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VACANCIES—GENERAL MASTER AND MATRON. A Resident Master and Matron are required in Wellington for the Methodist Epworth House, a Hostel for 21 young women. An interest in this work with some experience in this field are desirable qualifications. Replies to Rev. B. H. Riseley, Social Services Director, Box 6133. Wellington. Telephones 57-323 or 40-388. 3479 SCHOOL LEAVERS We have several vacancies for Young Persons (Male or Female) who will be leaving school at the end of this year and who intend to enter the accountancy profession in 1965. Successful applicants will receive training in all aspects of accountancy which will be of considerable assistance to them in their studies. Interested persons should apply for an interview to: HICKS and AINGER, Public Accountant. 177 Hereford street, CHRISTCHURCH. 3731 TAILORING WORKROOM We require the services of an experienced male or female Coatmaker for our Bespoke tailoring workroom. Full time, permanent position. Excellent working conditions and stat! privileges. Please apply to: Staff Officer, I. BALLANTYNE and CO., LTD.. Christchurch. 0393 VACANCIES—FARM EMPLOYEES DALGETY-LOAN DALGETY-LOAN STATION COOK STATION COOK Wanted for High Country Station. Good wages and conditions Apply: DALGETY and NEW ZEALAND LOAN, LTD., 'PHONE 84. METHVEN. 9457 ESTATE G. L. RUTHERFORD, CONNEMARA, PARNASSUS A MARRIED TRACTOR DRIVER with wheel and crawler experience is required for the above station. Top wages for the right man. All electric home not yet three years old. School within half a mile. Bus and rail almost at front gate. Apply the Manager, Estate G. L. Rutherford, Phone No. 115 D, Cheviot. 4907 FARM MANAGEMENT ADVISER FARM MANAGEMENT ADVISER The Kulin Farm Advisory Service, 180 miles from Perth, Western Australia, requires the services of an adviser. Rainfall 15 inches. Farming mainly sheep and cereals. This appointment is for a minimum of three years with re-appointment and promotion consequent on satisfactory service. Salary range £lBoo—£27oo (Aust.) depending on qualifications and experience, annual leave, car mileage and fringe benefits. Assistance where necessary for fares to take up appointment. Applicants should have a degree In Agricultural Science or approved equivalent. Experience in Farm Advisory Work essential and some training in Agricultural Economics preferable. The successful applicant will be expected to advise on all problems relating to property improvement, increased efficiency and maximum net returns. He will be independent of but encouraged to co-operate with the University of W.A., C.5.1.R.0. and State Department of Agriculture. Applications with names of three referees should reach the undersigned not later than October 31, 1964. Further details on application to: Higher Appointments Officer, DEPARTMENT OF LABOUR AND NATIONAL SERVICE, 55 William street, PERTH, WESTERN AUSTRALIA. 3557