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VACANCY GENERAL CANTERBURY Rifle Assn. Inc. Caterer wanted. Sunday and Monday, December 27 and 28, .1970, West Melton Rifle Range. Morning tea, midday lunch, and afternoon tea required. Inquiries to 36 Slater Street, Christchurch 1. Phone 895-731, by September 30, 1970. EARN ssss at home. Make lovely soft toys. Will increase your pay packet. We supply kit. Send for free exciting illustrated booklet, "Crafts,” Box 264, Wanganui. MWS CLEANER CLEANER Required for Riccarton area. 3.30 p.m. to 5.30 p.m. weekdays. PHONE 557-573.

ACCOUNTANT REQUIRED DUE TO PROMOTIONS within the organisation, the Trustees Executors require an Accountant for their Timaru office. The successful applicant, male or female, should nave had some years of experience in general accounts work. Experience in trust accounting and taxation work would be an advantage but this is not essential as training will be provided. The position calls for a person of some maturity able to deal personally with clients of the company and to control the work of other staff. An attractive commencing salary is offered and a subsidised staff superannuation plan is available. Apply in writing to: THE MANAGER, THE TRUSTEES EXECUTORS CO., LTD, P.O. Box 8, Timaru. MALE OR FEMALE SENIOR CLERK We require the services of an experienced clerk to undertake a variety of office duties including control of office tax systems, preparation of annual accounts and tax returns and general audit duties. The basic requirement is experience in accounting practice and an age range of from 20 to 55 years of age will qualify for the position which is a permanent appointment. The salary payable will be amply commensurate with the duties involved. Apply in writing to:— R. H. MITCHELL SON and EGDEN, P.O. Box 429, Christchurch. 3575 PUBLIC SERVICE TRAINEESHIPS THE STATE SERVICES COMMISSION offers traineeships with good career prospects and satisfying work for young people with the minimum of entrance to Form VI, but preferably with University Entrance, or studying for it this year. VACANCY No. 21 (a) Department of Agriculture. Interesting work at Ruakura Agricultural Research Centre, Hamilton; Horticultural Research Centre, Levin; Waliaceville Animal Research Centre, Upper Hutt; Invermay Agricultural Research Centre, Mosgiel; and departmental offices throughout New Zealand. Those appointed will assist in research including chemistry, bacteriology, microbiology, general agriculture and horticulture. Applicants should advise subjects and marks in School Certificate or University Entrance. For outstanding trainess University study will be made possible. Applicants should be under 19 years of age on January 1, 1970. VACANCY No. 21 (b) Department of Agriculture, Dairy Division. Positions are available for technical trainees in the Division’s laboratories at Auckland, Mt Maunganui, New Plymouth and Wellington. The work is interesting and carries responsibility for grading export dairy produce. Positions are also available for investigational work at. Waliaceville. VACANCY No. 31. Forester Trainees. The New Zealand Forest Service is recruiting boys for professional training in forest research and management. Applicants will be selected from two groups, boys with University Entrance in science subjects and an excellent school record and those studying at a University for a science degree. After a short induction course at Rotorua early next year, successful applicants will be sponsored for a 4-year course B.For.Sc. at Canterbury University. Students can arrange to take the first year at one of the other New Zealand universities but must attend Canterbury University for the second and subsequent years. VACANCY No. 32. Ranger Trainees. The New Zealand Forest Service invites applicants under 20 years of age, in good health and of good physique. The minimum requirement is the entry qualification into Form VI with a pass in mathematics and good marks in English. A pass or at least good marks in either biology or chemistry is an advantage. Training is spread over 4 years following an induction course at Rotorua in January. The first year is spent in practical, forest work and this is followed by a year in the Ranger School, Rotorua. Trainees undertake a correspondence course in their first year and during this first two year period complete the examinations required for the T.C.A. Forest Ranger Certificate. Two further years of field work on different forests with increasing experience in supervision precedes the granting of a Ranger Certificate and appointment as assistant ranger. The duties of a ranger consist of forest management, planning and organising work, and the control of junior staff. Further information regarding these traineeships may be obtained from the Senior Training Officer, New Zealand Forest Service, Private Bag, Wellington. VACANCY No. 23. The Department of Scientific and Industrial Research has vacancies for approximately 20 technical trainees, in the general fields of physics, mechanical engineering, biology, chemistry and geology. Almost all vacancies are in the North Island. Trainees appointed for physics and for biology will be centrally trained for two years and may then be posted to a D.S.I.R. Division anywhere in New Zealand. For this reason male applicants are preferred. Minimum entry qualification is lower sixth-form certificate or lower sixth-form certificate with either mathematics and the appropriate science subject, or two science subjects. Appointees will be expected to continue with study towards the New Zealand Certicate in Science. Leave on pay to attend Polytechnic classes, or block courses where necessary, will be granted. VACANCY No. 70. Engineering Trainees. A number of Engineering Trainees will be appointed by the New Zealand Electricity Department in Auckland, Hamilton. Napier, Palmerston North, Nelson, Christchurch, Dunedin and Invercargill. A training course incorporating fully paid leave towards N.Z.C.E. (Electrical, Civil, Mechanical, and Telecommunications) is followed. In the first year basic training will be given in one of the department’s Technical Training Centres at Auckland, Palmerston North or Christchurch. In the first year trainees will specialise in one of the many interesting and challenging branches of work offered in the expanding field of electricity generation (Hydro and Thermal), electricity transmission, testing and communications. Engineering Trainees become Engineering Assistants on completion of training, and promotion on merit can result in appointment to Engineering Officer positions at salaries in excess of $5500 p.a. Applicants should preferably have at least four exemptions towards N.Z.C.E. through School Certicate and University Entrance passes in Mathematics, Science or Engineering subjects. MISCELLANEOUS. The Ministry of Works has vacancies for Field Assistants at various locations and laboratory technicians in main centres and on power projects. The New Zealand Forest Service has vacancies tor Junior Woodsmen, Vacancy No. 27, at various locations. . Further information is available from the Staff Training Officer at the Wellington Office of the department concerned. Inquiries about Vacancy No. 23 should be addressed to the Director-General, D.5.1.R., PO. Box 8018, Wellington, giving full details of scholastic attainments. No guarantee can be made that employment will be available in the centre desired. APPLICATIONS for the above positions should be made on Form PS 17A obtainable from any Post Office, and sent to the Secretary, State Services Commission, P.O. Box 8004, Wellington. The closing date is September 30, except for D.S.I.R. Vacancy No. 23 and N.Z. Electricity Department Vacancy No. 70, November 16, and Junior Woodsmen, Vacancy No. 27. November 30. Please quote appropriate vacancy numbers.