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Press, Volume CX, Issue 32394, 5 September 1970, Page 27

VACANCY MALES STOREMAN PACKER A FAST expanding pharmaceutical Company requires reliable, conscientious man, 25-45 years old. Apply: MANAGER, PHONE 30-647 (BUS. HRS) OR 78-231 A.H. • 2116 SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT EXPERIENCED man required for normal service station duties. Overtime available. This Is a permanent position and excellent wages are offered. Apply to: The Manager. SANSOM’S GARAGE, LTD, 281 TUAM STREET. PHONE 78-308 for an interview. t 2280

STONEMASON WE require a good granite mason for our Christchurch factory. Variety of monumental and building work, working extended hours. Apply giving experience to— CANTERBURY STONE CO, LTD, P.O. BOX 4009, CHRISTCHURCH. 2305

SOCKBURN VEHICLE TESTING STATION VEHICLE INSPECTOR THE above station requires a Vehicle Inspector (A grade or certified). Attractive salary with regular overtime. For further particulars please apply in person or ring the station supervisor, phone 46-321. B. A. THOMPSON. Station Supervisor. 129 Main South Road, Sockburn. 3337

TRAINING OFFICER TEMPLETON HOSPITAL AND TRAINING SCHOOL Have a vacancy for a Training Officer or an Occupational Instructor in the Printing Section of the Training Department. Preference will be given to applicants with printing experience to enable the management of a Letterpress printing unit which also involves the participation and training of teenagers and adults.

For conditions of appointment including salary details, please apply in writing to the Medical Superintendent, TEMPLETON HOSPITAL AND TRAINING SCHOOL, Private Bag. CHRISTCHURCH. or PHONE 497-199 <8 a.m.-4.30 p.m.) 3079 TELECOMMUNICATIONS TECHNICAL CADETS

Vacancy No. 22 i THE Civil Aviation Division, Ministry of Transport, has vacancies for youths, who will be not more than 18$ years of age at the end of 1970, for career training on work associated with the installation and maintenance of the wide range of ground telecommunications equipment necessary for the safe and efficient running of modern air transport. Entry io Form VI with at least 50 per cent in Mathematics is essential. University Entrance is preferred. Cadets receive practical training at the Division’s workshops in Wellington, together with daytime tuition at a Technical Institute. Cadets are required to study for the Radio Technicians Certificate, together with the Supplementary Certificate in Radio, and Radar and Telegraphy to Civil Aviation standards. Staff are encouraged to study for the New Zealand Certificate in Engineering (Telecommunications). The full training period covers five years, of which at least three years are spent at the Wellington workshops, followed by a period in the field gaining experience as a maintenance technician. Cadets are bonded on appointment to remain in the Public Service for a period of three years after completion of the daytime courses at the Technical Institute. Applicants must not be colour blind. Further information is obtainable from the Superintendent, Telecommunications Services, Ministry of Transport, Private ! Bag, Wellington. Applications close October 2, 1970, with the Secretary, State Services Commission, P.O. Box 8004, Wellington. Applicants should use form PS 17A obtainable from Post Offices, and should enclose copies of testimonials and quote vacancy 22. 8127