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Press, Volume CIX, Issue 32032, 5 July 1969, Page 29

VACANCIES—MALES WELLINGTON ACCLIMATISATION SOCIETY THE SOCIETY REQUIRES a SECRETARY who has the administrative ability to control a small office which services an elected Council and a field staff of three. Details of the position may be obtained from the Society’s office, Box 1884, Telephone 45-640, 68 Willis Street, Wellington. 8037 I WORKSTUDY ENGINEER FOOTWEAR INDUSTRY WE REQUIRE a man experienced in Modern Method Study and Work measurement practice, preferably in our own Industry for our Work Study Department. He must be capable of investigating method improvement, control standards for labour and materials, and provide information for management resulting from such assignments. The work will include plant layout and developing of methods which will improve productivity and reduce costs. Salary and conditions are in keeping with what would be expected of a large and progressive Company. Superannuation is available after a short qualifying period. Applications in writing, giving details of experience, qualificaton and age, should be addressed to: ; The Secretary, Suckling Bros., Ltd P.O. Box 358, Chrstchurcb. 3919 WOOL GLASSERS APPLICATIONS, marked CONFIDENTIAL, are invited front suitably qualified persons for the undermentioned positions. Ability to control staff essential. I (1) HEAD CLASSER j: The successful applicant will require to be fully • I experienced in all facets of Broker Classing and II Binning; be a Registered Broker Classer and the holder of a Diploma in Wool Classing from either Massey or >1 Lincoln Agricultural Universities. (2) CLASSER This applicant will require to have had at least five years’, experience of Broker Classing of both oddments i and fleece wools. He must be the holder of a diploma in Wool Classing from either of the above Institutions. He need not be a Registered Broker Classer but would be expected to qualify as such within a reasonable period. ' AGE: (1) Preferably 25 to 40 years; (2) Preferably 22 to 25 years SALARIES: By negotiation, but certainly in excess I of current Award provisions. j SUPERANNUATION: A very good scheme is in J operation. STAFF PURCHASING PRIVILEGES: Give worthwhile savings. Assistance with HOUSING and HOUSEHOLD shifting available. i Applications will be treated in STRICT CONFIDi ENCE and should be ADDRESSED TO:— THE WOOL MANAGER, I FREEMAN R. JACKSON/NEWTON KING, LTD, WOOL BROKERS. P.O. Box 476, Wanganui. 3340 WOOL RESEARCH ORGANISATION OF NEW ZEALAND (INC.) LINCOLN THE WOOL RESEARCH Organisation is a scientific institution financed jointly by the New Zealand Wool Board, the Woolscouring and Wool Textile Manufacturing Industries, and by Government to undertake research on wool. Its modern, well equipped laboratories and workshops at Lincoln were opened in 1967 and the number of staff now employed is more than 60. Further appointments are planned and applications are invited for the positions detailed below, which offer excellent opportunities for suitably qualified people. RESEARCH CHEMIST A physical or organic chemist with an Honours or higher degree is sought for the Fibre Modification Section of the Organisation’s laboratory which is currently engaged on research projects dealing with polymer deposition, flame resistance and ion exchange. Applications from persons expecting to complete their degree this year will be considered. MECHANICAL ENGINEER A professionally qualified engineer is sought to assist the Chief Mechanical Engineer in an accelerating programme of materials handling research—initially on high pressure packaging of wool for export—and also on the provision and maintenance of laboratory equipment, buildings and services. A University degree, membership of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers, or equivalent qualification is required. Applicants whoh ave special interests in particular fields of mathematics, metallurgy, refrigeration, instrumentation, etc., should supply details of same. TEXTILE MACHINERY TECHNICIAN A Technician experienced in the maintenance and operation of textile machinery is sought to assist in the setting up and running of a pilot plant to be established by the Organisation for the development of new and improved textile products and processes using New Zealand Crossbred wool. Initially the successful appointee will be required to recondition and operate a range of drawing, spinning, winding and finishing machinery which is already available. Later, the duties will involve yarn-making, dyeing and finishing machinery to be installed in the pilot plant which will be set up adjacent to the Organisation’s Laboratories. Commencing salaries for these positions will be based on qualifications and experience of the successful applicants. Superannuation is available. An allowance towards travel to Lincoln is also provided. Written applications for these positions, giving full particulars of age. qualifications, and experience, should be forwarded to: The Secretary, WOOL RESEARCH ORGANISATION OF N.Z. (INC.), Private Bag, Christchurch 3069 "THE PRESS" CLASSIFIEDS DIAL 50<199. Until 9 p.m. Daily, for insertion the following day SELL ALL DAY - Advertise in the MORNING.