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VACANCItS—MALIS MARKET RESEARCH OFFICER N.Z. FOREST PRODUCTS LIMITED THE POSITION: With the expansion of our market research activities, a position has been created for a research officer to assume responsibilities for market research on our pulp and paper products. The appointee will work in association with our buildings and packaging research officer and together these officers will be responsible for initiating research programmes on all company products. The successful applicant will be expected to become familiar with the markets in which we operate and to be able to guide marketing management in the development of short and long term plans. Duties will include investigating the formulation of sales, forecasting models and to assist with this work access will be given to the Company’s 1130 and 360/30 IBM Computers for analytical work. The appointee will be expected to maintain close liaison with the production and sales staff, to ensure that marketing plans are practicable. QUALIFICATIONS: A young man 22-30 is desired for this position and he must have a training in economics to Stage 3 level, having taken Econometrics Option. Some practical experience in the application of econometric techniques is desirable but not essential. OPPORTUNITIES: This position offers an opportunity for a young man to gain marketing experience in one of New Zealand’s leading companies. A fully competitive commencing salary will be paid to the successful applicant and opportunities for advancement in the marketing team are excellent. Applications in writing giving details of age, experience and qualifications should be addressed to:— The Personnel Officer, N.Z. FOREST PRODUCTS LIMITED, Private Bag, Auckland. 2308

NZBC . SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA SUB-PRINCIPAL, OBOE SECTION APPLICATIONS ARE INVITED to fill a vacancy in the N.Z.B.C. Symphony Orchestra as SUB-PRINCIPAL, OBOE SECTION. Basic salary: $3170 rising to $3220 on April 1, 1968. Continuous full employment is offered with paid sick leave provisions and optional superannuation scheme. A 25-hour week is worked and additional allowances are paid for dress, instruments, doubling and touring. Three weeks annual leave plus statutory holidays is granted. Outstanding applicants may qualify for merit allowance in addition to the annual salary. AU appointments are subject to audition. Please state full details of qualifications, orchestral playing experience and age, and apply in the first instance to: THE CONCERT MANAGER, P.O. Box 98, Wellington. 2318 N.A.C. A VACANCY exists in our Engineering Headquarters at Christchurch Airport for an: ARCHITECTURAL DRAUGHTSMAN (Temporary Position) For this position we are seeking a person capable of taking part in the design and draughting processes for:— (1) New buildings and extensions. (2) New workshop layout. (3) Rearrangement of existing buildings. (4) Quantity surveying. (5) Specification writing (Must have knowledge of local and New Zealand Codes). (6) Interior fittings and furnishings. (7) Paint schemes. This would be an ideal position for someone who has recently retired and is willing to work for another year. After settling in, the successful applicant would be expected to work with a minimum of supervision. For further particulars, please ring, write or call on: Mr Earnshaw, Administration Officer, Engineering Headquarters, Christchurch Airport, Phone 517-099 Ex. 712. 2491

NEW ZEALAND ANTARCTIC RESEARCH PROGRAMME LEADER DEPARTMENT OF SCIENTIFIC AND INDUSTRIAL RESEARCH, SCOTT BASE 1968/69. THE LEADER IS the senior New Zealand officer in Antarctica and is responsible for the implementation of the New Zealand Antarctic Research Programme. As he will have overall control of New Zealand field and base activities, leadership qualities and organising ability are essential. Experience in any of the following fields is desirable but not essential. Ice and snow techniques; search and rescue operations; radio communications; geophysical or biological sciences; mechanical, engineering or building services; surveying, mapping and aerial reconnaissances. A salary of $4050 per annum with an Antarctic allowance of $lOOO per annum for a married man or $550 per annum for a single man will be paid. Appointment is for approximately eighteen months, of which twelve will be spent in Antarctica. Special clothing, food and accommodation is provided free of charge in Antarctica. Forward applications on forms PSI7A in duplicate (available from all Post Offices) direct to the Superintendent, Antartic Division, D.S.I.R. P.O. Box 759, Wellington. If further information is required, please write to the above address. Applications close on December 13, 1967. Enclose copies only of testimonials and quote vacancy number: 3784. „ 2294 OPPORTUNITY NEW INDUSTRY A MAN experienced in Cabinet-making, Joinery or Machining required in a new and expanding Industry. Must have: Drive and be keen to learn. Organising ability. Pleasant personality. MUST BE INTERESTED IN TIMBERS AND MACHINES Good wages with good opportunities in the near future. Please apply in own handwriting stating age, marital status and details of career to: “NEW INDUSTRY," P.O. Box 4183, Walker St, Christchurch. 7387 bbaveu Th( » •« *• ”“ ,t * YOU WAL 50-199. PROMPT.., "THE PRESS" CLASSIFIES NElCikl/* It's wise to advertise in the JINU . . . MORNING.