VACANCIES—PROFESSIONAL AGRICULTURAL CHEMICALS ADVISER GRADUATES IN AGRICULTURAL SCIENCE, prefer-' ably with experience since graduation in farm management, agricultural advisory work or marketing, are invited to apply for the position of Shell Agricultural Chemicals Specialst, stationed in Hamilton. After preliminary training, including a period in Wellington, the successful applicant will assume responsibility for providing to field staff, distributors and the farming community technical knowledge and marketing guidance on the performance and application of Shell agricultural chemical products throughout the Waikato, Bay of Plenty, Rotorua/Taupj and King Country districts. By internationals standards the Shell Group of companies is one of the leaders in the chemicals industry. In New Zealand Shell markets a full range of agricultural chemicals, backed by extensive overseas research at laboratories and experimental farms. The men best qualified to assume these special responsibilities are those with some interest in agricultural chemicals who have a practical knowledge of agriculture combined with an understanding of the individual problems of farmers in varying circumstances, and an appreciation of trends, changes and economic influences affecting farming. They should also have sufficient technical training and ability to study information from overseas on new product applications and developments and to apply it as necessary in New Zealand. They should enjoy meeting and talking to people and have the capacity to organise field trials and market surveys, and to assist and encourage retail distributors and staff. The normal age range would be about 25-35. Men who can broaden their grasp of commercial activities and who can lead and guide others are in line for promotion to management positions. Expenses during training, and if necessary household removal expenses to Hamilton, will be covered. The successful candidate will be well paid, enabled to own and run a late model car or station waggon, and eligible to join an excellent pension fund. Inquiries should be addressed to;— The Staff Manager, SHELL OIL NEW ZEALAND LIMITED, SHELL HOUSE, THE TERRACE. P.O. BOX 2091, WELLINGTON. TELEPHONE 45-060. or SHELL HOUSE, ALBERT STREET PO. BOX 1084, AUCKLAND. TELEPHONE 32-240.' or ST. ELMO COURTS. HEREFORD STREET. P.O. BOX 2095, CHRISTCHURCH. TELEPHONE 62-939. 2477 I Egmont Electric Power Board ASSISTANT ENGINEER APPLICATIONS CLOSING on Friday, October 14, 1966, are invited from electrical engineers for the above position. A commencing salary of £2OOO p.a., is offered to a registered engineer, or £lB5O p.a., to an engineer nearing registration. Conditions of appointment are available on request. A. R. DAVIS CHIEF ENGINEER, P.O. Box 94, Hawera. 3218 FARM MANAGEMENT CONSULTANT AN ESTABLISHED FIRM of Farm Management Consultants operating in the Waikato wishes to admit an additional Partner. The work covers a wide field including Farm Advisory, Farm Supervision, Budgetary Control, Development Supervision and Rural Valuation. The position requires a person prepared to shoulder responsibility. It is,both an interesting and rewarding occupation. Applicants should hold a minimum qualification of B.Agr.Sc. degree or Dip.V F.M. and have had some post graduate experience. Experience in rural valuation an advantage but not essential. The successful applicant will be required to commence duties early in the New Year. Applications in writing by October 7 should be made to:— Ashworth, Clarke and Graham, P.O. Box 23, Morrinsville. 3948 MARLBOROUGH HOSPITAL BOARD HOUSE SURGEONS APPLICATIONS ARE INVITED for position as House Surgeons (senior and junior) on the staff of the Wairau Hospital, Blenheim, (178 established beds), for 1967. Married and single accommodation available The salary will be in accordance with the Hospital Employment Regulations including the allowance of £66 10s per annum for an Institution of under 150 beds. Further particulars, if required, may be obtained from the Medical Superintendent to whom applications should be addressed. D. J. AITKEN, Secretary. 3171 MEDICAL REGISTRAR
THE GREY HOSPITAL BOARD Grey Hospital, Greymouth. APPLICATIONS are invited from Medical Practitioners with two or more years Hospital service for the post of Medical Registrar for 1967. Duties will include the supervision of investigation and care of patients presenting a wide range of medical problems, under the direction of a full time Senior Specialist Physician and two visiting physicians. The post offers good training and experience in general medicine. Salary under Hospital Employment Regulations. Present range £1725-£2215. depending on experience and qualifications. Schedule of duties and other information available on application to: The Surgeon Superintendent, P.O. Box 387, Greymouth. 3110 SCIENTIST, MINISTRY OF DEFENCE NAVAL RESEARCH LABORATORY, AUCKLAND. SALARY UP TO £2115 according to qualifications and experience. There is opportunity for advancement on merit to £3255. Qualifications desired: master’s degree in Physics (preferably with honours) or good engineering degree with specialisation in electronics. Duties: research and development in signal processing techniques applied to underwater defence. This involves data telemetry, application of integrated circuits to data analysis and the design and application of special purpose digital computing devices. The work may involve occasional short periods at sea. Applications close on September 21, 1966, 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 3698. Assistance toward expenses will be given to a married man required to move his household. 3967
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