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VACANCIES—MALES ANTARCTICA The New Zealand Scientific Programme for 1959-60 in the Ross Dependency requires Scientific Officers Physicist*, Geologists, Biologists, Oceanographers. Surveyors Technicians Electronics and Radio. Field Assistants Mountaineers and Dog Drivers Maintenance Officers—Diesels and Tractors Cook • Applications for advertised positions will close on July 29, 1959, with the SUPERINTENDENT Antarctic Division D.S.I.R. P.O. Box 6022 ' WELLINGTON. C.2 or 124 Ghuznee street WELLINGTON. C.2. GENERAL CONDITIONS—1. SCIENTIFIC OFFICERS and SURVEYORS will be appointed at salaries up to £1245 per annum according to qualifications and experience, with an additional payment of £75-£lOO on leaving New Zealand. Total salary will not exceed £1245 per annum. 2. LEADERS OF FIELD AND OCEANOGRAPHIC PARTIES will receive a higher duties allowance but total salary will not exceed £1245 per annum. 3. TECHNICIANS will be appointed at up to £955 per annum according to qualifications and experience, but whilst absent from New Zealand they will advance to £955 provided they have substantial experience for the position to which they are appointed. 4. SUPPORT OFFICERS (Maintenance Officers and Cook. Scott Base, and Field Assistants) will be appointed at up to £B3O according to experience. Men with substantial experience will be appointed at or near the maximum. 5. ANTARCTIC ALLOWANCES, in addition to salary, will be paid as follows to all appointees whilst absent from New Zealand:— Wintering-over Staff (Scott Base and Hallett Station): Married £5OO p.a., Single £275 pa. Summer Season (Field and Base Staff): Married £350 p.a.; Single, £2OO p.a. The allowances are subject to taxation and Social Security Charges. Oceanographic Parties; Whilst on working cruises, 4s 6d per day plus overtime at £2 per day. if overtime for cruise averages not less than 4J hours per day. 6. Appointees will be quartered fed. and outfitted with special Antractic clothing at Government expense. To assist in the purchase of personal clothing, an allowance of £3O for wintering over personnel and £lO for summer season staff Is paid. 7. The stated duration of appointment includes a pre-train-ing and preparation period, during which the salary on appointment will be paid. 8. Details of leave, medical examinations, insurance, etc., will be supplied on application.

9. Appointments from outside the Public Service will be to the temporary staff of the Department of Scientific and Industrial Research. SCOTT BASE AND HALLETT STATION LEADER, SCOTT BASE. Salary £1485 p.a. August, 1959-March, 1961. The appointee will be responsible for the overall operation of the Base and will have operational control of all field parties (5 oarties in 1959-60 season) operating in the Ross Dependency during the 1959-60 and 1960-61 summer seasons. Leadership qualities and ability to organise and run varied activities under difficult field conditions are essential. Armed Service experience appropriate to the position would be an advantage. Scientific qualifications are desirable but not essential. SENIOR SCIENTIST. SCOTT BASE Salary £1245 p.a. September. 1959-March, 1961. Tlie appointee will be responsible for the operation of the Base scientific programme in the fields of lonospherics Radio Propagation, Auroral Physics. Geomagnetism, Seismology, Meteorology Applicants must have an appropriate University degree and have had scientific experience in one or more ot these fields. STATION SCIENTIFIC LEADER, HALLETT STATION, Salary £1360 p.a. September, lua9-Marcn, 1961. The appointee, with two New Zealand Scientific Officers and one American Meterologist. will form the scientific staff at this joint U.S.-N.Z. station during 1960. There are approximately nine American support personnel. The appointee will be responsible for the operation of the scientific programme in the fields of lonospherics, Geomagnetism, Seismology and Auroral Physics. Qualifications required are as for the Senior Scientist, Scott Base. SCIENTIFIC STAFF, SCOTT BASE AND HALLETT STATION. Six Scientific Officers (up to £1245 p.a. on appointment), or Technicians (up to £955 p.a. on appointment). See general conditions regard-

VACANCIES—MALES ASSISTANT ELECTRICAL ENGINEER ASSISTANT ELECTRICAL ENGINEER A POSITION WITH OUTSTANDING PROSPECTS is offered to an Electrical Engineer. The successful applicant must possess a good theoretical background and must have had electrical experience. The duties consist mainly m designing and inspection of powei transformers. The wotk is interesting, with every opportunity to use initiative A good salary commensurate with ability and experience offered Apply to: TURNBULL and JONES, LTD., TURNBULL and JONES, LTD., P.O. BOX 97, LOWER HUTT. 50! ADVERTISING MANAGER ADVERTISING MANAGER ADVERTISING MANAGER Required for a prominent Metropolitan newspaper: an experienced Advertising Manager. Attractive salary and incentive commission payable to suitable applicant. Apply, giving details of experience, etc., to: “ADVERTISING MANAGER,” P.O. Box 927, Wellington.

CHEMICAL ENGINEER CHEMICAL ENGINEER CHEMICAL ENGINEER LARGE PROGRESSIVE Manufacturing Organisation requires a qualified Chemical Engineer capable of adapting himself to routine analysis as well as developmental and research work. He should be in the 25-30 age group and have a knowledge of plastics, thermo-setting resins, and rubber chemistry. He would be required to spend some months training in Australia at the employer’s expense. Superannuation. Salary according to qualifications and experience. Applications must include details of past and present employment, educational background, and must be accompanied by at least one character reference. Apply: “CHEMICAL ENGINEER,” “CHEMICAL ENGINEER,” C/o. P.O BOX 248. CHRISTCHURCH. *' 2540