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Situations Vacant CONTRACTS SURVEYOR PROMINENT CONTRACTING COMPANY, Christchurch, requires alert, active, experienced and Qualified or Near Qualified Contracts Surveyor. This position offers challenge, prospects and Job Satisfaction to a man who has had some experience in Commercial projects and construction in general. Good conditions. Terms of Engagement open for Negotiation and based on Experience and Qualifications. For further particulars and appointment for interview in Strictest Confidence, telephone 30-393, or write: MR R. H. SAIL, KEY PERSONNEL, ltd STAFF CONSULTANTS 53 CATHEDRAL SQUARE CHRISTCHURCH P.O. BOX 450 PHONE 30393 Branches throughout New Zealand & Australia 3291

DECK AND ENGINEER/ ELECTRICAL OFFICERS ZIM NAVIGATION CO., LTD, have vacancies for the following ranks in their vessels which are ragaged on a variety of trades throughout the world. MASTERS CHIEF ENGINEERS CHIEF OFFICERS SECOND ENGINEERS SECOND OFFICERS ShFpTeLECTRICAL THIRD OFFICERS OFFICERS Excellent conditions for suitably qualified applicants. Unlimited period of engagement. For appointment Phone: MR I. STEVENSON, AUCKLAND 34-419; Or write to— P.O. BOX 3226, AUCKLAND. 3006 DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH HEALTH INSPECTOR TRAINEES THE PUBLIC HEALTH DIVISION has vacancies for Health Inspector Trainees, male or female, in a full time course of training commencing in February, 1973. A qualified Inspector of Health undertakes public health work, which is interesting and varied and entails organising projects, investigations, and field work. After completing the course the trainees will be posted to one of 18 health districts for practical training before taking, in May, 1974, the examination for the Public Health Inspectors’ Diploma of the Royal Society of Health. Salary during training is $3122 a year, increasing to $3451 on December 1, 1973, then to $3737 on qualification, a later progression to $3879 two years after appointment as a trainee, and then by annual rises to $4639. Opportunities for further promotion to positions in a salary range from $4829 to $7407 are good. Applicants should be between the age of 20 and 30 years, should hold the University Entrance Examination or lower 6th Form Certificate with passes in English, chemistry and two other subjects (at School Certificate level) may be considered. An elementary standard of physics will also be required. General information on the course of training and subjects studied may be obtained by inquiring at any district office of the Department of Health, or at Head Office, Macarthy Trust Building, P.O. Box 5013, Wellington. 3889

DEPARTMENT OF LANDS AND SURVEY SENIOR RANGER WAITANGI THE DEPARTMENT has a vacancy for the position of Senior Ranger, Waitangi. The appointee will fill the position of Manager of the 1200 acre Waitangi National Trust area adjacent to Paihia in the Bay of Islands. He will be responsible to the Trust Board for the local administration of this area including the Treaty House and will be expected to advise the Board on development desirable for the area. Applicants should have a talent for good public relations and ability in supervising field and custodial staff. An interest in early New Zealand history and basic knowledge of New Zealand flora is desirable. Rental accommodation is available. Commencing salary is $4259 and the position carries a maximum of $4639. Applications close on October 11, 1972, with the Staff Clerk, Department of Lands and Survey, P.O. Box 8003, Wellington. Applicants should use form P.S. 17A which is obtainable from Post Offices, and quote the vacancy number 4492. Only copies of testimonials should be enclbsed. Assistance may be given to a married man required to move his household. 3893

DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL 1 WELFARE SOCIAL RESEARCHERS ECONOMIC RESEARCHERS STATISTICIANS RESEARCHERS are required for the Research Division of the Department of Social Welfare in Wellington to assist in the growing field of social and economic research into aspects of social welfare. The research currently undertaken ranges from economic research into income maintenance programmes, to studies investigating the determinants of standards of living, to social research into various social problems—juvenile delinquency, illegitimacy, child abuse, etc. Qualifications desired: A university degree involving some understanding of research methodology and scientific method as it applies to social or economic research. Relevant subjects are: PSYCHOLOGY OR SOCIOLOGY, OR ECONOMICS, OR MATHEMATICS AND STATISTICS. Commencing salary could be at any point up to $5780, depending upon qualifications and experience. There are excellent opportunities for further advancement. Applications close on October 14, 1972, with the Administration Officer, Head Office, Department of Social Welfare, Private Bag, Wellington. Applicants should use form P.S. 17A, obtainable from Post Offices, and quote the vacancy number 4596. Copies only of testimonials should be enclosed. Assistance may be given to a married man required to move his household to Wellington. 3053