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Press, Volume CX, Issue 32430, 17 October 1970, Page 27

VACANCY MALES JUNIOR CLERK A POSITION is available for a young man with Initiative and ambition to fulfil a vacancy in our Christchurch office. Apply: Manager, MID-CANTERBURY TRANSPORT, Cass Street, Christchurch. Phone 30-583.' 3263 1 JUNIOR CLERK THE CANTERBURY EDUCATION BOARD has a vacancy for a Junior Clerk. The position provides an excellent opportunity for a student leaving school at the end of the academic year and desirous of embarking on a clerical career. Good conditions of employment, including superannuation, are offered. The basic grade salary is a generous one with commencing rates in accordance with qualifications A bright, intelligent lad can be assured of ample opportunities for promotion beyond the basic grade. Preference will be given to students at present in Form VI. Minimum acceptable qualification is School Certificate. Applications should be made to the General Manager, Canterbury Education Board, P.O. Box 2610, Christchurch. W. P. SPENCER, General Manager. ' 3313 JOURNALISTS THE DAILY POST wants two men to fill positions of responsibility with a newspaper which is recognised as a leader in its field. This could be what you are looking for. SUB EDITOR, JB-J9 REPORTER, JB-J9 The reporter will act as deputy chief reporter and will have ample scope to develop ideas. The sub-editor will work with a young team and will find scope for utilising the very latest in offset printing and modern type setting. This is a chance to join a progressive newspaper which is growing with the boom area of the North Island. Include references and full details of experience and age when applying, in writing only, to: The Editor, “DAILY POST," Box 537, Rotorua. 9201 JUSTICE DEPARTMENT PRISON OFFICER CADETS Vacancy No. 48 THE PENAL DIVISION of the Justice Department is recruiting young men for training in prison administration. Applicants should be preferably between 17 and 19, but may be up to 21 years of age. They must pass a medical examination although a slight defect in colour or normal vision would not automatically prevent acceptance. Height should be 5 feet 7 inches although allowance will be made for growth during training. Cadets should have had at least three years’ secondary schooling. While entry to Form Six or University Entrance examinations is preferred, applicants who are suitable in other respects may be accepted, and given the opportunity to study for these qualifications while training. Cadets who have University Entrance will be able to take units at Victoria University and some, following .their course of training, may be granted a bursary to take the Diploma or Certificate in Criminology at Auckland University. The Cadet Course gives both theoretical and practical training in all aspects of penal work. Cadets study prison administration, the causes of crime, and methods of treatment of offenders. There is a comprehensive programme of physical training, judo, organised sport, bushcraft, first aid and driving instruction. On successful completion of the two years residential course at the Cadet Training School, Point Halswell, Wellington, cadets spend six months on the staff of a borstal or prison before their appointment as an officer is confirmed., Further information is available from the Superintendent of any prison or borstal institution, or the Secretary for Justice, Private Bag 1, Government Buildings, Wellington. Applications, on form P.S. 17A, obtainable from any Post Office, close with: The Secretary, State Services Commission, P.O. Box 8004, Wellington, on October 16, 1970. (However, late applications would be considered). Please quote vacancy number. 3970 KNITTING MACHINE MECHANIC APPLICATIONS ARE invited from Knitting Machine Mechanics for a position in our expanding flat bed WOU Above awart’rates'aT. paid and salary , w °“ ld jjj negotiated to be in accordance with experience and abll1 A company house is available for rental for a short period to enable the successful applicant to make arra^ 8 o e r m fu^er 0 paSfrs or appointment for interview please contact: The Factory Manager, TEKAU KNITWEAR, LIMITED, P.O. Box 154, Ashburton. All applications treated as confidential. 8041 KODAK NZ, LIMITED Photographic Processing Assistant Male DUE TO expansion a vacancy exists for a man who is prepared to undergo a full training programme m the processing laboratory to learn to operate modern photographic equipment. The successful applicant will enjoy an above average commencing wage with regular reviews. Other benefits include generous superannuation and sick leave schemes with free life insurance cover amounting to two years’ wages, subsidised meals in a modern, spacious cafeteria, freshly laundered overalls issued each week, buying privileges and gentlemen’s hairdressing facilities on the premises. To arrange an interview in your locality write to the Personnel Officer, Kodak Processing Laboratory, P.O. Box 3003, Wellington. This vacancy is at the Kodak Processing Laboratory, Elsdon, on the west coast and some 12 miles north of Wellington. For the successful applicant accommodation is available in the near vicinity of the laboratory. 3284