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Press, Volume CIX, Issue 31908, 8 February 1969, Page 20

VACANCIES-MALES CAREER FOR YOUNG MEN THERE are opportunities available for ambitious young men with University Entrance qualification to join the Association's staff. The positions provide outstanding opportunities to advance in a variety of interesting work, such as claims investigation, assessing, administration and underwriting. Enquiries are welcome from young men up to 20 years of age who may wish to leave school or who have commenced work but are still seeking a satisfying career. , Telephone Mr Milne 30-099, S.I.M.U. MUTUAL INSURANCE ASSOCIATION, to arrange an interview or write to: P.O. Box 51, Christchurch. 3038 PRODUCTION PLANNING MANAGEMENT FOLLOWING promotion within the company we wish to engage a competent executive to manage the department responsible for the planning of our factory production. This important position calls for previous experience in similar work and sound organisational -and supervisory skills. Duties will include local and overseas purchasing and consequent programming of raw material deliveries. An able man is sought, for this post which carries a salary of $4OOO and superannuation. Apply in writing with all relevant details to: The Managing Director, CANTWELL CREATIONS, LIMITED, Box 1776 Christchurch. New Zealand’s Fashion Leader. 8852 CAREER OPPORTUNITY In the Building Industry WE HAVE A VACANCY for an energetic young man who would be interested in specialising in a career in the field of Insulation and Acoustics. The successful applicant will be appointed as a Technical Trainee attached to our Christchurch Branch Office and initial duties will include:— Training in estimating Cost analysis Purchasing Administration An aptitude towards assuming responsibility will be encouraged as there is ample scope for advancement to administrative, sales representative or contract supervisory positions. Qualifications are: Age 17-21 years. Minimum School Certificate. Knowledge or experience in building or associated industry although not necessary would be an advantage for applicants already employed. Remuneration will be in full accord with ability and experience. Superannuation and Life Assurance schemes are available. Written applications should be mailed to:— THE MANAGER, Fletcher Insulation & Acoustic Services, P.O. Box 16061, Hornby, Christchurch. (A division of Fletcher Construction.) OR TELEPHONE AFTER HOURS 527-520. Dunedin City Corporation ELECTRICITY DEPARTMENT POSITION OF STORES SUPERINTENDENT WRITTEN APPLICATIONS for the position of Stores Superintendent with the Electricity Department will be received up to noon on the 10th March, by the Town Clerk, P.O. Box 5045, Dunedin. Applications should be endorsed on the envelope “Application for Stores Superintendent” The position covers the control and operation ot the Stores Section of this Supply Authority. Applicants must have had previous stores e^P er1 ’ ence and be fully conversant with all facets of stores ° Per The n commencing salary for the position is $3524 per annum with opportunities to rise in steps to a maximum of $4274 per annum. he Copies of conditions of appointment maj’be obtained on application to the office of the General Manager, Electricity Department, P.O. BOX 513, DUNEDIN. Municipal Chambers, DDUNEDIN. rown February 5,1969. 302 8 DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE A CAREER IN MEAT INSPECTION THE DEPARTMENT’S Meat Division needs keen ( energetic and reliable men who want a career as a Meat Inspector associated with one of New Zealand s vigorous and most important primary industries. Successful candidates will obtain: ■S A rewarding and satisfying career. ® Opportunity for self improvement with chailenging responsibilities. ❖ An attractive commencing salary ranging from $1227 p.a. at 16 years of age to $1991 p.a. at -5 with an initial maximum of 52084 p.a. S Good promotion prospects. # Worthwhile staff benefits, leave, superannuation and special allowances. The job of the Meat Inspector is a demanding one and only those who meet these requirements should apply: :S Minimum age 16 but older men preferred. Minimum three years’ secondary education with School Certificate or better preferred. Mature outlook and sense of responsibility. * Willingness to learn and ability to study. Good health and personal appearance. Inspectors participate in a sound training programme which includes a three months coin College prior to qualifying for the Certificate in Meat Inspection There is opportunity for further study. For further information: Contact the Supervising Meat Inspector at your nearest freezing works or write to: The Staff Training Officer, DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, P.O. Box 2298, Wellington. 7318 'THE , PRESS'* CLASSIFIEDS DIAL 50-199. Until 9 p.m. Daily, for insertion the following day. SELL ALL DAY Advertise in the MORNING. '