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VACANCIES—MALtS HOTEL MANAGER DUE TO EXPANSION, a progressive hotel company requires a manager for one of its properties. Successful applicant must be fully experienced in all facets of administration and qualified by past accomplishments to control and promote food, accommodation and liquor departments, and to be able to demonstrate the ability to work to a planned profit goal. Salaty will be by negotiation and superannuation scheme is available. Applications will be treated as strictly confidential. Apply to: The Personnel Officer. THE CAMPBELL and EHRENFRIED CO., LTD, P.O. Box 112, Auckland 1. '9069 J. MERCER & SONS, LTD WE HAVE VACANCIES for men Or youths in the following trades: Bin Moulders (Non Ferrous) Sheetmetal Workers Stainless Steel Fabricators Argon Arc Welders Alloy Road Tankers Sink Unit Manufacturing Appiy Personnel Manager, 347 MOORHOUSE AVENUE, CHRISTCHURCH. ■ 9151 LOOM TUNER AN EXPERIENCED LOOM TUNER is required to train on our new Snoeck pirnless Looms. Ability to work overtime and shift work is essential and in return good wages and bonus will be paid. Good house accommodation is available at nominal rental and staff buying privileges assist in personal shopping. Please apply:— MILLERS WORSTED MILLS, LTD, 179 Pages Road. Aranui, Christchurch. 4921 MARKETING RESEARCH EXECUTIVE THE New Zealand office of the largest international Marketing Research Organisation is looking for a man to be trained as a Client Service Executive. Applicants should be within the 26-32 age group and should have had experience in some aspect of the marketing of Consumer Goods. A University Graduate in Commerce or Economics will be preferred. His work will ultimately involve the study, analysis, interpretation and evaluation of Marketing Statistics. He will act as our Representative at Top Management level amongst a group of our clients The successful applicant will be required to travel overseas in the immediate future to undergo initial training and subsequently reside in Wellington. An excellent commencing salary will be paid. Its amount will depend upon the applicant’s qualifications and general business experience. A Company car will be provided upon completion of training. Contributory superannuation is available. Applications (which will be treated with strictest confidence) should be in writing and are to contain full details of Educational background together with job history. These should be addressed to: THE NEW ZEALAND MANAGER, A. C. NIELSEN PTY, LIMITED, P.O. Box 2464, WELLINGTON. 5371

MARKETING SUPERVISOR MUNICIPAL ELECTRICITY DEPARTMENT, WELLINGTON APPLICATIONS are now invited from competent and energetic men for the new position of Marketing Supervisor. The successful applicant will be expected to coordinate and control the Showroom and Commercial sections Of the M.E.D. and to promote the programme necessary to ensure the Department’s continuing advance in the energy sales market. The commencing salary will depend on the qualifications and experience of the successful applicant anfi will be within the range of 54025 to 85290 per annum. Conditions of appointment are obtainable from the office of the General Manager, Municipal Electricity Department, Private Bag, Wellington, where applications will close at 12 noon on Friday, March 20, 1970. Applications must be enclosed in envelopes endorsed "Marketing Supervisor.” I. A. McCUTCHEON. GENERAL MANAGER. .5360 NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING SALESMAN OWING to the continuing development in New Plymouth. Taranaki Newspapers, Ltd, has a vacancy for an advertising representative, preferably with newspaper experience,. Congenial city and interesting work in a progressive company publishing two daily newspapers and with outstanding fringe benefits including profitsharing and membership of the N.Z. Newspapers, LtdProvident Fund. Realistic salary. Please apply to: THE ADVERTISING MANAGER. TARANAKI NEWSPAPERS, LTD, BOX 444. NEW PLYMOUTH. Telephone 6559: after hours 35-073. 5329 OPENINGS FOR JOURNALISTS IN WANGANUI THE ‘‘WANGANUI CHRONICLE," a daily morning newspaper serving the Wanganui City and a widespread country area, requires three journalists in the Jl-3 grouping. Two are required as reporters and preference will be given to those with a knowledge of sports. Hours will principally be confined to days with a minimum of evening assignments. A sub-editor of between JI and J 3 grading is also required to fit in with a newly-devised sub-editing pattern operating under the latest Web offset printihg methods. Again a knowledge'of sport and racing would be an advantage. THE EDITOR, "WANGANUI CHRONICLE,” P.O. BOX 433, WANGANUI. 6353