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VACANCIES—PROFESSIONAL MINERAL EXPLORATION FIELD GEOLOGISTS THE SERVICES of three exploration geologists are required for mineral exploration programmes in various parts of New Zealand. Some field and exploration experience preferred but recent graduates will be considered. Reply by November 20, with particulars of experience and qualifications. Managing Director, LIME AND MARBLE, LIMITED, PORT MAPUA, NELSON. 6523 NEW ZEALAND TECHNICAL CORRESPONDENCE INSTITUTE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION BUCKLE STREET WELLINGTON TUTORS REQUIRED Range of Salaries: Tutor Grade I £1045 to £1715 II £1545 to £2045 111 £1905 to £2225 Point of entry depends on qualifications and experience. Tutor Grade 1,11, or 111 1. AGRICULTURE. Graduate or diploma holder required with good knowledge of the main branches of farming. Qualifications in Rural Valuation an advantage but not essential. To teach farm training scheme and pre-entry students and candidates for examinations of the New Zealand Institute of Valuers. Tutor Grade II or 111 2. TOWN PLANNING. Good practical experience and examination qualifications required. To teach students in N.Z. Certificate of Draughting, N.Z. Institute of Valuers, and Survey Courses. Tutor Grade I 3. FITTING, TURNING AND MACHINING. Good examination qualifications and wide trade experience required. N.Z.C.E. or equivalent desirable. To teach students preparing for N.Z. Trades Certification Board Examinations to Advanced Trade level. 4. PLASTERING. Good trade experience, especially in fibrous plastering, with examination qualifications if possible. To teach apprentices preparing for N.Z. Trades Certification Board examinations to Trade Certificate level. Further particulars and application forms from the Principal, N.Z. Technical Correspondence Institute Private Bag, Te Aro, Wellington. Applications close on November 29, 1966. 2478 N.Z. MEAT & WOOL BOARDS SHEEP & BEEF CATTLE SURVEY GRADUATE SURVEY OFFICER The above organisation invites applications from graduates in Veterinary Science or Agricultural Science for appointment as a field survey officer. DUTIES Are to carry out field surveys in sheep and beef cattle on aspects influencing the production of meat and wool, and to participate in a performance recording scheme in beef cattle. The successful applicant will be stationed in Christchurch and will be responsible for work in the main sheep farming areas in the South Island. QUALIFICATIONS A degree in Veterinary Science or Agriculture. Sound practical experience with sheep and beef cattle is essential and professional experience on animal production work is desirable. Good personality and ability to co-operate with farmers and other workers are also essential. SALARY AND CONDITIONS The salary offered will be related to experience and qualifications and superannuation is available through the National Provident Fund and is similar to, and interchangeable with the Government and similar schemes. A car will be provided. Mortgage finance for purchase of a house may be made available. Applications and inquiries will be treated in strict confidence and- should be made in writing as soon as possible to: I. M. Cairney, Executive Officer, N.Z. SHEEP & BEEF CATTLE SURVEY, P.O. Box 3248, Wellington. Phones: 45-013 (Office), 36-730 (Home). 2656 PUBLIC SERVICE STUDY AWARD IN ECONOMICS VACANCY NO. U THE COMMISSION is offering, from 1967, a number of study awards to students taking the Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Commerce or Bachelor of Commerce and Administration degrees in Economics at any university. These awards will enable students to attend university on a full-time basis.

Students must have completed at least one year of the course. Awards are continued annually until the degree is completed provided that satisfactory progress is maintained. Successful applicants will be bonded to the Public Service for the same number of years for which assistance has been granted. They will be attached to a department from the outset and will resume duty with that department during long vacation. ALLOWANCES A standard allowance of £l5O for each academic year is payable with any university bursaries or supplementary bursaries and with junior or national scholarships. Nine-tenths of the composite university fee will be paid on behalf of the bursar. The remaining one-tenth and the students’ association fee are paid by the bursar. Boarding allowance where applicable for fees and allowances bursaries will be paid by the Department of Education. A bursar who is not eligible for a boarding allowance from the Department of Education may, if living away from home, be paid a boarding allowance of £lOO each academic year. A married student will be paid an allowance of £175 a year in addition to other allowances, but this allowance will be reduced by the amount of any boarding allowance received. APPLICATIONS Applications should be made on special form available from the Secretary, State Services Commission, P.O. Box 8004, Wellington, with whom the applications will close on December 1. Please quote Vacancy No. 64. y, 2462