VACANCIES—FARM EMPLOYERS YOUNG Man, 16-30. for pedigree town supply dairy farm, handy to City. Excellent opportunity for youth wishing to further experience. Good wages for suitable applicant. Apply in writing. Stud Stock Department, N.Z. Farmers’ Co-op. Assn., Ltd., Private Bag. Chen. 2388 YOUTH, some experience preferred, general farm duties. Good conditions. 'Phone 378. Omfhi. YOUTH WANTED foe General Farm Week. Culverden district. Experience preferred but not essential. Good home. Apply to PYNE, GOULD. GUINNESS LTD., Christchurch, or Culverden. 7154 YOUTH OR SINGLE MAN For Tractor and General Farm Work with some experience. Kirwee district. Apply Dalgety and N.Z. Loan, Ltd., Christchurch or SOM Kirwee. VACANCIES—GENERAL ASHBURTON HOSPITAL BOARD NURSING STAFF Applications are invited from registered nurses for 2 positions of Ward Sisters for Medical Wards at the Ashburton Hospital. One position is an immediate vacancy and the other will fall vacant in November, 1963. Salary scale £899-£lO2B per annum depending on experience. Full details regarding these positions available from the Supervising Matron. Ashburton Hospital. Box 75. Ashburton, to whom applications should be addressed. 7997 CARETAKER & CLEANER KENDAL SCHOOL APPLICATIONS are invited for the following positions: (a) Caretaker, 40 hours weekly, £l3 gross per week. (b) Female Cleaner, 18 hours weekly. 4s lljd per hour. A husband-wife combination preferred, but separate applications considered. Further information available from the Headmaster. Kendal School. Written applications close on Monday, August 26, with: The Secretary, KENDAL SCHOOL COMMITTEE, 27 Heath street, Christchurch 5. PUBLIC SERVICE VACANCIES 2417: TECHNICIAN, DEPARTMENT OF SCIENTIFIC AND INDUSTRIAL RESEARCH, OCEANOGRAPHIC INSTITUTE. WELLINGTON. Salary up to £1095 according to qualifications and experience. Qualifications desired: University Entrance. Duties: development, construction and maintenance of electrical and electronic research equipment for use at sea in a variety of fields. 6-8 weeks each vear will be spent at sea. 2419: OPERATOR FITTER, ELECTRICITY DEPARTMENT, COBB RIVER. Salary £899. Mechanical or electrical trade apprenticeship. Experience with rotating plant an advantage. Training given for power station shift operating. Married accommodation avalable. 2422: HOUSEMISTRESS, EDUCATION DEPARTMENT, SPECIAL SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, RICHMOND, NELSON. Salary up to £lO5O according to qualifications and experience, with opportunity for promotion on merit to £llBO, plus overtime allowance of 15 per cent, of salary, less £129 for board and lodgings. This school, situated about eight miles from Nelson, provides for education and training of backward girls from eight to 17 years of age. It comprises a primary school for 40 pupils and a house section of up to 12 older girls who receive social training and instruction in domestic arts. Together wth the other two Housemistresses, the appointee will be responsible to the Principal for the whole out of school programme covering physical education, sports activities, singing, dancing, handwork, arts and crafts, sewing and group activities. including drama. Teaching certificate and experence desirable. 2424: LEADING HAND (BOILERMAKER), MINISTRY OF WORKS. OTEMATATA. Salary £933. Qualifications desired: trade apprenticeship as boilermaker with subsequent experience in electrical welding and ability to pass Departmental Welding tests. Applicants should be capable of reading drawings and marking off and setting up structural steel work. Single or married accommodation of good standard available on the project. 2431: SHIFT OPERATOR, ELECTRICITY DEPARTMENT, (a) LAKE WAITAKI, (b) ARAPUNI. Salary £940. Mechanical or electrical apprenticeship desired, with rotating plant experience an advantage. Married accommodation available. 2433: ASSISTANT ENGINEERS, HEALTH DEPARTMENT, (al PORI RUA, (b) SEACLIFF HOSPITAL, (c) CHERRY FARM HOSPITAL. Salary up to £1095. Qualifications desired: First-class Marine Engineer’s Certificate, but second or third-class would suffice. Salary and maximum according to qualifications and experience, but maximum of £1095 reserved for holders of First-class Marine Engineer's Certificate. Duties: assist in care and maintenance of all machinery, including laundry machinery, steam boilers. and refrigeration plant. A house available at Ponrua and Seacliff Hospital. Good single accommodation available at Cherry Farm Hospital. 2439: TESTROOM TECHNICIANS, ELECTRICITY DEPARTMENT, (a) PALMERSTON NORTH, (b) HAMILTON. Salary up to £940. Electrical apprenticeship. experience in testing electrical meters, relays and general control apparatus. Applicants without adequate testing experience may be considered for initial appointment as Electrical Fitters on the Testroom Staff. 2444: SUBSTATION OPERATOR, ELECTRICITY DEPARTMENT, KAITAIA. Salary £9lB. Electrical trade apprenticeship and experience desired. Training given for substation operating. Married accommodation available. 2446: SHIFT OPERATOR. ELECTRICITY DEPARTMENT. LAKE COLERIDGE. Salary £940. Mechanical or electrical apprenticeship desired. with rotating plant experience an advantage. Married accommodation available. 2453: OPERATOR FITTERS. ELECTRICITY DEPARTMENT, (a) LAKE WAITAKI. (b) MONOWAI. Salary £899. Mechanical or electrical apprenticeship desired with rotating plant experience an advantage. Trainng given for power station shift operating. Married accommodation available. Applications close on August 28. 1963. with the Secretary. State Services Commission, Box 8004. Wellington. Applicants should preferably use form PS. 17A obtainable from Post Offices, and should enclose copies only of testimonials and quote vacancy number concerned. Assistance towards expenses will be given to a married man required to move his household.
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Press, Volume CII, Issue 30212, 17 August 1963, Page 27
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