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Press, Volume CXIV, Issue 33446, 30 January 1974, Page 29

Situations Vacant

UNITED SERVICE HOTEL RELIEVING NIGHT PORTER IMMEDIATE START for an honest, intelligent man in the above position. Apply:— ASSISTANT MANAGER, PHONE 64-659. 7711 WAIKATO HOSPITAL BOARD WAIKATO HOSPITAL NEW SURGICAL BLOCK QUALIFIED NURSES MEN AND WOMEN THE WAIKATO HOSPITAL’S modern new 400 bed block will be brought into use over the next few month*.. The 16 wards of 24-30 beds will cater for general surgical patients and most surgical specialties, and includes a carefully planned intensive tare unit and a separate post operative recovery section. Applications are invited from those interested m surgical nursing service in the following catergories: 1. Staff Sister and Senior Male Staff Nurse. 2. Staff Nurse and Male Staff Nurse. 3. Registered Community Nurse. Accommodation can be offered, preferably on a temporary basis. Working conditions are excellent, and the "Ganymede" system of meal service will be in full operation. Inservice Education Programmes are available and opportunities exist for promotion. Miss L. Wilson, Matron. Waikato Hospital. Private Bag. Hamilton, will provide further information and application papers on written request. 7655 WOODWORKING MACHINIST OWING TO INCREASED PRODUCTION of our SHOWOOD LOUNGE FURNITURE for New Zealand and Australian markets, we urgently require another machinist. Excellent wages with unlimited overtime. Further information regarding this position mav be obtained bv phoning MR LIONEL HUNTER personally to- arrange an interview. Phone 385-069 (business), or 554-769 (private). , All applications will be treated in strict i confidence. N.Z. WOODWORKERS (5.1.), LTD, Bernard Street, Addington. 7895 WHY WORRY ABOUT PETROL AND PARKING? i If you live in HORNBY. HEI HEI, AVONHEAD, we have a vacancy for a man with ability to cope with despatch work which is varied. , :t Staff buying privileges, Sick benefit. :: Medical benefit, :: No age limit, ■ Permanent position in ideal and pleasant friendly conditions. Apply—L. C. Wright. ' Phon© 496-059 or call 74 Branston Street, Hornby (MONO DIVISION OF U.E.B. Industries') I 7772 WOOL RESEARCH ORGANISATION OF NEW ZEALAND (INC.) APPLICATIONS are invited for the following positions: ENGINEER RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT A GRADUATE MECHANICAL ENGINEER is required to carry out research and development on the construction of new machinery and test instruments and on the modifications of existing equipment and machines, and in the textile and associated industries. Applications are requested from engineers in either of two categories: (1) A SENIOR ENGINEER who will already have had considerable experience and will have proven his ability in the field of R and D engineering. (2) AN ENGINEER, preferably with a few years post graduate experience,’ interested in making a career in the machine design and development field. SENIOR SCIENTIST AGRICULTURE - TEXTILES

A SENIOR SCIENTIST is required in the research field relating the characteristics of raw wool to their importance during manufacture and in endproducts. The position will entail: — carrying out trials involving the selection and testing of greasy and scoured wools, processing these wools to end-products through the Pilot Plant at the Organisation’s Laboratories, and assessing the performance of these products; — liaising with the various wool production research units throughout New Zealand and assisting them to assess the manufacturing importance of their w'ool production and sheep breeding programmes; — studying the effects of aggregating various wools into manufacturers’ processing Jots, and thus the manufacturing significance of wool blending and handling procedures, both in New Zealand and overseas; — carrying out trials and co-operating with overseas organisations on trials, studying the processing and product performance of blends of New Zealand and other wools which are typical of processing lots in many overseas countries. The Organisation appreciates that there may be few graduates who have a detailed knowledge or experience of wool production, pre-process, processing product and product performance aspects of this work. The Organisation would therefore welcome applications from graduates experienced in some aspects of this work who are interested in, and prepared to leant about, the other areas with which thev are not familiar. While graduates in textiles or agriculture with experience in wool would be appropriate, graduates m other disciplines who have suitable experience would be nS As C the Organisation hopes to make an appointment at a senior level, the successful applicant w'ould probably hold a higher research degree and would already have shown by his research, publications and position, that he can initiate carry- out and write up research trials. GENERAL Salaries for these positions will be arranged by negotiation having regard to qualifications and cxperience-r isgtion, with a staff of 90. is located at Lincoln. Working conditions in the new aboratories. wool processing pilot plant and workshops Further enquiries, or applications with details of qalifications and experience, marital status; etc •nd names of two reierees. should be addressed t 0 :“ THE DIRECTOR. WOOL RESEARCH ORGANISATION OF NEW ZEALAND (INC.), PRIVATE BAG, CHRISTCHURCH. All applications and enquiries will be accorded strict confidence.