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Press, Volume CXI, Issue 32524, 6 February 1971, Page 24

VACANCY MALES NOT GOING TO UNIVERSITY? FOR A YOUNG MAN aged 17 with REASONABLE UNIVERSITY ENTRANCE PASSES this opening provides INTENSIVE TRAINING in practice and theory of a developing field over a two-year period. A 30-week course in Auckland with fees paid, books paid, boarding allowance and weekly bursary are part of the deal. In the interesting field of Textiles Technology the Knitting field has really taken off over the last year or two. Further progress depends on the availability of able young men with a University Entrance pass (or good School Certificate) in English, Mathematics and Physics or Chemistry. We are prepared to provide this training to one or two young men but apply now to get practical experience with our Christchurch Company before the Auckland course starts in May. An interest in machinery and intricate equipment is essential. This opening provides one of the most interestting career opportunities of the year. For a fuller discussion boys or parents should contact Mr Reeves, or Mr Creamer, of our Knitting Division: PHONE 71-689; AFTER HOURS, 60-360, LANE, WALKER, RUDKIN LIMITED, BURKE STREET, OFF MONTREAL STREET. 30392 NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS MEN REQUIRED FOR TRAFFIC BRANCH "OPERATING” DUTIES MEN BETWEEN the ages of 18 and 39 years are re. quired on the permanent staff of the New Zealand Railways as porters and traffic assistants at Picton. Shift work —Free uniforms Sick leave on pay —Free holiday travel Superannuation —Staff Welfare Orgascheme nisation For further details please apply to: Nearest Stationmaster, OR Employment Officer, Room 102, First Floor, Christchurch Station. 40005 NAPIER CITY COUNCIL CIVIL ENGINEERS APPLICATIONS ARE INVITED from suitably qualified Engineers for the following positions: STREETS ENGINEER An extensive programme of street works is being undertaken and applicants should be qualified engineers with wide experience in street works. The appointee will be in charge of all phases of street design, construction and maintenance. WATERWORKS ENGINEER Applicants should have had suitable experience in waterworks and be qualified to take charge of all phases of the waterworks including the supply of water from artesian sources, design and construction of reticulation, treatment and general maintenance. The commencing salary for both positions will be up to $6250 per annum according to qualifications and experience. Conditions of Appointment and schedule of duties may be obtained from the City Engineer, P.O. Box 167, Napier. L. P. RYAN, Town Clerk. 30225 OFFICE SUPERVISOR AN OPPORTUNITY HAS arisen for a man with initiative to supervise our office at Hornby. We would prefer a man who has an interest in earth moving and agricultural equipment as well as clerical experience. Duties will involve the administration of clerical functions, co-ordinating the activities of sales, parts and service departments, control of staff and preparation of wages. Working conditions in modern air-condi tioned offices are excellent, and salary will be in keeping with experience and ability. A non-contributory superannuation scheme is in operation and will be available to the successful applicant after a qualifying period. Please apply in writing or by telephone for an interview to: Branch Manager, Branston Street, Hornby. Phone 499-109. 70265 PATIENCE AND NICHOLSON MACHINE TOOL SETTERS WE HAVE TWO VACANCIES for Tool Setters on our specialised drill manufacturing machine. Preference will be given to qualified Tool Setters, but we are prepared to consider suitable tradesmen who are interested in acquiring these additional skills. These positions offer security and satisfaction with a forward looking company with overseas connections. Pay and conditions are good. A bonus scheme operates and a superannuation scheme is available. Apply:— Factory Superintendent, PATIENCE and NICHOLSON (N.Z.), LTD, TOOLMAKERS KAIAPOI. Phone Kaiapoi 7349. 30253 PLANT ENGINEER WE REQUIRE a young man with a sound basic mechanical engineering training to understudy our plant engineer in Christchurch. The work is essentially of a practical nature and includes plant fabrication, motor maintenance and varied works associated with contracting plant generally. The position would suit one with an interest in electronic control systems and the maintenance of automatic plant. A two-bedroomed house adjacent to the company plant would be available to successful applicant, if required, at a very reasonable rental. Salary would be liberal and participation in our staff superannuation scheme would be offered after a period of service. Application should be made in the first instance to: ROAD CARPETS, LIMITED, P.O. Box 458, Christchurch. 40065