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VACANCY MALES APPRENTICES FOR CARPENTRY APPLICATIONS are now being received from boys intending to enter the building trade in the New Year. A thorough knowledge in all aspects of carpentry will be taught and boys wishing to acquire qualifications should apply now for an interview. Phone 64-262, T. E. MARRIOTT AND SON, LTD, Building Contractors. 3121 ARE YOU LEAVING SCHOOL THIS YEAR? THEN WHY NOT CONSIDER A REWARDING TRADE AS AN ELECTRICAL APPRENTICE WE INVITE INTERVIEWS from lads who feel they have the necessary aptitude to make a career in this important trade. Excellent training will be given, and the work covers domestic, industrial and maintenance duties. We are a recognised progressive firm, who takes an interest in their staff and can assure the successful lads of a rewarding future. Apply now: HOWE AND FITZWILLIAM, LTD, Electrical Contractors. Phones 62-126. After hours 841-689. 3168 ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER NEW ZEALAND UNIVERSITY STUDENTS’ ASSOCIATION AN OPENING is available for the above newlycreated position, to commence work in our Wellington office on January 11, 1971. Duties include: (a) the management of the N.Z.U.S.A. office; (b) The organisation of N.Z.U.S.A.’s national meetings; (c) the administration of N.Z.U.S.A.’s commercial activities. The position would suit a person qualified and experienced in commerce or administration. The ability to get along with people is essential. Salary scale: $3OOO x $2OO-$4OOO per annum. All enquiries shall be treated in confidence and should be addressed to Mr P. H. Grocott, P. O. Box 6368, Wellington. Telephone 555-795. Applications close October 31, 1970. 3074 ASSISTANT SMALLGOODS FOREMAN ASSISTANT PELTS FOREMAN TO HELP COPE WITH PLANNED EXPANSION AT OUR WORKS, OCEAN BEACH, WE WILL SHORTLY HAVE OPENINGS FOR THE ABOVE PERMANENT POSITIONS. Applicants need not have had experience in the meat freezing industry as full training will be given. The successful applicants should: * Be ambitious and under 35 years of age; * Have had a sound education; * Possess the potential for supervisory development. Prospects are excellent for promotion to senior positions. Salary will be in accordance with age and qualifications. Benefits include a subsidised superannuation scheme after a qualifying period. Removal expenses and housing will be discussed at the interview stage. Applications, in writing, to be addressed to: The Works Manager, THE OCEAN BEACH FREEZING CO, LTD, Ocean Beach, Southland. 3967

AIR TRAFRCCONTROL CADETS CIVIL AVIATION DIVISION MINISTRY OF TRANSPORT (VACANCY NO. 37) THE MINISTRY of Transport invites applications from young men with a positive interest in aviation who wish to make a career in Air Traffic Control. AGE: Applicants must be not less than 18 and preferably not more than 21 on January 1, 1971. EDUCATION: University Entrance with a pass in mathematics and preferably also in physics or science is essential, but students who are candidates for the University Entrance Examination this year may be considered. MEDICAL FITNESS: This is a prime requirement and applicants will be required to pass stringent medical examinations. TRAINING: Cadetships commence on January 25, 1971, and are for approximately three years. Training will include flying instruction as a pilot, tuition in air navigation, meteorology, theory of flight, air traffic control practices and procedures and allied subjects. Courses of instruction are interspersed with practical air traffic control training at airports throughout New Zealand. SALARY: Commencing salaries will be in accordance with educational qualifications and age. With University Entrance and no other relevant work experience the commencing salary will be $1486 a year and with Higher School Certificate $1486 increasing to $1686 a year after six months. Subject to satisfactory performance, salaries increase by annual increments, the present maximum for the scale being $2831. PROMOTION: On completion of cadetships and qualification for an Air Traffic Controllers’ Certificate, cadets will be promoted to Air Traffic Control Officers at a salary of $3813 a year (on present rates) and an initial maximum of $4544. Subsequently, when qualified for and employed on radar duties, there is automatic promotion to the next grade which has a salary range (at present rates) of $4719 to $5130 a year and there are good prospects for further promotion on a competitive basis. Salary is supplemented by penal rates and shift allowances for work on weekends, public holidays and at night. BOND: Cadets will be bonded, on entry, to serve in the New Zealand Public Service for a period of five years from the date of certification as an Air Traffic Control Officer. APPLICATIONS: Applications for entry in 1971 are to be made on Form P.S. 17A (obtainable from all Post Offices) and should be accompanied by: (a) a recent full length photograph (which will be returned); (b) a copy of a testimonial from the Principal of the school being attended or last attended; (c) details of School Certificate, University Entrance and other recent examination results; (d) a short hand-written essay on “My Interest in Aviation.” Applications, quoting Vacancy No. 37, should be addressed to: The Secretary, State Services Commission, P.O. Box 8004, Wellington. Closing date for applications is November 12, 1970. SELECTION: Those chosen for final selection will be interviewed, aptitude tested and medically examined in Auckland early in December. Further information may be obtained from any office of the Civil Aviation Division, Ministry of Transport. 3969