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VACAMCItS—MALIS SPRING MAKER'S ASSISTANT SPRING MAKER'S ASSISTANT SPRING MAKER'S ASSISTANT SPRING MAKER'S ASSISTANT WE require an energetic young man preferably in the 25-30 age group, with some mechanical knowledge, for our spring making department. This is a permanent position with good wages and conditions. Only those willing to learn the spring making trade need apply SHERLOCK and COTTON. LTD.. SHERLOCK and COTTON. LTD.. 20 Southwark street, or ’Phone 65-255. 7435 SAWMILL STAFF WE require a BREAKER DOWN and Men for General Mill Work. Apply AITKEN and GILLESPIE. LTD., Hands road. Addington. ’Phone 77-926. After hours 68-552. 8527 STAFF REQUIRED W. TOOMEY, LTD., have vacancies for competent men and youths for the following positions: EXPERIENCED METAL POLISHERS EXPERIENCED NICKLE PLATER or a youth to learn the trade. w GAS WELDER for Tubular Work. Wages well above award together with overtime. Apply: Manager, W TOOMEY. LTD., 25-35 Ferry road. 8526 SMART boy, 16 to 18 years, wanted for full time position in cycle workshop. Good wages and excellent prospects. Apply Bell Cycle and Motor Co., 110 Llchfield street. 8544 STOREMAN EYREWELL FOREST THE successful applicant will be expected to perform some clerical duties in addition to normal stores work. Eyrewell Forest is approximately 17 miles from Oxford and single male accommodation is available. An. initial maximum salary of £749 p.a. is payable. There are good prospects for promotion. Apply in the first instance to the Representative, Public Service Commission. 2nd floor. South British Insurance Building. 137 Hereford street, telephone 64-849, or to the Officer in Charge, Eyrewell State Forest. 3092 SHIFT WORKERS FOUR GAS WELDERS FOUR GAS WELDERS TWO PRESS BRAKE OPERTWO PRESS BRAKE OPERATORS ATORS ■TWO SHEET METAL WORKERS TWO SHEET METAL WORKERS Hours of work: 6 p.m. to midnight. Good workers paid for 8 hours per shift. Apply— BOX 27.54, CHRISTCHURCH. 7432 SOUTHLAND HARBOUR BOARD CHIEF ENGINEER, DREDGE Applications, closing 5 p.m. on Tuesday, October 18, 1960, and endorsed “Application, Chief Engineer, Dredge,” are invited for the position on the Board’s Bucket Dredge, “Murihiku.” Applicants should state age. training, and experience, and hold a First Class 8.0. T. Certificate in Steam. Conditions according to N.Z. Institute Marine and Power Engineers’ Agreement. Wages above Agreement rate, with overtime. Conditions of Appointment may be obtained from the undersigned. N. D. CULLEN, Secretary, Southland Harbour Board. P.O. Box 1, BLUFF. ' 5606 STAFF VACANCIES MOTOR MECHANIC Two Certified or A Grade Mechanics required for our Service Department.. APPRENTICES. AUTOMOTIVE Two bright lads to be apprenticed to the motor trade. Willing to commence immediately or after school examinations. SPARE PARTS ASSISTANT Man or youth with experience preferred although consideration will be given to a lad with a view to a spare parts apprenticeship. USED VEHICLE SALESMAN Young man with experience preferred to complement our sales staff. Mechanical knowledge a necessity. Applications in writing to: The Manager, SMALLBONE BROS., LTD., Burnett street, Ashburton. Mid-Canterbury Authorised General Motors Dealers. ’Phone 7159. Ashburton. 3145 TRANSPORT DRIVER TRANSPORT DRIVER TRANSPORT DRIVER TRANSPORT DRIVER EXPERIENCED Country Transport Driver required. Permanent position to suitable man. Two-bedroom house available. Apply with references. SERVICE TRANSPORT and AGENCY, LTD. Amberley 2692 THE UNIVERSITY OF AUCKLAND \ CHAIR OF FINE ARTS APPLICATIONS are invited for the 'Chair of Fine Arts. Salary £(NZ)2800 per annunri. The Professor will be Head of the School of Fine Arts and will be responsible to the Council for the conduct of teaching and examining within the School and for its activities at large. He will be expected to ensure that the School effectively performs the following functions: (i) The training of students as potential teachers of art. (ii) The training of those who wish to become practising artists and designers. (iii) The Provision of opportunities to students in other Faculties to learn something of the history of the visual arts and their place • in civilisation. In the view of the Council the person appointed to the Chair of Fine Arts need not himself necessarily be an active professional artist. The Council wishes to ensure that the influence of the School is felt throughout the University, industry and the community at large, and to ensure also that its internal development is a balanced one. The Professor should therefore be primarily a man with wide artistic sympathies, a knowledge of the various fields of art past and present, and the capacity for keeping the aims of the School before the public, directing its policies with imagination, and actively enrich<« ing the general academic life of the University. Conditoins of appointment are available from New Zealand and Autsralien Universities or from the undersigned with whom applications close on October 31, 1960. J. A. KIRKNESS. Registrar. 3114