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-VACANCIES—GENERAL FORTRAN PROGRAMMER WE URGENTLY REQUIRE a young man or woman with some experience in FORTRAN programming to join our newly formed E.D.P. team in Wellington. Projects are being processed on IBM 1130 and 360 computers and people with experience in these systems would be preferred. Specific training for these machines however will be provided if necessary. Extension of the system to incorporate teleprocessing Is envisaged. A wide range of applications including commercial, engineering and management Is planned. The successful applicant is assured an interesting and varied career in our rapidly expanding organisation. Phone Mr G. Pallo, 71-174 Wellington (COLLECT) or the Christchurch Branch Manager). TOLLEY AND SON, LIMITED. 7106 PUBLIC SERVICE TRAINEESHIPS THE STATE SERVICES COMMISSION offers traineeships with good career prospects and satisfying work for young people with the minimum of entrance to Form VI, but preferably with University Entrance, or studying for it this year: VACANCY No. 31 FORESTER TRAINEES. The New Zealand Forest Service is recruiting boys for professional training in forest research and management Applicants will be selected from two groups, boys with University Entrance in science subjects and an excellent school record and those studying at a university for a science degree. After a short induction course at Rotorua early next year, successful applicants will be sponsored for a fouryear course for B.For.Sc. at Canterbury University. Students can arrange to take the first year at one of the other New Zealand universities but must attend Canterbury University for the second and subsequent years. VACANCY No. 32 RANGER TRAINEES. The New Zealand Forest Service has 24 vacancies. Applicants must be under 20 years of age, in good health and of good physique. The minimum requirement is the entry qualification into Form VI with a pass In Mathematics and good marks in English. A pass or at least good marks in either Biology or Chemistry is an advantage. Training is spread over four years. The first year is spent in practical forest work and this Is followed by a year in the Ranger School, Rotorua. Trainees undertake a correspondence course in their first year and during this first two year period must complete the examinations required for the T.C.A. Forest Ranger Certificate. Two further years of field work on different forests with increasing experience in supervision precedes the granting of a Ranger Certificate and appointment as Assistant Ranger. Further promotion is on merit The duties of a Ranger consist of forest management, planning and organising work, and the control of junior staff. VACANCY No. 45 The Department of Internal Affairs, Wildlife Branch, has vacancies for young men aged between 17 and 19 years. Applicants must have a genuine interest in wildlife. Active interests such as bird-watching, hunting, fishing, scouting, tramping, and boating are desirable. The minimum educational qualification is passes in School Certificate subjects for entry into Form VI. These positions involve four years training in wildlife conservation and management, and freshwater fisheries management VACANCY No. 23 The Department of Scientific and Industrial Research has vacancies for approximately 20 Technical Trainees, in the general fields of Physics, Mechanical Engineering, Biology, Chemistry and Geology. Almost all vacancies are In the North Island. Trainees appointed for Physics and for Biology will be centrally trained for two years and may then be posted to a D.S.I.R. Division anywhere in New Zealand. For this reason male applicants are preferred. Minimum entry qualification is Lower VI Form Certificate or Endorsed School Certificate with either mathematics and the appropriate science subject, or two science subjects. Appointees will be expected to continue with study toward the New Zealand Certificate In Science. Leave on pay to attend Polytechnic classes, or block courses where necessary, will be granted. VACANCY No. 70 A number of appointments will be made by the New Zealand Electricity Department in Auckland, Hamilton, Napier, Palmerston North, Nelson, Christchurch, Dunedin and Invercargill, as Engineering Trainees to enter a comprehensive four-year training scheme during which time assistance will be given to complete N.Z.C.E. examinations. In the first year basic training will be given in one of the Department’s Technical Training Centres at Auckland, Palmerston North or Christchurch. In the fourth year, trainees will Specialise in one of the many Interesting and challenging branches of work offered in the expanding fields of electricity generation (Hydro, Thermal and Nuclear), electricity distribution and communications. Promotion is on merit and capable men can attract salaries in excess of $4OOO per annum. University Entrance with good results In Mathematics and Science or Engineering subjects is the required entrance qualification. VACANCY No. 21 Department of Agriculture. Interesting work at Ruakura Agricultural Research Centre, Hamilton: Horticultural Research Centre, Levin; Wallaceville Animal Research Centre, Upper Hutt; Invermay Agricultural Research Centre, Mosgiel: and departmental offices throughout New Zealand Those appointed will assist In research including chemistry, bacteriology, microbiology, general agriculture and horticulture. Applicants should advise subjects and marks in School Certificate or University Entrance. For outstanding trainees university study will be made possible. Applicants should be under 19 years of age on January, 1, 1969. MISCELLANEOUS The Ministry of Works has vacancies for Laboratory Technicians In main centres and on power projects, ilie New Zealand Forest Service has vacancies for Junior Woodsmen, Vacancy No. 27, at various locations. Further information is available from the Stan Training Officer at the Wellington office of the Department concerned. Inquiries about Vacancy No. 23, should be addressed to the Director-General, D.5.1.R., P.O. Box 8018, Wellington, giving full details of scholastic attainments. No guarantee can be made that employment will be available in the centre desired. Applications for the above positions should be made on Form PSI7A, obtainable from any Post Office, and sent to the Secretary, State Services Commission, Box 8004 Wellington. The closing date Is October 1, except for D SIR. Vacancy No. 23, November 15, and Junior Woodsmen, Vacancy No. 27, December 1. Please quote appropriate vacancy numbers. SEARCH CLERK REQUIRED WE HAVE AN Immediate vacancy in our office for a clerk (male or female) for searching, stamping, registering, court filing and general office work. Previous experience preferred but not essential. Apply to P. C. Straubel. MEARES WILLIAMS HOLMES AND BOOKER. Solicitors. Phone 69-179, Christchurch. 3396 VACANCY FOR JOURNALIST THE OAMARU MAIL has a vacancy for an experienced journalist J 5-9 grading. Excellent conditions. Over 4000 award. Staff Superannuation. Oamaru is an ideal town in which to bring up a family. Excellent schools, etc. Apply to:— THE EDITOR, THE OAMARU MAIL CO., LTD, P.O. Box 303, Oamatu.