victoria street. 6271 WANTED: MILLINER. WANTED: MILLINER. GOOD CONDITIONS AND WAGES. ELLSWORTH SALON, I ELLSWORTH SALON, 732 Colombo street,6222 MACHINISTS • EXPERIENCED MACHINISTS, full or [ part time, for Manufacturing Fancy ; Leather Goods are offered good conditions and wages in premises close to the shop- . ping centre. Apply: WESTON BROS, and • CO. LTD., 132 Manchester street. 6226 TOOL AND DIEMAKER ( EXPERIENCED Tool and Diemaker re- § wired for small workshop. Good condions, high wages. Bonus and superannuation available to first class Tradesman. Please apply PECO LIMITED, 85 St. Asaph street. 6234 T CLERK - 7 “ SENIOR Female Clerk required. This would be an opportunity for a young lady wishing, to change her occupation, as the successful applicant will be taught the work, which is interesting and carries a good salary. Apply in confid&ice. enclosing copies only of testimonials, to P 4168. "Press.” « 5747 PUBLIC SERVICE VACANCIES. APPLICATIONS on P.S.C. 17A (at P. 0.) with COPIES of testimonials, close on dates shown with Secretary, P.S> Commission, Wellington, for following positions: (Please quote Vac. No.) CLOSING SEPTEMBER 13. AIR DEPT. OVERSEER, NANDI INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT, FIJI. £832, rising to £862. Appointee will be responsible for supervision and control of the maintenance and operation of all works services, maintenance of airfield surrounds, runways, roads, and should possess knowledge of buildings and building services and in general all sections of works on a large, self-contained base. He should be capable of supervision and control of European and native labour, estimating, setting out and supervising construction works, preparation of wage and time sheets and be responsible for efficient operation and running maintenance of plant and equipment used by sections under his control. Nandi is an international airport administered by Civil Aviation Administration. Term for single man two years, for married man four years. Accommodation at reasonable rates will be available for either a single or ‘ married appointee. Furlough accrues at J one month a year. Minimum location allowance, of £NZSO is payable together with wife allowance Of £NZIIS and an . allowance of £NZ3S for each child, but increases may be approved before ap- * pointment. Base has its own doctor and 3 school and is well provided with amenities for recreation. EDUCATION DEPT. 1215. HOUSE MISTRESS. SPECIAL , SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, RICHMOND, NEAR NELSON. Commencing up to £627 as' ? merited, rising to £742, plus allowance of 1 15 per cent, of salary for penal rates and overtime and less £llO p.a. for board and quarters. Will be expected to live in. Duties include responsibility with Principal for organising and supervising of ' recreational activities, and study and recording of case histories connected with general training of girls in residence. Experience in club work and ability in dramatic art, puppetry and music, added qualifications. Should be temperamentally suited for training and guidance of adolescent girls. Teacher’s status and grad- j ing will be safeguarded for a period of i two years in first instance.
1240. CHILD WELFARE OFFICER (FEMALE), CHRISTCHURCH. Up to £627 as - merited, rising to £772 with opportunity B for promotion to £832 in senior posie tions, or to £892 in charge positions in four main centres. Should be between 25 and 40 years of age, have good person- " ality, a good education and experience in !* social or equivalent work. Teachers' or 7 Nurses’ certificates regarded as additional - qualifications. (A Teacher’s status and grading preserved for two years in first instance.) Should be temperamentally suited and should possess ability and initiative to deal with problems concerning children and adults. v 1241. ASSISTANT VOCATIONAL GUIDANCE OFFICER (MALE), CHRISTCHURCH £638 ' to £777 as merited. Should have good educational qualifica- • tions (preferably a University Degree, including philosophy and/or Education), and preferably have some teaching experience. A Diploma of Education would be an advantage. Above salaries include £57 ! 10s p.a. married allowance, which is pay--1 able only in respect of a dependent wife or children. : HEALTH DEPT. 1 1213. OCCUPATIONAL THERAPISTS. • £522 to £627 as merited. Vacancies exist 'dt Kingseat Hospital. Papakura; Raventhorpe Hospital, Auckland;-Tokanui Hospital, Te Awamutu;. Porirua Hospital, Wellington; Ngawhatu Hospital, Nelson; t Seaview Hospital, Hokitika; Templeton Farm, Christchurch; Seacliff Hospital, . Dunedin; Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Ro- ' torua; and Queen Mary Hospital, HanJUSTICE DEPT. . 1231. INSTRUCTOR (CARPENTRY), I PAPARUA. £561, rising to £621 or £660 • rising to £682, as merited. Duties com- . prise the tuition of trainees in theory and practice of carpentry and housing construction. Sound trade knowledge, i ability to impart information, and suitable personality are essential. N.Z. FOREST SERVICE. 1228. TECHNICAL OFFICER, COMMERCIAL DIVISION, WELLINGTON. £1042 rising to £1092. .Will be responsible for direction and control of all technical aspects of work of Commercial Division of Forest Service. Should hold an M.Sc. degree with honours, preferably in Chemistry, but alternatively in Physics and should have commercial experience ■ in any one of the major fields of pulp I and paper, wood preservation dr kiln : drying. SCIENTIFIC AND INDUSTRIAL RESEARCH DEPT. 1216. CHEMISTS (2), DOMINION ; LABORATORY. Up to £922 as merited. Position carries an average maximum salary of £1092, but an outstanding offl- ; cer may receive £1302. Required for investigations in wood chemistry. Should have Master of Science degree or higher qualification. Post-graduate experience in i organic chemistry is desirable. 1217. CHEMIST (MALE), PLANT DISEASES DIVISION, AUCKLAND. Up to £862 as merited. Position carries an average maximum salary of £1092. but an outstanding officer mhy receive £1302 Research Chemist, M.Sc., with (honours preferred, required for investigation of problems in the field of timber preservation. Advanced training in inorganic or physical chemisty would be an advantage. STATE HYDRO-ELECTRIC DEPT. 1211. ELECTRICAL INSPECTORS (3). INVERCARGILL. Up to £707 as merited. Should be registered electrical wiremen with extensive practical experience in all classes of electrical wiring installations, be familiar with Electrical Wiring and Supply Regulations, and be able to carry out all electrical tests in connexion with electrical installations. Duties will comprise general insnection, reinspection, testing of electrical installation and meter erection. Will be engaged mainly on reinspection of installations in Invercargill, Gore, and Winton districts. No departmental accommodation available. Married appointee eligible for grant towards expenses incurred in taking up appointment. Salaries quoted include 10 per cent. General Wage Increase with a maximum of 24s a week. CLOSING SEPT. 29. GOVT. OF WESTERN SAMOA. 1208. LEGAL OFFICER, APIA. £B6O . rising by increments to £960 Samoan scale, plus expatriation allowance of £2OO p.a. for a married man with dependent children under 16 years. £l5O for married man without children, and £75 for single man. Term of appointment will be for three years and on completion of contract three months’ furlough on full pay is granted. Subject to completion of contract, fare (including wife and family under 16 years) is pavable both ways. Married quarters with heaw furniture are available. Rent £66 to £72 n.a. Applicants should be admitted as a Solictor of Supreme ’ Court of N.Z. Will be required to act as Land Registrar, 1 Public Trustee and Commissioner for 1 Labour and to assist Attorney r General in general legal work of the Territorv. Will ‘ also be required to act as a Commissioner of the High Court and as Official Assignee. Should have at least five vears’ practical legal experience and a Sound knowledge of conveyancing, estates ad- 1 ministration and Court Work. Knowledge of bookkeeping is desirable. Any further information (please specify) may be ob«iPe,d</r^ln„P,ept - , of Island Territories, Hotel Cecil Bldgs., Lambton quay, Wellington. 6224
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