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VACAMCHS—MALH PRODUCTION FOREMAN DUE TO REORGANISATION and considerable future expansion this position ha, been created and would be most suited to a mature person, 33 to 45 years, who has a sound and practical background in the engineering and electrical appliance field. QUALIFICATIONS: The successful applicant will need to have a pleasing personality and the ability to organise production through all stages and be able to control a staff of 46-50. The products produced are marketed under a popular brand name and the Company is part of a New Zealandwide organisation. REMUNERATION: The salary offered is in line with the responsibility of the position and is subject to annual review. A subsidised superannuation scheme is operated by the Company and after a qualifying period the succeasful applicant would be eligible to join. Please reply in strictest confidence, with details of experience. marital status, etc., to:— PRODUCTION FOREMAN, P.O, BOX 4061, CHRISTCHURCH. 2480 REINFORCING BENDER FOR THE IRON & STEEL COMPANY OF N.Z.LTD. WE ARE SHORTLY TO COMMENCE the fabrication of reinforcing steel at our new premises in Blenheim road and require the services of an experienced bender. There is likelihood of advancement to foreman as we progress. First-class working conditions and amenities. TELEPHONE MR VINCE O'CONNOR. 44-184 2572 REAL ESTATE SALESMAN REQUIRED FOR PROGRESSIVE REAL ESTATE AGENCY THIS IS an excellent opportunity for a mature individual between the ages of 30 and 45 to earn a substantial Income, which Is limited only to the hours worked, selling Established H °”our sales staff is supported by up-to-date listings, radiotelephone, efficient office system, and assisted in every way with sales. Applicant must be of good personality, and preferably have had sales experience. Ring 42-095 In the first Instance for an appointment. T. G. HEALY & ASSOCIATES (5.1.1, LIMITED, 165 CASHEL STREET. (Opposite Para Rubber Co.). 2729 REPRESENTATIVE WE. BELIEVE- in associating ourselves with men of proven sales ability who are also desirous of cbtaining tne very best rewards for their exertions. We offer unexcelled earning powers with a prestige product of world renown and a dignity of selling by appointment only. We offer a complete sales training and this position assures the successful applicant of an income in excesa of £5O weekly within two weeks of commencement. Our present representatives know of this advertisement and welcome additional men as they fully realise that they cannot keep abreast of the ever-increasing business. So, if you desire the highest of earnings and a better way of life for your family and yourself— Pick up the 'phone between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. on Monday, June 29, and dial 43-935 for an interview appointment. 2485 SOUTHLANP HARBOUR BOARD CHIEF ENGINEER DREDGE APPLICATIONS CLOSING NOON, MONDAY, JUNE 29th. 1964 and endorsed "Application Chief Engineer Dredge are Invited for the position on the board's bucket dredge "Murthlku " Applicants should state age, training and experience, and hold a first-class BOT Certificate tn Steam Conditions are in accordance with the Industrial Agreement entered into with the N Z Institute of Marine A Power Engineers. A salary of £l6OO inclusive of overtime will be paid. Modern housing and superannuation available. Conditions of appointment, schedule of duties and general Information on the dredge may be obtained from the undersigned. N. D. CULLEN. Secretary. SOUTHLAND HARBOUR BOARD P.O. Box 1, BLUFF. 3067 SCIENTIFIC OFFICER, hh THE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE require a Scientific Officer for Invermay Research Station. Salary up to £1505 p.a., according to qualifications and experience. Further promotion to £2360 p.a., based on scientific merit. DUTIES: carrying out of field trials and fertiliser research projects, particularly dealing with interactions of major and minor elements, up-take of plant nutrients and measurements of responses from different rates of applications. Qualifications: B.Agr.Sc. or M.Agr.Sc. Applications close on Sth July. 1964, 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 No. 2001. Assistance towards expenses will be given to a married man required to move his household. 2451 SECRETARY-ORGANISER, WAIKATO DIVISION, CANCER SOCIETY OF NEW ZEALAND (INC.) APPLICATIONS ARE INVITED for the above position. The appointee will be the chief executive officer of the division. Duties will Include secretarial; dissemination of information regarding cancer through the press, radio and television; arranging and addressing meetings throughout tne division's district; showing films; raising funds; conducting drives for membership. The position calls for a mature man of good personality, education and address with experience in secretarial and organising work. A salary of £l5OO per annum U offered A car allowance will be paid. The office of the division will be in Hamilton city. Applications, which should give full personal details and information regarding experience and educat on, together with copies of three recent testimonials, a recent photograph and an up to date medical certificate should be forwarded to P.O. Box 934, Hamilton, on or before 17th July. 1964. Further details of the position may be obtained from the same address. J. H. Chapman, Hon. Secretary. SOUTH ISLAND REPRESENTATIVE FOR CHALLENGING SALES OPPORTUNITY. AN ESTABLISHED foundation garment manufacturer "quires a vital go-ahead representative of the highest integrity for the right man. A man of dynamic personality and proven sales ability In this field, this position offers a challenging opportunity to make considerable marketing and sales gain. An excellent financial remuneration and a modern company car will be provided. Reply to:— "FOUNDATION," P.O. Box 1917, AUCKLAND. 2601 PDAVFU Those * ra r * ,ulh YOU w * nt nw™... DIAL 50-199. PROMPT... “THE PRESS” CLASSIFIES NEACIkIC *'*• adv«rtiie in th* FLEAjINQ . • . MORNING.