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Press, Volume CVIII, Issue 31835, 13 November 1968, Page 34

VACANCIES—PROFESSIONAL ACCOUNTANT A LEADING shipping and travel organisation with ’ branches throughout New Zealand seeks a Chief Accountant, to be based in Auckland and to be responsible for all group accounting. The position calls for a man of mature outlook, able to work in harmony with other executives and able to control and lead the staff. As the Chief Accountant he will be required to advise the management on all financial matters. The Company is quite flexible in respect to age and qualifications: whilst a qualified person is desirable it should not deter an unqualified person of experience and ability from applying. Salary for this senior position will not be less than $5OOO and superannuation and other fringe benefits are available after a qualifying period. Applications, together with relevant details should be addressed:“SHIPPING,” C/o Watkins, Hull, Wheeler and Johnston, PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS, P.O. BOX 33. AUCKLAND. 3202 MEDICAL REPRESENTATIVE APPLICATIONS are invited for the position of medical representative with a leading international company in a territory covering the southern half of the South Island based in Dunedin. The company’s diverse and thriving interests indicate excellent future prospects for competent and able men who possess a qualification in pharmacy, chemistry or an allied field. After initial training the successful applicant will be engaged in the promotion of the company’s wellestablished products. The generous commencing salary, which is subject to regular review, should prove attractive to applicants who are anxious to build a career in industry. Initial applications giving details of personal, educational and employment history should be addressed to:— GENERAL MANAGER. MAY AND BAKER (NEW ZEALAND), LTD,' P.O. BOX 35060, NAENAE. 3198

NEW ZEALAND TECHNICAL CORRESPONDENCE INSTITUTE Buckle Street, Wellington TUTORS REQUIRED APPLICATIONS, closing November 29, 1968, are invited for the following teaching positions. Appointments ape made in one of the following grades of tutorship in technical institutes with range of salaries as shown plus 1968 Interim Adjustment Allowance of $B4. Tutor Grade 1—52240 to $3770 Tutor Grade 11—53380 to $4550 Tutor Grade H 1—54220 to $4970 Point of entry depends on qualifications and experience. Tutor Grade I (1) HAND COMPOSING. Advanced trade certificate or equivalent required with good practical experience. To teach apprentices to advanced trade certificate. Tutor Grade I or II (2) CIVIL ENGINEERING. Qualifications of at least N.Z. Certificate in Engineering. To teach students in Technicians Certification Authority courses. Good practical experience essential. (3) AGRICULTURE. To teach practising farmers, pre-entry students, and farm cadets. Ability to teach sheep farming, dairy farming, or arable farming. University Qualifications with good practical experience. (4) HORTICULTURE. Graduate or diploma holder required with good practical experience to teach apprentices and candidates for the National Diploma of Horticulture. For further particulars and application forms, apply to: The Principal, N.Z. TECHNICAL CORRESPONDENCE INSTITUTE, P.O. Box 6160, Te Aro, Wellington. 7014

UNIVERSITY OF OTAGO SYSTEMS ANALYST/PROGRAMMER THE UNIVERSITY OF OTAGO is currently developing an information system, based on the University’s computer, for the University Administration. This involves the areas of Student Records, Student Statistics, Student Bursaries, Staff Payroll and General Accounts. One systems analyst is already employed, and we require a second person to assist in the design and implementation of the system. Once this system is designed and operating, we intend developing a system for the University Library. We are therefore confident that continued interesting applications will encourage the successful applicant. The computing equipment available is an IBM System 360 Model 30 with 32K bytes of storage, card reader, lineprinter and two disc drives. Plans are in hand for expansion of this system. We intend programming the Information System largely in the new language PL/I. Previous experience in computing systems, programming and/or systems analysis is desirable but not essential as we are prepared to train an applicant with other suitable experience. A University degree is highly desirable. Salary will depend on previous experience and qualifications, and will be fully competitive. General conditions of work are excellent with superannuation available. Applications should be made in writing to the undersigned, and should include relevant details of educational and personal background, and the names of two referees. Further details may be obtained from the undersigned. with whom applications close on NOVEMBER 29, 1968. J. W. HAYWARD, Registrar. 7028 WANGANUI HOSPITAL BOARD WHARE ORA HOSPITAL, HUNTERVILLE THE ABOVE institution is a small maternity hospital of five established beds and applications are invited from Registered Midwives for either:— (a) The position of SISTER-IN-CHARGE of the institution, in which case the salary and allowances would be the maximum permissable under the Hospital Employment (Nurses') Regulations. or , . (b) To LEASE THE INSTITUTION. The Board is prepared to subsidise the successful applicant, who will be required to run the institution without charge to the patients. Further information in either case is available on application, either to the Supervising Matron, Wanganui Hospital, Private Bag. Wanganui, or from the undersigned . . „ The successful applicant wtll be required to take up duty in the new year. K. HARRIS, Secretary. i 7151 DDnVFM Tha,a ara M,a ra,w,h vou W * R> ' rnUvCN... DIAL 50*199. PROMPT... "THE PRESS" aASSIFIEDS M ggfUIC wise to advertise in the FLEAjINU . . . MORNING.