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VACANCIES—FEMALES SENIOR SHORTHAND TYPIST CITY LEGAL OFFICE. Houri: 3 a.m.-S p.m. Pleat* apply:— MALLEY MAHON and CO.. Solicitor*, 772 COLOMBO STREET. CHRISTCHURCH. PHONS 49-622. M43 STAFF ROOM ATTENDANT LADY under 45 years of age and of pleasant personality required for light cleaning duties. Hours 8 a m. to 1 p.m. Apply:— Miss Glanvllle, WOOLWORTHS (N.Z.), LTD, High Street.

TYPISTE-CLERK WE require a competent TyplsteClerk in tbs 19-21 age group to work in our sales office. Duties Include phone sales, Invoicing. stock control, typing and general office work. A salary of 328 per week will be paid to the succesaful applicant. Apply:— PATERSON and ROBERTSON; LTD, *63 ST ASAPH STREET. PHONE 66-064. "The Homs of Patro Fabrics.” 7147 TYPIST CLERK FIRESTONE TIRE AND RUBBER CO., of N.Z., LTD, require the services of a young lady aged 18-19 years at the head office at Papanui. The position would suit a person wno finds satisfaction in presenting work of a good standard. Shorthand Is not required. Office hours are 37i hours a week. Persons desiring an Interview are asked to RING 526-128 7122 WAITRESS

BEATS AND CO., require a fulltime experienced Waitress, must be clean and efficient, with good personality. Good wages and staff buying privileges. Apply:— MR S. WILLIAMS, Catering Manager, BEATH & CO, LTD, CASHEL STREET. VACANCIES—PROFESSIONAL HOUSE SURGEONS AND MEDICAL REGISTRAR, 1970 APPLICATIONS are invited for the positions of Junior Medical Officers at Cook Hospital, Gisborne, in 1976. Excellent married accommodation is available. Salary and conditions of appointment will be in accordance with the Hospital Employment Regulations. Further particulars may be obtained from the Medical Superintendent, Cook Hospital, Gisborne, to whom applications should be addressed. P. J BETTERIDGE,

Secretary, Cook Hospital Board. ________9Bs? PLAY CENTRE SUPERVISOR SUPERVISOR For the Redwood Play Centre, Monday morning and Wednesday afternoon. Canterbury or N.Z. Play Centre Certificate required. Written applications by Friday. August 29. to Secretary, 8 Freebairn St, Christchurch 5. 9984 QUEEN ELIZABETH HOSPITAL APPLICATIONS are invited from registered Physiotherapists for the following two vacancies at Queen Elizabeth Hospital. Rotorua:— (A) Assistant Charge Physiotherapist preferably with experience In hydrotherapy; (B) Staff Physiotherapist for both physiotherapy and hydrotherapy duties. Salary and conditions in accordance with the Hospital Employment (Physiotherapists') Regulations. Applications should be made to the Charge Physiotherapist Queen Elizabeth Hospital, P.O. Box 513 Rotorua. 9985

VACANCIES—PROFESSIONAL WEST COAST HOSPITAL BOARD WHOLE TIME ANAESTHETIST 2 Grey Hospital, Greymouth, New Zealand APPLICATIONS ARE INVITED for the above positions from suitable qualified Medical Officers registerable in New Zealand. There are two vacancies for the above posts based at Grey Hospital. The positions are of Specialist status and applicants should have been qualified for a minimum period of eight years, have had five years experience in the speciality and possess an appropriate higher qualification. Salary and conditions will be in accordance with the Hospital Employment (Medical Officers) Regulations in the Scale $6090-58100, plus Special Incentive Allowance for Hospital Medical Officers employed on the West Coast ranging from $3OO-$4OO. The commencing rate will be determined by the Director General of Health, having regard to qualifications and previous experience. Housing may be available and can be the subject of negotiation with applicants. The Anaesthetic, Resuscitation and allied services for the whole region are to be re-organised, co-ordinated and improved. The scheme is dependant upon the appointment of Two Full Time Specialists who will work in close conjunction and share responsibility by agreement for routine list surgery of 3 hospitals, for some emergency work at Grey Hospital, and for the organisation and maintenance of first aid resuscitation and emergency respiratory care and parental therapy procedures (in collaboration with local Specialists and Technologists and an advisory Haematologist) for the whole region. They may also be required to train part-time visiting medical staff as relief anaesthetists for all hospitals. Dr D. T. Chisholm, Director of Anaesthesia, Christchurch Hospital, could also advise enquirers. Conditions of appointment and further information are available from the Superintendent-in-Chief, West Coast Hospital Board, P.O. Box 387, Greymouth, to whom applications should be addressed. P. E. KERRIDGE, Acting Secretary. 9825