VACANCY GENERAL i DRAUGHTING CAREERS Vacancy No. 9/1970 Young people looking for an interesting and rewarding . career in Draughting are in- 1 vited to apply for Draughting Cadetships available in a number of Government Departments at the end of this year. The minimum educational qualification is School Certificate sufficient for entry to Form VI, including a 50 per cent pass in Mathematics. Students sitting this year may apply, but ap- ■ pointment would be subject to gaining the above qualification. Some Departments offer positions as Draughting Assistants for girls who do not have the | above qualifications but who have some ability in drawing or art. Commencing salaries are $1296 with School Certificate | subjects for entry to Form VI, increased after six months to $1486 with Lower Sixth Form Certificate. Commencing with University Entrance the salary is $1486 increased after six months to $1686 with Higher School Certificate. Subject to satisfactory performance, salaries are increased by annual increments up to $3173. There are excellent prospects of further promotion on merit. First-class training is given and cadets are assisted in their studies for the N.Z. Certificates in Draughting or Engineering. Training will be in one or more of the following fields of draughting— Civil, Mechanical, Electrical, ; Survey, Architectural, Cartographic, Photogrammetric, Community Planning, Computing, Navigational Charting. Cadetships will be available in most centres with the following Departments:— MINISTRY OF WORKS LANDS AND SURVEY N.Z. ELECTRICITY N.Z. FOREST SERVICE A limited number of (Jadetships may also be available with the following Departments ""MINISTRY OF DEFENCE (NAVY) AUCKLAND AND WELLINGTON ONLY, MINISTRY OF TRANSPORT (CIVIL AVIATION) - WELLINGTON ONLY, SCIENTI- i FIC AND INDUSTRIAL RE- ’ SEARCH WELLINGTON ONLY, , VALUATION, MAORI AND | ISLAND AFFAIRS. Applications, to be made on i Form PS 17A, available from i all Post Offices, should be addressed to the Secretary, State Services Commission, P.O. Box 8004, Wellignton. Please quote Vacancy No. 9. APPLICATIONS CLOSE ON SEPTEMBER 1, 1970. Interviews will take place between mid-September and the end of October. Those appointed should be prepared to take up appointment in other than their local centre if required. TECHNICIAN \ A technician is required for the preparation and filing of botanical specimens in the Herbarium. The applicant should have an interest in the classification of plants and in curating specimens of all plant groups. Minimum qualifications required School Certificate or entry to Form VI with a preference for a person who has studied biology. Salary up to $2891 p.a. depending on qualifications and experience. An allowance for bus fares would be paid for appointee living some distance from Lincoln. Please apply in writing to: The Director, Botany Division, D.5.1.R., Private Bag, Christchurch. 3910 TEACHER AID APPLICATIONS are called for a position at Christchurch South Intermediate School as from September 7, 1970. Address replies to: A. A. PULLAR, 248 Takahe Drive, CHRISTCHURCH 2. 3316 WANTED A SPECIALITY Sales Representa tive, or one who likes to be trained as such. Own car an advantage, but not a must. The product is sold, Dominion wide, and is well known. The position is for the Canterbury Branch. Phone 294-779 after 7 p.m., or write to Box 2136, Christchurch 7571 EXPERIENCED) SHED HANDS Male or Female. Phone 89-141, Timaru. 8703 SITUATIONS WANTEDMALES ACTIVE youths (two), 15 years, require work August holidays. Phone 859-185. X 3564 GARDENER, qualified, all types gardening. Phone 859-871. HIGH school boy seeks job in holidays. Ph. 584-848. KEEN youth (16), wants work for three weeks. Ph. 81-993. RELIABLE high school boy requires employment during school holidays. Keen worker. Phone 45-818. SHEARING and crutching. Ph. 8877 Kaiapoi. X 2933 YOUNG married man, very adaptable, last 5 years in motor sales, good knowledge of motor trades and building trade (qualified joiner), seeks new position or consider managing or leasing small business. Reply to Box 3400 “Press.” 3 Christian students require gardening, roof painting or other jobs. Ph, 359-844. SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALES CAPABLE young lady requires in town or country home, domestic work, very fond of children', good refs. Z 3562 •‘Press.” X 3562 DUTCH girl, 27 years of age, wants job in tree or shrub nursery, or garden assistant from landscape or garden architect, interested in forestry. Has experience from The Netherlands, Germany, Switzerland and Scandinavia. References on request. Z 3263 “Press.” DIGBY student requires holiday employment, anything considered. Ph. 384-656. EXPERIENCED typist would like typing to do at home. Phone 841-158. 19-year-old girl, 4 years secondary professional education, over 12 months general nursing experience, seeks employment in job where meeting and talking to people of all backgrounds, very interested in travel. Ph. 887-993. SITUATIONS WANTED—FARM WORK EXPERIENCED married couple require permanent position on mixed farm. Apply Z 2735 "Press.” X 2735 MACHINE shearer requires shearing or stand, clean job. Phone 327-608 Chch. YOUTH, 151 years, strong, good worker, requires position on farm during school holidays. Please ring 43-896 or 42 Avonhead R0ad.X3192 CROSCO Tree and Fence Service. Three . Surgery, Chainsawing, Hedges , and Stumpy removed. Blasting, Fences and Yards. ( B. HOLDER, Phone 73-417, Chch.
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