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Press, Volume CIX, Issue 31923, 26 February 1969, Page 24

VACANCIES—PROFESSIONAL DANNEVIRKE HOSPITAL THE following positions for Registered Staff are vacant at Dan nevirke Hospital: Ward Sister—Women’s Medical and Surgical Ward. Midwife—(Ward Sister status). Staff Nurse—Staff Sister (2). Applications for the above positions are invited. Further information and enquiries from the Supervising Matron, Dannevirke Hospital, Private Bag, Dannevirke, Phone 8009. H. E. YATES, Secretary. 7788 MANIOTOTO HOSPITAL BOARD MANIOTOTO HOSPITAL BOARD APPLICATIONS are Invited from REGISTERED NURSES for the position of Matron, at Ranfurly Hospital. Salary and conditions of employment are in accordance with the Hospital Employment (Nurses) Regulations. Conditions of appointment and official application form may be obtained from: The Secretary, MANIOTOTO HOSPITAL BOARD P.O. BOX 67, RANFURLY. 3964 PHYSIOTHERAPIST A vacancy exists at Porirua Hospital, twelve miles from Wellington for a trained physiotherapist, male or female. Salary and maximum according to qualifications and experience Single accommodation available at a reasonable rate. Apply to the Staff Clerk. Porirua Hospital, Private Bag. Porirua. Telephone Porirua 5399. i »7503 SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALES I RELIABLE lady requires evening cleaning vicinity city, Linwood. Aranui. Experienced with commercial polisher. Ph. 898-127 after 5 p.m. X 6022 WOMAN wants part time work. i 9 till 2. 5 days a week. Phone ' 899-517. X 5219 YOUNG woman will look after children while mother works. Woolston area. Ph. 75-027.

VACANCIES—PROFESSIONAL ACCOUNTANT WE PROPOSE to appoint an accountant, preferably fully qualified (but a young man in his final stages would be considered). The successful applicant will be directly responsible to cur Chief Accountant and will be expected to assist him in every aspect of his work. We are an old established but very progressive public company engaged in manufacturing activities throughout the South Island but marketing also to an increasing extent in the North Island. We have been through a difficult period but, owing in no small measure to the enthusiastic team work of our staff, we are showing a marked recovery. The new appointee will need the drive and enthusiasm to fit in with this team.

Modern accounting techniques are used, based on Computer Bureau services, but the emphasis is particularly on production of information of practical value promptly and at the lowest cost. Our budgetary control system is particularly aimed at flexibility, simplicity and practical value. The new appointee will be based in our modern Head Office in the Otago Savings Bank building in Dunedin but will be expected to maintain contacts with our various factories throughout the South Island. The salary will clearly have to depend on the qualification and experience of the applicant but we are prepared to pay a generous salary to a man who is able and willing to earn it.

A superannuation scheme is in operation. Assistance will be given with transfer expenses if necessary. Applications will be treated as strictly confidential. No inquiries will be made without the consent of the applicant. Applications should be marked clearly: “STAFF—CONFIDENTIAL,” and addressed to: Secretary, McSKIMMING INDUSTRIES, LIMITED, P.O. Box 5340, Dunedin. 7429 NEW ZEALAND TECHNICAL CORRESPONDENCE INSTITUTE TUTORS REQUIRED APPLICATIONS closing March 15, 1969, are invited for the following teaching positions. Appointments are 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 I $2240 to $3770 Tutor Grade II $3380 to $4550 Tutor Grade 111 $4220 to $4970 Point of entry depends on qualifications and experience. Tutor Grade I or II (1) SURVEYING. Qualified surveyor with good practical experience to teach survey cadets and students in Technicians Certification Authority courses. Tutor Grade II or 111 (2) URBAN VALUATION. Holder of university diploma preferred. Ability to teach some Real Estate subjects an advantage. (3) ELECTRONIC AND ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING. Graduate or professional engineer preferred with good industrial experience to teach courses for New Zealand Certificate in Engineering. (4) MECHANICAL ENGINEERING. Experienced university or Institution graduate required to teach subjects for the New Zealand Certificate in Engineering. Tutor Grade I, II or 111 (5) AGRICULTURE. To teach practising farmers, preentry students, and farm cadets. Ability to teach sheep farming, dairy farming, or arable farming. University qualifications with good practical experience. (6) BUILDING TECHNOLOGY. Diploma holder required with good practical experience to teach subjects for New Zealand Certificates in Building, Quantity Surveying and Architectural Draughting. (7) CIVIL ENGINEERING. Qualifications of at least New Zealand Certificate in Engineering. To teach students in Technicians Certification Authority courses. Good practical experience essential. (8) HORTICULTURE. Graduate or diploma holder required to teach apprentices and students for National Diploma of Horticulture. (9) QUANTITY SURVEYING. Professionally qualified man required to teach to the standard of the New Zealand Certificates in Building and Quantity Surveying. For further particulars and application forms, apply to the Principal. New Zealand Technical Correspondence Institute, P.O. Box 30-335, Lower Hutt. I 7428