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SITUATIONS VACANT al CAPABLE Man for sheep farm, hillig couritry, near Christchurch. ’Phone in 35-554. 201 0. KITCriENMAID, experience preL 8 ferred but not essential; live in. se Hotel Federal. 6213 jr MAN to Dig Garden, St Albans; 5s an 79-456. WANTED, MARRIED MAN for North g Canterbury Sheep Run. Capable of taking charge. Must have good 0 dogs, no agricultural work. Modern K house with all modern conveniences. Handy to school. Good wages. Apply NATIONAL MORTGAGE c and AGENCY CO., 147 Hereford st.. J 7 Christchurch. 7726 : ORGANISER REQUIRED. ORGANISER REQUIRED. ORGANISER REQUIRED. ORGANISER REQUIRED. 3 THE CANTERBURY SHOP AS- - SISTANTS’ UNION requires the ser- ., vices of a full-time male Organiser, i- and invites applications from persons interested in an industrial career. For conditions of employment, apply personally or by letter s. to: e The Secretary, Room 8. Trades Hall, 194 Gloucester street, Christchurch. 7595 OIL INDUSTRY. 7 STOREMEN. BP (NEW ZEALAND), LTD., require Oil Storemen for the Lyttelton installation. Working conditions are good, and the successful applicants, - after an Initial period of employe ment, are. entitled to join a generous I, provident fund scheme.. Apply to I, the Superintendent at Lyttelton, or 1. to the Company’s Offices, 118 Cashel s street. Telephone 64-699.7765 JUNIOR CLERK. JUNIOR CLERK. 7 JUNIOR CLERK. 1 JUNIOR CLERK. The New Zealand organisation of an important overseas company has a vacancy on its staff for a young man just leaving secondary school » who is looking for an opportunity , to make a career for himself. The s Company’s activities are in the En3 gineering field, and the applicant - will be thoroughly trained in both ■ the commercial and technical activi- - ties of the Company. This is an 1 outstanding opportunity for a young 5 man who is prepared to look ahead to an interesting career and eventually to an executive position. Applications to the Secretary, - P.O. Box 1241, Christchurch. 7656 MOTOR MECHANIC MOTOR MECHANIC „ MOTOR MECHANIC | MOTOR MECHANIC “ FOR COUNTRY GARAGE. 2 COUNTRY GARAGE. COUNTRY GARAGE. s COUNTRY GARAGE. ’ Experience in gas and electric weld- *■ ing essential. Free house available s and £l5 week clear. All replies 1 treated confidentially. ! Reply ZP8304, "PRESS” 2722 5 INSURANCE OFFICERS FOR AUSTRALIA. OLD-ESTABLISHED Insurance Company, with world-wide branches, transacting all business except life, has vacancies at several Australian ? Branches for single officers within » age group 22-27 years. s The prospects for successful appll- - cants, who must be of high characc ter, competent and well-trained, are 1 excellent. Transfer expenses will be paid. s Reply in confidence, with full der tails of insurance qualifications, de- ' partmental experience, and age, to: s “INSURANCE,” s C/o. Catts-Patterson Co. (N.Z.), Ltd., T P.O. Box 2120, Auckland. J 7667 j ■■ — WAITAKI HIGH SCHOOL BOARD. MATRON. 2 A RESIDENT MATRON Is required for the Waitaki Boys’ High School Hostel. Duties to commence September, 1957. The appointee will be responsible for all domestic arrangements, including catering for the Boarding establishment (270 boys and staff). b Salary £550 per annum with free r board and residence. 1. Applications close with the under- - signed at 4 P.M. on FRIDAY, MAY s Further particulars and application e forms available from: S D. H. CAMPBELL. - Secretary, f P.O. Box 110, OAMARU. a a 7661 t* FOREWOMAN DARNER. FOREWOMAN DARNER. * FOREWOMAN DARNER. FOREWOMAN DARNER. FOREWOMAN DARNER. FOREWOMAN DARNER. 4 AN EXPERIENCED and QUALIFIED FOREWOMAN DARNER is required to take charge of our DARNING and MENDING DEPARTMENT at U MILTON. " New room with excellent lighting ' and working conditions. AccommoJ’ dation available. Liberal Salary to 1 suitable applicant. v Apply: ‘ MILL MANAGER, j THE BRUCE WOOLLEN MANUr FACTURING CO., LTD., J P.O. Box 2. MILTON, OTAGO. s 2 2404 t THE AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL J UNIVERSITY, CANBERRA RESEARCH SCHOLARSHIPS 8 APPLICATIONS are invited from * graduates for enrolment as research s students. Applicants should be post- “ graduate students with capacity for 8 research. , Enrolments are invited as follows: (a) THE JOHN CURTIN SCHOOL r OF MEDICAL RESEARCH: Students may enrol in the Depart--2 ments of Biochemistry, Experir mental Pathology, Medical Chem- ~ istry. Micro-biology and Physi- ' ology in which work is being 1 carried out on phosphate meta- “ holism, cardiovascular disease, s heterocyclic chemistry, pox and influenza viruses. and neuroe physiology, respectively. ’ (b) THE RESEARCH SCHOOL OF “ SOCIAL SCIENCES AND PACI2 FIC STUDIES: Students may en8 rol to undertake research in the e subjects of Anthropology and v Sociology, Demography, 'Economics including Economic History and Economic Statistics, Geography, Australian History, Far 2 Eastern History (China and Japan)*, Pacific History, International Relations, Law, Politi- ~ cal Science including Public Administration. Philosophy, Political e and Social Philosophy, and Statistics, including Mathematical ® Statistics. ;t A small number of scholarships is * open for competition among those wishing to enrol. The scholarships are tenable for an initial period of 11 two years and may be extended for e a third year. Scholarships will t>e awarded on condition that a student y enrols for a Ph.D. degree. The present value of a scholarship e is £A77I per annum. Married scholars with dependent children may be granted an additional allow- ° ance of £A2OO per annum in respect l “ of the first child, and a further £ASO n per annum for each other child. ,s The University will make a conv tribution towards a scholar’s fares to and from Canberra at the commencement and expiration of his d scholarship. n Application forms and further inr ' formation may be obtained from the undersigned, to whom applications 7 should be submitted by May 31, A 1957. Research students then admitst ted will be expected to commence their studies in Canberra in Septernber, 1957. R. A. HOHNEN. ld Registrar. Box 4, G.P.0.. CANBERRA, A.C.T. April 10. 1957. •A substantial knowledge of the relevant language is a prerequisite. 10 3720