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VACANCIES—MALES CARPENTER. Excellent wages for capable tradesman. Wormall, 'Phone 37-329.572 I LETTERPRESS MACHINIST I LETTERPRESS MACHINIST , We have a vacancy for an experienced Letterpress Machinist to operate Heidelberg Cylinders and Automatic Platens. This is a permanent nosition for the right man with good wages and working conditions. A fair amount of overtime is worked. Apply in first instance to— Mr Wright, FULLER BROS., LIMITED, 180 Tuam street. _8293 INSURANCE CLERK INSURANCE CLERK INSURANCE CLERK A VACANCY will occur shortly in our Accident Department. The work includes the handling of Motor Claims. Insurance knowledge is an advantage, but not essential as the successful applicant will be trained in various aspects of his duties. There is an opportunity for promotion for a young man with ability and initiative. Free Superannuation is available. The office is centrally situated. Applications, which will be treated as confidential, may be made personally or by letter, to— The Manager. ALLIANCE ASSURANCE CO., LTD., 135 Hereford st., Christchurch. 6141 BUNTING and CO., LTD. FITTER AND TURNER: We require a competent Fitter and Turner for our Engineering Section. The applicant must be a first-class tradesman and one capable of precision work. METHODS ENGINEER: Preference will be given to a man who has been trained in modern production methods, and who can apply himself to a study of problems associated with a modern factory. Age to be between 25-35 years. Both positions are permanent and superannuation benefits are available. Applications should be made to the Factory Supervisor, BUNTING and COMPANY, LTD., Fife street, Christchurch. 8270 WELLINGTON CITY CORPORATION ELECTRICITY DEPARTMENT ELECTRICAL ENGINEER THE Wellington City Corporation Electricity Deparmtent has vacancies for qualified Electrical Engineers. Salaries are payable according to the following scale with due allowance for experience and capability: Graduate Engineers, £995 to £1125 per annum. Registered Engineers, £1125 to £1305 per annum. Senior Engineers, £1305 to £1595 per annum. Higher salaries are available on promotion as vacancies occur. Further particulars and 1 schedule- of duties may be obtained from the General Manager and Engineer, W.C.C. Electricity Department, P.O. Box 2095, Wellington. Applications which close on Friday, April 1, 1960, should be sent to the General Manager. A. G. P. HOLLOWAY. General Manager. 6016 CHEMICAL ANALYST CHEMICAL ANALYST CHEMICAL ANALYST FIRESTONE TIRE AND RUBBER CO., N.Z., LTD., has a vacancy for an Analyst to carry out testing of raw materials. ■. Checking of factory processes, and analysis of final product The position would suit a person who has a pass in Chemistry 11, and has had some analytical experience. A cafeteria service is available and a superannuation scheme is in operation. Apply to:— PERSONNEL OFFICER, 84 Langdons road, or Ring 49-149, for appointment. 7171 CARPENTERS St. Albans-Shirley Area Capable tradesmen required for the new Mairehau High School contract, cnr. Hills road and Briggs road, Shirley. 18 months’ work on timber construction and finishing. We are working 45 hours per week, with no Saturday work. Good wages and working conditions for the right men. Apply: M. L. PAYNTER, LTD., M. L. PAYNTER, LTD., M. L. PAYNTER, LTD., M. L. PAYNTER, LTD., M. L. PAYNTER, LTD., M. L. PAYNTER, LTD., 405 Madras street. 405 Madras street. 'Phone 77-961. ’Phone 77-961. 8234 CIVIL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION AERONAUTICAL RESEARCH SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATIONS are called for the Aeronautical Research Scholarship, 1960, tenable at the College of Aeronautics. Cranfield, England. Applications close with the Director of Civil Aviation, Private Bag, Wellington, on March 31, 1960. Informatory statement, regulations governing the scholarship and application and medical forms may be obtained from the Director, on application. The Government established this scholarship in 1946 as a contribution towards the promotion of British Commonwealth Aeronautical Research. One scholarship is awarded annually and is tenable at the College for the two-year post-graduate course. The successful scholar will need to leave New Zealand in August, . 1960, to commence his course at • the College in October, 1960. The scholarship carries with it the following benefits and conditions: 1— Remuneration at the rate of £4OO a year. 2 A grant of up to £5O for books and personal instruments. . 3 Payment of all tuition fees at the College. 4 Payment of tourist-class fares by sea to and from the United Kingdom, subject to certain conditions. , s—Three months before the com- , pletion of the course, the scholar is required to offer his services for a period of two years, through the Director of Civil Aviation, in terms of the conditions of the Scholarship. 6—The scholarship is open to New Zealand men holding a , New Zealand University degree , in science or engineering, or , equivalent qualifications. It is , attractive to graduates who wish to specialise in aeronautical engineering, but is not restricted to such graduates. The awards may be made to physicists, mathematicians. lor electrical engineers who wish to specialise in aeronautical aspects of their subjects. 8312