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VACANCIES—GENERAL £££'* FROM Spare Time. Make Soft Toy* at home. We buy your work and send free kit. Send for free booklets. "Crafts.” Box 164, Wanganui 'WS DON AGENCIES LTD. 19S DURHAM STREET. WE require a smart Female Van Driver for city deliveries; also a good all round adaptable Man with some mechanical knowledge for our workshop. Good wages and conditions. Apply with references to: — THE MANAGER. 2954 HAY'S RICCARTON PRODUCE DEPT. GIRLS—YOUTHS JUNIOR and Intermediate young Ladies and Youths, 16-20 years, required immediately in Fruit and Vegetable Section of this exciting and progressive supermarket. Experience not required and top wages to bright, keen young people. Staff privileges include special discounts on clothing, etc. Apply to: Supermarket Manager, HAY’S LTD., Church corner. Phone 44-029. 9829

VACANCIES—GENERAL A CAREER WITH BP BP (NEW ZEALAND) LIMITED has the following staff vacancies available at their Branch Office: — (1) Qualified or partially qualified Accountant. Applicants with one or two subjects to complete their qualification would be considered. This position would be. more suitable for a person in the 25-35 age group as it is envisaged that the successful applicant will be given a thorough training in all aspects of the Company’s accounting procedure. (2) An experienced Senior Clerk who will be given training in all aspects of the Company’s accounting procedures. (3) Office Junior, 17-19 years, preferably with University Entrance and a high level of common sense and a go-ahead personality who will be trained in all aspects of the Company’s activities. (4) An experienced Mail-Filing Clerk, either male or female. The above new positions have been created due to the Company’s expansion. To the successful applicants with the necessary qualifications, an excellent commencing salary will be paid and in addition, there is a generous Pension Scheme in operation. Personal or written applications which will be treated in the strictest confidence, are to be made to the Branch Accountant, 118 Cashel street, or telephone 64-699 to arrange for an interview. 9863 PUBLIC SERVICE TRAINEESHIPS THE STATE SERVICES COMMISSION offers traineeships with good career prospects and satisfying work for young people with the minimum of School Certificate, but preferably, with University Entrance, or studying for it this year. VACANCY No. 21: Department of Agriculture. Interesting work at Ruakura Agricultural Research Centre, Hamilton; Horticultural Research Centre, Levin; Wallaceville Animal Research Centre, Lower Hutt; Taieri Agricultural Research Centre, Mosgiel; Auckland Dairy Laboratory and Departmental offices throughout New Zealand. Those appointed will assist in research including chemistry, bacteriology, field microbiology and soil and horticulture. Applicants should advise subjects and marks in School Certificate or University Entrance. For outstanding trainees university study will be made possible. Applicants should be under 19 years of age on January 1, 1967. VACANCY No. 33: The New Zealand Forest Service has two vacancies for tele-communication trainees. A pass of at least 50 per cent in mathematics is essential. The positions will be in Wellington under the Department of Civil Aviation’s communications technicians’ training scheme. VACANCY No. 45: The Department of Internal Affairs Wildlife Division has two vacancies for young men aged between 17 and 19 years. Applicants must have a genuine interest in wild-life. Active interests such as bird-watching, hunting, fishing, scouting, tramping and boating are desirable. The minimum educational qualification is School Certificate. These positions involve four years’ training in wildlife conservation and management, and freshwater fisheries management. VACANCY No. 23: The Department of Scientific and Industrial Research employs technicians and technical trainees at various locations to assist scientists in research. Recruits are trained to a standard where they can undertake independent research, evaluate data and results for professional officers. A high standard of accuracy and intelligence is required, combined with manual skills in such fields as chemistry, physics, electronics, geology, soil science, engineering (mechanical, electrical and civil), botany, zoology, agriculture, mathematic and biochemistry. Study for New Zealand Certificate of Science or Engineering is encouraged by correspondence and “block” courses. Recruits should preferably hold University Entrance. VACANCY No. 31: Forester Trainees. The New Zealand Forest Service is recruiting boys for professional training in forest research and management. Applicants will be selected from two groups: boys with University Entrance in science subjects jnd an excellent school record; and those studying at a University for a science degree. After a short induction course at Rotorua early next year, successful applicants will be sponsored for a science course at university. Upou completion of the B.Sc degree trainees may have the opportunity of further study at an overseas university. VACANCY No. 32: Ranger Trainees. The New Zealand Forest Service has 30 vacancies. Applicants must be under 20 years, in good health, and of good physique. Good passes in English and mathematics are required. Training is spread over four years. The first year is spent in practical forest work and this is followed by a year in the Ranger School, Rotorua. Two further years of field work on different forests with increasing experience in supervision precedes the granting of a Ranger Certificate and appointment as Assistant Ranger. Further promotion is on merit. The duties of a Ranger consist of forest management, planning and organising of work and the contract of junior staff. Ranger trainees commencing duty in 1967 may have two years in the field before attending the Ranger School. MISCELLANEOUS: The Ministry of Works has vacancies for Laboratory Technicians in main centres and on power projects. The New Zealand Forest Service has vacancies for Junior Woodsmen at various locations and the Health Department has one vacancy at its National Health Institute, Wellington, for a person with the minimum of University Entrance with chemistry, mathematics and/or physics. Further information is obtainable from the State Services Commission, Box 8004, Wellington, or the Staff Training Officer at the Wellington office of the department concerned. Inquiries about Vacancy No. 23 should be addressed to the Director-General, D.5.1.R., P.O. Box 8018 Wellington, giving full details of scholastic attainments, particular interest in any of the research fields listed, and preferred localities. No guarantee can be made that employment will be available in the centre desired. Applications, on form P.S. 17A, obtainable from any Post Office, close with the Secretary, State Services Commission, Box 8004, Wellington, on October 1, 1966, with the exception of Junior Woodsmen which closes on December 1, 1966. Please quote the appropriate vacancy number 8972