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Press, Volume CIX, Issue 32119, 15 October 1969, Page 23

VACANCIES—MALIS PRACTICAL MAN WE have an Interesting vacancy lor a man with Engineering or Woodworking background. The work la clean, light, and well paid. Apply the— MANAGER. HUGH B. BOWER AND CO., LTD, 232 TUAM STREET.

VACANCIES—MALIS ’ PART-TIME EMPLOYMENT WE have a vacancy for a reliable man in our Packaging Department for 4 or 5 hours daily, starting at 7 or 8 a.m. Please apply to: The Secretary, MACFARLANE TRADING CO., LTD. Fruit and Produce Merchants and Auctioneers, Phone 60-879, Christchurch. 7961

SCHOOL LEAVERS THE CANTERBURY Education Board has vacancies for students leaving school at the end of the academic , year. The positions provide excellent starting points • for young men embarking on a clerical career and excellent conditions of employment, including superannuation, are offered. The salary scale tn the basic grade is a generous one and ample opportunities exist for future promotion. Preference will be given to students at present in Form VI. Full details on application to the Secretary-Mana-ger, Canterbury Education Board, P.O. Box 2610, Christchurch i 7061 STATE ADVANCES CORPORATION URBAN FIELD CADETS FOR TRAINING AS URBAN VALUERS YOUNG MEN 18 or under who have U.E. with Mathe- , mattes or expected to gain it this year. TRAINING—4-year course for Diploma in Urban Valuation at Auckland University. Lecture leave on full pay. : PRACTICAL TRAINING—in Year 1, Introduction to the work of the Corporation and a course in architectural drawing at the Polytech. Also on full pay. Year 2—working with leading builders on the job. Years 3 and 4—field work training in property management and valuation. DIPLOMA completed, cadets are posted as valuers to offices in main cities and towns. Preferences met as far as possible. SALARY—Commencing pay according to qualification on Public Service scale. Regular increments. Minii mum salary on completion of Diploma and on Registration Generous leave and study assistance, excellent promotion prospects. | INFORMATION folders and application forms may be obtained from any office of State Advances or State Services Commission. Closing date, October 15. but late applications will be considered to the end of November. STATE ADVANCES CORPORATION ’ 3550 STUDY AWARDS IN ARCHITECTURE AWARDS FOR STUDY in architecture are offered by the State Services Commission for 1970. These awards provide excellent opportunities for students to attend University full-time to complete the degree of Bachelor of Architecture or the Diploma in Architecture at the University of Auckland, thus enabling them to qualify professionally for a career in the Public Service. School leavers who have included physics and mathematics in their University Entrance and Higher School Certificate passes are eligible to apply. Applications are also invited from students who have completed, or who hope to complete this year, Architecture Intermediate or any subsequent stage in study for a degree in architecture. Provided that satisfactory progress is maintained the awards are renewed annually until the degree or diploma is completed. ALLOWANCES (a) The Architectural Study Awards are tenable with University Fees or Fees and Allowances Bursaries and with Junior Scholarships. In addition, an allowance of $3OO for the academic year is paid. (b) Boarding allowance when applicable for Fees and allowances Bursars will be paid by the Education Department. A bursar who is eligible for a Fees Bursary only and who is required to live away from home, will be paid a boarding allowance of $2OO for the academic year by his department (c) A married student will be paid a marriage allowance of $350 each academic year in addition to other allowances. This allowance will be reduced by the amount of any boarding allowance received. After graduation successful applicants are required to serve in the Public Service for a number qf years equal to that for which assistance has been granted. Application forms and further information on the terms and conditions of these awards may be obtained from the Commissioner of Works, Post Office Box 12041, Wellington North, with whom applications close on November 7, 1969. Please quote vacancy No. 30 on your application form. Interviews will be held during the second week in December and final selection for the awards will be made before Christmas. 7968 FWZSSF QUALITY CONTROLLER J. WATTIE CANNERIES, LTD A POSITION will be available next year at our new factory at Hornby for a Quality Controller. Duties will consist of close supervision of all stages of the production processes to ensure that the company’s stringent quality standards are maintained. A period of training at the company’s head office in Hastings will be arranged. Applicants should possess at least University Entrance. Experience in similar fields, particularly in food industry, would be desirable but not essential A salary commensurate with qualifications and experience will be offered, and prospects within this new and expanding branch of the company are good for a person with initiative and a sense of responsibility. Please reply in writing to:— “Quality Controller,” J. WATTIE CANNERIES, LTD, P.O. Box 16-083, Hornby. 3559