VACANCIES—GENERAL CHURCH CHOIRMASTER (or MISTRESS) Applications are invited for the position of Choirmaster (or Mistress) for St David’s Presbyterian Church, Sydenham. For schedule of duties and conditions of appointment, apply to Mr G. Wallis, 64 Fisher Avenue. Phone 326-225. PUBLIC SERVICE VACANCIES 1056 SUPERVISOR, FISHERIES SCIENTISTS. MARINE DEPARTMENT, WELLINGTON. Salary up to $4710 according to qualificatons and experience. Further promotion on selective merit is available to $4970. Duties: The direction of fisheries scientists engaged on management investigations associated with the operation of sport and commercial fisheries; providing technical and administrative assistance to the Director and Assistant Director. Qualifications desired: A degree in science preferably to Masters level. Experience at a senior level in direction and operation of fisheries. 1120 SCIENTIST (BIOMETRICIAN), FOREST RESEARCH INSTITUTE, N.Z. FOREST SERVICE. ROTORUA. Commencing salary up to $5970 p.a. according to qualifications and experience. Further promotion available on scientific merit. Qualifications desired: Degree in, or including, mathematical' statistics. Some experience in applied statistics preferably in biological science, is desired, as is experience in numerical method (electronic data programming) or failing this experience in biometry or statistical analysis. Duties: appointee will be responsible for computer programming of mathematical and statistical analyses of a wide range of forest experiments. He will also act as consultant in statistical and numerical methods and investigate the methods by which computers may be used In relation to forest research. 1940 BOOKBINDING INSTRUCTOR, DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE, WELLINGTON PRISON. Salary between $2260-$2720 depending on qualifications and experience. Qualifications: Sound trade experience and ability to instruct inmates. Applicants must be medically fit. Housing is available at an assessed rental. Appointee is required to join the Government Superannuation Fund and retire at the age of 60 years. 1944 SCIENTIST (CHEMIST OR GEOLOGIST), INSTITUTE OF NUCLEAR SCIENCES, DEPARTMENT OF SCIENTIFIC AND INDUSTRIAL RESEARCH, LOWER HUTT. Salary up to $5300 according to qualifications and experience. There are prospects for further advancement on scientific merit. Qualifications and experience: a degree in chemistry or geology with some interest in geochemistry preferable. Postgraduate or Post-doctorate experience desirable but not essential. Duties: studies involving stable or radioactive isotopes in the field of geochemistry. Systems are available for the studies of the stable isotopes of oxygen, sulphur. carbon and hydrogen and for potassium-argon and carbon--14 dating. The applicant will have the possiblity of developing additional systems involving strontium-rubidium, lead or uranium isotopes. 1949 LIBRARIANS (2), EXTENSION DIVISION, NATIONAL LIBRARY, <a) PALMERSTON NORTH; <b> HAMILTON. Salary up to >3200 a year as merited. Duties: care and driving of a large bookvan, containing 2000 books, and meeting librarians of small public libraries. A daily allowance is paid for expenses away from headquarters. Qualifications desired: Library Diploma or Certificate, or N.Z.L.A. Certificate. 1959 SCIENTIST DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, LEVIN HORTICULTURAL RESEARCH CENTRE. Salary up to $4450 according to qualifications and experience. Further advancement on scientific merit. Duties: Assist with scientific servicing of the Department’s plant quarantine and inspectional services. The work is extremely challenging, carries a high degree of responsibility and offers opportunity for some independent research and surveying the status of pests and disease, both in New Zealand and overseas. Qualifications: A degree in agricultural science or science with advanced units in plant pathology, entomology, botany and zoology. 1967 MATE, FISHERIES TECHNOLOGY VESSEL. “W. J. SCOTT,” MARINE DEPARTMENT, NELSON. Salary up to $2600 according to qualifications and experience with prospects for advancement to $2720 on merit. Duties: Must have working knowledge of a comprehensive range of fishing operations. Qualifications: Endorsed Certificate Skipper, Coastal Fishing Boat, preferred or Master Home Trade or Second Mate Foreign Going. An applicant with suitable qualifications would have prospects of acting as Master and eventual appointment as such. In addition to the above mentioned salary range substantial seagoing and out of port allowances are payable. Applications close on July 24, 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 expenses will be given to a married man required to move his household. 3959 VACANCIES—FARM EMPLOYEES LAMBING assistant required for approximately 3 months. Driving licence and previous experience necessary. Apply I. C. Bruce. Hororata. Phone 114 A. 748 TWO blade shearers required, approx. 6000 sheep, 1200 dry sheep. Oct. Remainder ewes. Nov. Ph. Harris, 24K, Waikari, collect. X 3270 TWO crutchers for approximately 2 to 3 weeks. Phone 77, Waiau. WANTED young single men for farm work. Accommodation available. Apply in writing stating age and experience, to The Manager, "Mission Downs,” Loburn, Rangiora R.D. 3970 WANTED youth for town supply dairy farm. Close to Greymouth, some experience preferred. Write P.O. Box 314, Greymouth or Ph. 5008 Greymouth. 9436
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