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VACANCIES—PROFESSIONAL - DRAUGHTSMEN MECHANICAL DUE to further expansion we require the services of mech-! imcal draughtsmen for our De- 1 sign Office at Auckland. It Is expected that successful applicant will have a practical engineering background and design experience in at least some of the fields of materials handling, pipework, machinery fabrication and installation. Robert Stone and Co.. Ltd., is a fast expanding concern which currently operates four works. A generous salary in accordance with qualifications and experience will be paid and assistance with removal expenses to Auckland will be given if necessary. Please apply in writing, giving full details of qualifications and experience to:— MECHANICAL ENGINEER. I Robt. STONE and CO., LTD., P.O. BOX 18-060. GLEN INNES, ' AUCKLAND.jECONOMIC RESEARCH ECONOMIC RESEARCH I ECONOMIC RESEARCH THE NEW ZEALAND INSTITUTE I iOF ECONOMIC RESEARCH in- | vites applications for the post-; ■ tion of Manager of the recently I i established contract research I i unit within the institute. I This unit has now been oper ating for approximately six months and has already handled a number of assignments on a variety of topics. The successful applicant will be a graduate whose experience indicates that he is capable of conducting and supervising research into economic, industrial and business problems. He Is likely to be aged 30-50. The initial appointment will be for a period of three years. Thereafter the appointment may be terminated by three months’ notice on either side. The starting salary will be £2500 p.a. with increases commensurate w-lth the growth of the unit. A superannuation scheme is available. Applications in writing should be addressed to the Director, P.O. Box 3479, Wellington, to reach him by the end of September. 3356 GEOLOGISTS WESTERN AUSTRALIA STATE PUBLIC SERVICE DEPARTMENT OF MINES GEOLOGICAL SURVEY BRANCH GEOLOGIST, Grade 2 (PERMANENT) Salary Range: 83271-84937 according to qualifications and experience. Qualifications: University degree with geology as a major subject. Some experience desirable, but not essential. Duties: Geological investigations throughout Western Australia. Transport: Reasonable amount allowed for transport of appointee and dependent family to Western Australia provided bond entered into to serve the State for period of three years Conditions of Service: Superannuation benefits, three months’ long service leave after seven years’ continuous service, cumulative sick leave entitlements and other general conditions applicable to permanent public servants. Applications stating full personal details, qualifications, experience, together with the names of three referees, should be addressed by September 30, 1966, to: PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSIONER. 184 St. Georges terrace, Perth, W.A. | ; 3338 HAWKE'S BAY HOSPITAL BOARD, NAPIER. PHARMACIST. Napier Hospital APPLICATIONS are invited for a po'iition as Pharmacist al Napier Hospital. Congenial working condiitions and excellent climate in a rapldCy developing centre. Opportunity to gain additional experience in the preparation of sterile solutions if so desired. All Inquiries and applications for this position should be made to The Pharmactet-in-Charge. Napier Hospital. 3404 HAWKE S BAY HOSPITAL BOARD NAPIER OPERATING THEATRE SUPERVISOR and STAFF NURSE for EYE WARD APPLICATIONS are tnvited from suitably’ qualified Registered Staff for these positions. Salary and Conditions of Employment will be In accordance with the Hospital Employment (Nursing) Regulations. Applications, giving details of experience and age, together with copies of recent testimonials, should be addressed to the Matron. Public Hospital, Napier, from whom further details may be obtained. 7260 LEVIN BOROUGH COUNCIL POSITION OF ASSISTANT ENGINEER APPLICATIONS are invited for the position of Assistant Eng ineer in the Council’s Engineering Department. Applicants should have B.E or parts A and B of the Institute Examination. Commencing salary will be in the range £1265 to £1625 depending upon qualifications and ex perience Schedule of duties and conditions of appointment may be obtained from the Town Clerk, I P.O Box 260. Levin, with whom I applications close at Noon on ; Monday, October 10. 1966 P. G. GUERIN. Town Clerk. 3989 NEW ZEALAND LIBRARY SCHOOL, WELLINGTON. GRADUATE COURSE, 1967 THE Library School, which is a division of the National Library of New Zealand, accepts University graduaiee in arts and science for its Diploma Course lasting from February 28 to| December 8. 1967. This is the only full time I course tn professional librarian- ; ship in New Zealand Libraries ; i are expanding and progress is I I being made in raising the level ; j of library services to the general ; public, to universities, schools, i I research institutions. and I Government departments. Stu-i I dents are trained in the basic I professional skills required to: (administer and develop thesef I services. Prospects of advance-, ment are good, as the number! of positions available for! I graduates of the school greatly | ; exceeds the numbers of students; i graduating, and the number of ■ senior library posst is steadily growing. Generous living allowances are paid to students who are expected to give their full time to the work of the school. Prospectuses and application forms can be obtained from the Director, Library Schoo), National Library of New Zealand Private Bag, Wellington; and from: the Librarian. University of Canterbury: the City Librarian. Canterbury Public Library: the Librarian-in Charge. Country Library Service. : Christchurch. Applications should be ■ received by the end of October and applicants will be Interviewed at the end of November. I 1966, in CSrtktchurch. 8362 j