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Press, Volume CIV, Issue 30855, 14 September 1965, Page 24

PROFESSIONAL VACANCIES—HAWKE’S BAY CATCHMENT BOARD ENGINEERING SURVEYOR OR ENGINEERING ASSISTANT APPLICATIONS are Invited for the above position in the Waipukurau Office of the Board. Applicants having some experience in river and drainage work or In land title survey work would be preferred. A modern house at moderate rental is available. The salary is in the £lO3O-£1563 class and commencing salary would be in accordance with experience. Conditions of appointment are available. Applications will close on October 12, 1965. R. G. DRUMMOND, A.M.1.C.E., A.M.N.Z.I.S. P.O. Box 233, Napier. 6549 NORTH CANTERBURY HOSPITAL BOARD APPOINTMENT Of REGISTRARS, 1966 APPLICATIONS closing at 9 a.m. on Thursday, September 30, 1965, and addressed to the Secretary, North Canterbury Hospital Board, Private Bag, Christchurch, are Invited from registered medical practitioners qualifying as senior or junior registrars under the Hospital Employment (Medical Officers) Regulations for appointment in 1966 as registrars at the Board’s principal institutions (Christchurch, Burwood and The Princess Margaret Hospitals). As part of a planned registrartraining scheme, the junior surgical posts will rotate as far as possible through the various specialties on a six-monthly roster basis, thus enabling successful applicants to obtain a first-class training. VACANCIES: The following vacancies are to be filled: JUNIOR SURGICAL REGISTRARS (Christchurch and The Princess Margaret Hospitals). PLASTIC SURGICAL REGISTRAR (Burwood Hospital). UROLOGY REGISTRAR. E.N.T. REGISTRAR. ORTHOPAEDIC REGISTRAR. PATHOLOGY REGISTRARS (for further particulars apply to the Director of Pathology). SALARY SCALE in accordance with the Hospital Employment Regulations will be: FOR JUNIOR REGISTRARS—£I63S- - p.a. FOR SENIOR REGISTRARS—£IBSO- - p.a. Limited single and married accommodation is available. Applicants should clearly indicate in their applications whether they wish to live in or out. All appointments will be for one year in the first instance, i.e., from January 1, 1966, with the possibility of extension for a second year. In all cases, applicants must be prepared to remain for one full year. REGULAR TUTORIAL COURSES in the basic sciences and in clinical subjects will be held throughout the year for those wishing to study for higher degrees and diplomas. A Medical Centre and basic sciences room have been provided for this purpose. APPLICATIONS should contain details of age, marital status, qualifications and dates, positions held, etc., and be supported by copies of recent testimonials. J. G. LAURENSON, Secretary. 2041