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I VACANCIES—MALES EXPERIENCED Barman required I for Hotel Russley. Apply Mr ' Tomlinson, ’Phone 516-199. ENGINEERING CADETSHIPS | APPLICATIONS are Invited for i two Cadetships with the DeI partment from Youths with Unil versity Entrance. ■ The 44-year training period I embraces both practical work and office work covering many aspects of the electrical supply industry. ELECTRICIAN APPRENTICESHIPS APPLICATIONS are also invited for Apprenticeships to commence in 1965. Applicants should hold School Certificate or having sat the examination this year. Further information on the Cadetships and Apprenticeships will gladly be given. MUNICIPAL ELECTRICITY DEPT. 3432 GARDENER required for parttime work, preference to retired man living in Sumner. ’Ph. 50-777,7910 INSURANCE INSPECTOR A YOUNG MAN with previous Insurance experience is required at our Christchurch Branch, to service connexions in the City and Canterbury areas. Position offers liberal salary and free superannuation scheme, and a contributory Widows Pension Fund. A young man in the 23-25 age group would be preferred. Inquiries will be treated In the strictest confidence. For appointment apply to:— C. P. DIXON. Local Manager, GENERAL ACCIDENT, FIRE AND LIFE ASSURANCE CORPORATION LIMITED, A.M.B. Buildings, (Top Floor), Cathedral square, CHRISTCHURCH. 'Phone: 42-089 (4 lines. Assets exceed £211,000,000. 3180 MOTOR MECHANICS WE have a Vacancy for an Experienced Reliable Man, A Grade or Certified Qualifications are preferred, but the position would be available to a Young Man still yet to obtain A Grade and who is keen to learn. TOP WAGES. Apply to: D. Densem, Service Manager, PALMER and DOAK, LTD., Ford Dealers, RANGIORA. L.M.V.D. 3239 NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS TWO MEN are required for bridge work. Must be prepared to work in country, live in huts, and operate sand blasting equipment on steel bridges. Generous extra allowance Is payable for this work, and increase in hourly rate will apply when skilled. Apply to Foreman of Works, Railways, Greymouth, or District Engineer, Railway Station, Christchurch. 5898

OPPORTUNITY FOR ENGINEERING TRADESMAN A PROGRESSIVE Engineering industry, unique to New Zealand, urgently requires a MACHINE SHOP FOREMAN Young men between the ages of 23 and 40 years who have sqrved their apprenticeship as Fitter-Turners in recognised machine shops, with a sincere desire to advance in the Engineering indutry, should definitely apply for this position. QUALIFICATIONS: * (a) A sound background of Machine Shop Practice, particularly turning. (b) The ability to get along with people and to work tn closely with management. Duties: To control a Production Machine Shop consisting mainly of lathes (Engine and Copying), and Machine a wide variety of specialised Engineering component parts. The successful applicant will receive a generous salary and the opportunity to join a Superannuation scheme. Intel views will take place early in the New Year. The successful applicant’s starting date will be determined by negotiation. Interested applicants can apply either by writing, giving a brief outline of experience plus age, and address details to: “MACHINE FOREMAN,” c/o. J. Inglis Wright, Ltd., P.O Box 305, Christchurch, or by ’phoning these details to 30-905, Christchurch. 3209 PRODUCT MANAGEMENT AN INTERNATIONAL Company marketing nationally a wide range of well accepted products desires to make a new appointment at its WELLINGTON headquarters specifically for its HOME APPLIANCES. A MAN between 27-35 with a really sound and broad education, whose work history demonstrates an extensive acquaintanceship with such products and the way in which they are aggressively promoted, marketed and distributed through all stages of merchandising. THE JOB will call for the ability to continually analyse the market and to observe user trends: to develop the characteristics of the product range so that a substantial share of the market is secured in such a way that economy of manufacture is facilitated and profitably cared for during liaison with the manufacturing unit. This calls for judgment, tact and a knowledge not only of the product, but also of the significance of figures, stemming from several years experience in New Zealand in these specific products. THE REWARDS Include a negotiable commencing salary in the range £l5OO-£2OOO, superannuation, buying privileges, consideration for an annual bonus and for removal expenses, together with vital job satisfaction as an active member of a closely knit team. The appointee should be prepared to make an overseas trip later to survey practice and developments beyond New Zealand. APPLICATIONS first in writing should state age, dependants, education, any courses taken, detailed work history and preferably quote telephone numbers in confidence to; M.S.D. 905 R. D. GREENWOOD, GLASGOW, AND ASSOCIATES LIMITED, MANAGEMENT CONSULTANTS, G.P.O. Box 1697, (Phone 54-935). WELLINGTON. <3tt