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VACANCIES—GENERAL kITCHBNHAND. Some cooking experience preferred, but not essential. Ph. 77-768. 9752 from spare time. Make soft toys at home. We buy your work and send free kit. Send for free booklet. “Crafts,” Box 264, Wanganui. mws COOKS (2) MALE or female cooks required at Queen Mary Hospital, Hanmer Springs. Salary $1844 per annum, plus penal rates for weekrend work. Good single accommodation available at $5.61 p.w. Twice daily bus service to Christchurch. Please apply in writing to:— The Secretary, Queen Mary HospltSl, Hanmer Springs. s9l? LADIES' FOOTWEAR DEPARTMENT WE require sn experienced Shoe Sales person. Male or Female, for our Ladles* Footwear Department. The ability to direct others is essential as the successful applicant will be required to control the department on occasions. Working conditions and staff privileges are excellent. Please apply to:— The Staff Officer, J. Ballantyne S Co., Ltd, CHRISTCHURCH. 8921 PUBLIC SERVICE VACANCIES 250 SCIENTIST (CHEMIST). INSTITUTE OF NUCLEAR SCIENCES, D.5.1.R., LOWER HUTT. Salary up to 15060 p.a., according to qualifications and experience. There are prospects tor further advancement on scientific merit. Qualifications and experience: a degree in Chemistry with some Interest ■in geochemistry prefersble. . Post-graduadte or post-doctorate experience desirable, but not [ essential. Duties: studies tn- - volvlng radioactive aging, stable ' or radioactive isotope techniques tn the fields of geochem- ' Istry. Systems for studies involvlng potassium-argon. car-bon-14 and tritium dating are l available, but applicant will i have the opoprtunlty to develop additional systems involving ; strontium-rubidlum, lead or , uranium Isotopes. Alternstively ’ interests will be encouraged to; ’ the applications of radioactive isotopes in agricultural and irdustrial projects. New devU* r opments in trace techniques ar- , anticipated. , 254 MATRON. FAREHAM HOUSY DEPARTMENT OF EDUCA ; TION, FEATHERSTON. Salary 12140 p.a., plus an ai- . lowance of 17i per cent of sal I ary in lieu ot overtime and Senal rates, less 1293 a year for oard and lodging. An additional allowance ot M 4 a year : will be paid to the holder of a ( General Nursing Certificate. , Fareham House is a large home . standing In a lovely country I area. Its function is to provide schooling and social training : tor up to 24 young difficult girls I of school sge. Duties: respon- . sible to the Principal for the . domestic staff and house management ot the institution and : some supervision of children. The appointee is required to • live in. ; 266 SURVEY ASSISTANT, SENIOR FIELD ASISTANT OR ■ FIELD ASSISTANT, NEW ZEALAND FOREST SERVICE, CHRISTCHURCH. ! Salary up to 13130 per ; annum, depending on • qualificatlona and experience. 267 CIVIL ENGINEERING * DRAUGHTSMAN, NEW ZEA- > LAND FOREST SERVICE, ’ WELLINGTON. ? Salary $3130 p.a. QualificaI Hons: must hold N.Z.C.D. or r equivalent. Duties: working • drawings of bridges, engineer- ■ ing services and structures. Re- ’ vision of engineering plans of villages and headquarters. 278 PROBATION OFFICER. JUS* TICE DEPT, LOWER HUTT. Salary between $2360-12900 ! p.a. according to qualifications and experience. Opportunity for advancement on merit. Appointee will work with people released on parole and on probation. Applicants should preferably be between 25 and 40 years of age with University Entrance and experience in social work. The successful applicant may be required to attend a short residential course after gaining practical experience. 281 RECREATION OFFICER. WOODSMEN'S TRAINING SCHOOL, NEW ZEALAND FOREST SERVICE, GOLDEN DOWNS FOREST. Commencing salary up to $2450 p.a. depending on qualifications and experience. Qualifications desired: organising ability and an interest in youth activities. Good personality with tact and understanding. Previous experience and a Diploma o( Physical Education an advantage. Duties: The appointee will be required to organise all sporting, social, and hobbies activities of 60-80 boys in the 16-19 year old age group. An 80-hour fortnight of irregular hours is worked. An allowance in lieu of overtime at the rate of 12i per cent gross annual salary is payable. An initial grant of $2O towards equipment is payable on demand and a replacement allowance of $lO p.a. is payable after a further 12 months. A small flat is available. 280 REGISTERED SERVICEMAN, N.Z. ELECTRICITY DEPT, OHAI. Salary $2210 p.a. Qualifications desired: experience in the construction and maintenance of high and low tension lines. Limited registration for supply authority work is required but applicants without registration will be considered for initial tppointment as an assistant serviceman, $2024 p.a. Duties include consumer line faults service, line switching, line maintenance, and servicing of associated electrical equipment. Married accommodation available. 286 MECHANICAL DRAUGHTSMAN, NEW ZEALAND FOREST SERVICE, WELLINGTON. Salary up to $2670 p.a. depending on qualifications and experience. Further advancement is available on merit. Duties: the preparation of drawings for sawmill machinery, materials and handling equipment, logging plant and equipment. Qualifications desired: N.Z.C.D., but consideration will be given for this examination. Experience in related fields. 3877 TUTOR OCCUPATIONAL THERAPISTS (2), N.Z. SCHOOL OF OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY, OAKLEY HOSPITAL, HEALTH DEPARTMENT, AUCKLAND. Salary $2450-62560 or $2670 p.a. Maximum at any point dependent on qualifications and experience. An allowance of $2OO p.a. will be paid to those holding a recognised postgraduate Occupational Therapy qualification. Promotion is available on merit to $2790 p.a. Applicants should have several years experience in the physical field. One position is tutoring senior students in Occupational Therapy applied to physical conditions, the other tutoring In Orthopaedics, Medicine and Surgery. Both tutors will be required to teach practical subjects to students. 3981 PHARMACIST, HEALTH DEPARTMENT. LEVIN HOSPITAL AND TRAINING SCHOOL. Salary up to $3020 p.a. for a qualified applicant and up to $2450 for a Dispenser. Commencing salary dependent on qualifications and experience. Applications close on February 7, 1968, with the Secretary, State Services Commission. Box 8004, Wellington. Applicants should preferably use Form PSI7A, obtainable from Post Offices, and should enclose copies only of testimonials and quote vacancy number. Assistance towards expensea will be given to a married man required to move his household.