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VACANCIES—MALES ’ THE KAIAPOI WOOLLEN MFG. CO.. LTD. WAREHOUSE JUNIORS. J APPLICATIONS are invited ; from boys, aged 15 to 17 years. * with good secondary school education. for employment as Junior < Warehousemen. j A thorough training will be ] given in softgoods merchandis- t ing and excellent prospects of < advancement are available. 2 Apply in first instance to: 1 The Accountant, THE KAIAPOI WOOLLEN MFG. CO., LTD., 30 Manchester street. 9279 WAREHOUSE JUNIOR. ( BING. Harris and Co,, Ltd.. J owing to rearrangement of. staff, require a youth to be trained aS a Warehouseman. The position would be suitable to a boy up to 17 years of age, who has had a minimum of 2-4. years' secondary school education. There are excellent prospects for advancement for the right . type of person, and there are : other considerable advantages to ■ the position which will be ex- ■ plained on interview. Apply in writing, giving copies J of references and/or school re- ! ports, to:— The Accountant. BING, HARRIS and CO.. LTD., 68 Lichfield st., Christchurch. Or ’Phone 62-799 for an appointment. 9297 MAINTENANCE ELECTRICIAN. WE require the services of a . competent Registered Electrician, . preferably with factory maintenance experience. This is a permanent position with good prospcts for advancement for a progressive man. Good wages, plus a weekly bonus, are offered to the right man. Apply:— ■.'> .. Engineer, MARATHON RUBBER FOOTWEAR. LTD., Cumnor terrace, Woolston.J . 9298 SPECIALTY ’ SALES representative:. FIELD Sales Representative required to organise and promote sales campaigns dealing pt executive level in the marketing of a World renowned domestic appliance. Applicants should have a successful sales record in the specialty field for preference. Some travelling throughout the Dominion is involved. Excellent prospects for advancement. Write, giving full details of age, marital status, copies of testimonials, etc., to: “AMBITION,” P.O. Box 2066, CHRISTCHURCH. 9302 THE DAIRY RESEARCH INSTITUTE (N.Z.). APPLICATIONS- r -ape invited from ChemW wtth ah M.Sc. or higher degree lor a position in the Chemistry Department of the Institute: The appointee will be required tO's.undertake research on both fundamental and applied aspects of tfie manufacture of dairy products and dairy byproducts. The-' Gppdintnnent offers good opportunity’ advancement to a position of responsibility. Depending . on qualifications and experience, commencing salary will be within one of the scales £825 to £lO6O p.a. or £1250 to £l7OO p.a. Further particulars on application to: The Secretary, THE DAIRY RESEARCH INSTITUTE (N.Z.). Massey College P. 0., PALMERSTON NORTH. \ 9265

RANDOM REMINDER MiHlI H V NOT SO ANCIENT MARINERS With the exception of fitted, after training, for fitting themselves for sersome middle-aged ladies immediate service with vice to the community, „ the Navy or with the mer- and they deserve every or gar the journey can tiie marine. The pre- possible encouragement. , from Lyttelton to Welling- sent Chief of Naval Staff At Redcliffs, there is the ton as the marine equiva- was one of them. sea cadets’ training ship, lent of a night in the den- recen t times the news- Cornwell, named after the tiit’i chair Npw ZpalanH- P a P ers have been almost youngster who won a posttist s cnair, Mew Zealand as fu)] o{ young hooljgans humous V .C. at Jutland, ers have a strong affection a s Cathedral square. There The Canterbury branch of for the sea, an affection is a tendency to judge the the Navy League has renurtured by the twin generation by those eently spent £2OOO re- , influences of tradition and samples of it. But there building the establishfamiliarity. The British are others, the sea cadets ment, but instructional have been seamen as long among them. These boys equipment is urgently as they have been British; voluntarily accept an ex- needed for signalling, and in New Zealand, one tremely strict level of navigation, wireless telecan not travel sideways, as control. Perhaps naval graphy, gunnery, and for fl were, for long before training has left Nelson's a dozen other forms of finding the ocean. days and ways far behind, training which make the New Zealanders make but a very strong sense of sailor so resourceful and good sailors, but that is discipline is required of versatile an individual, not only because of tradi- sea cadets, and achieved The streets appeal today tion and familiarity. The by them. They are among offers the people of training of sea cadets by New Zealand's finest pro- Christchurch an opporbranches of the Navy ducts, and that is why, to- tunity to express their apLeague throughout the day, the people of Christ- preciation of the service country has made a tre- church will willingly and the Navy League is promendous contribution, generously support their viding, and of the self- " These lads, from the ages street appeal; the sea denial and devotion to of about 13 to 17, are cadets are doing a job, duty of the cadets.