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VACANCIES—MALES SALES OPPORTUNITY Continuing record# in new business have created the need for more representation in the Christchurch and Ashburton areas. This is an outstanding opportunity for men of ambition and integrity to succeed in a rewarding and satisfying career. Previous experience would be an advantage but is not essential as a thorough training will be given. A superannuation and sickness benefit scheme is available. Write or call. The District Manager, GOVERNMENT LIFE INSURANCE OFFICE, Cathedral Square, Christchurch. SOFT FURNISHING SALESMAN WE require urgently a fully qualified first Salesman for our redesigned Gloucester Street store. This is not a “dead end” job as the man we are looking for would have a .wonderful opportunity for advancement. A generous salary is offered if he possesses the following qualifications:— 1. Must have a thorough knowledge of the trade. 2. Age between 25 and 45 and have a pleasant personality. 3. Must be honest, enthusiastic, energetic and be genuinely interested in the customers requirements. All inquiries guaranteed strictest confidence. Reply, first phone Mr West 64-855, for appointment. REGENT FURNISHERS, LTD, of Gloucester St, Riccarton and Bishopdale. . 3979 TIMBER YARD A reliable man is required for duties in our Timber Yard. Previous experience is preferable, but not essential. Hours of work, 8 a.m.-4.30 p.m. Apply: Personnel Officer, BUNTING & CO., LTD, Fife Street. 9619 TRANSPORT DRIVER WE have a vacancy for a married man on bur staff. The applicant must be experienced in general transport work, truck and trailer or artic. experience preferable. Two bedroom accommodation available with all modern conveniences. Top wages and plenty of overtime. Phone— STEVE MITCHELL, LTD, 113 Darfleld, collect for an Interview TRAFFIC ENGINEERING STUDY AWARD VACANCY No. 24 A NUMBER OF AWARDS tor Study in Traffic Engineering will be made by the State Services Commission in 1957. These awards provide an excellent, opportunity for students to attend university full-time to complete a B.Sc. degree in pure, applied and statistical mathematics, and physics. The awards are open to students with at least university entrance examination. Preference will be given to holders of higher school certificate, or to university students who have begun to study for the degree bachelor of acience. These awards are continued annually until the degree is completed provided satisfactory progresa is maintained. A study award provides an allowance of 3300 a year and may be held concurrently with a university bursary, or junior or national scholarship. Marriage and boarding allowances are also paid under certain conditions. Students are bonded to remain in the Public Service after graduation for a year for every year of assistance. Successful applicants will be appointed to the Transport Department and during the long vacations bursars will be required to work tor the Transport Department at normal salary rates. They will be trained in traffic engineering and the technical aspects of road safety and traffic control/At the end of training they may be required to cary out'post-graduate study in traffic engineering overseas. Applications close on November 1, 1957, and should be made on form PS 17A, obtainable from any post office? Please quote vacancy No. 24. Final aelection will be made early in December. 4 3795