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Situations Vacant MOTOR AND DIESEL : MECHANICS VACANCIES EXIST at Conical Hill Plant Work- | shop for experienced Motor and Diesel Mechanics indentured tradesmen who are the holders of Trade or Advanced Trade Certificates are preferred but ronsideration would be given to non-indentured tradesmen of proven ability. Working conditions are excellent in a cen- . trally heated workshop. Work is varied and interesting, covering a 'vide range of modern vehicles, logging and earthmoving equipment and sawmill yard equipment Wages are good and ample overtime is available. Good single accommodation available. Enquiries welcome to; Mr N. T. Jenkins. Superintendent (Mechanical), Invercargill. Phone 88-074 OR Mr K. H. Kirkland. Workshop Supervisor, lapanui (Phone 101. Tapanun (after hours Phone 231. Tapanun or write to P.O. Box 11, Tapanui. 7688 MINISTRY Of AGRICULTURE AND FISHERIES. © INFORMATION OFFICER HEAD OFFICE IHE MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE AND FISH- , ERIES’ Press Unit requires an Information Officer, preferably, but not necessarily, with agricultural qualifications. Ability to write acceptable news and feature material is more important and Arts graduates will be considered. Journalistic experience an advantage. The successful applicant will assist with the preparation of press releases, four monthly publications and general Ministry publicity "material, i Involves some travel. Salary payable up to $5497 ! according to experience and qualifications. ,i Applications close 20th February, 1974. Applications should be forwarded on form PSJ7A (obtainable from any Post Office) and forwarded to: The Director-General. Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries, P.O. Box 2298, Wellington quoting Vacancy Number 780. Assistance may be granted to a married man i required to shift his household. 3353 ■ MAN REQUIRED WE REQUIRE a steady energetic young married man for our modern factory. Following a period of training the successful applicant will undertake duties to which he is most suited. There are good prospects of advancement. A high standard of cleanliness and tidyness is essential. Attractive wages are offered, together with staff buying privileges. Seasonal overtime available. Apply to: Factory Manager. GENERAL FOODS CORP. (N.Z.), LTD, 394 Blenheim Road. Christchurch or phone 487-089. • MECHANIC SOME EXPERIENCE in chainsaws and motorbikes and advantage, although not essential. Good working conditions. Phone the Manager, OGILVIE AND CO, 77 Tuam Street. Christchurch. PHONE 62-452. 7287

METAL WORKERS ALEX HARVEY INDUSTRIES is a company with a history of rapid growth in New Zealand. To maintain this growth, we need good skilled staff j who are prepared to meet our many demands. . If you have skills in the metal working trades, j we can offer you a position in our metalware department. The vacancies we have are as follows: GRAVITY DIE CASTERS. ALUMINIUM FETTLERS. MALE PROCESS WORKERS. FEMALE PROCESS WORKERS. METAL SPINNERS. SPRAY PAINTERS. SHEETMETAL WORKERS. The work is of a general nature with plenty ■ of variety ranging from street light fittings to i decorative lighting ware. There is a cafeteria on I the site and a subsidised bus service from the ! Square as well as good working conditions. This is an opportunity for a person looking for a future in a well-established company. For an appointment please contact our Employment Officer. I Crown Crystal Glass | SHANDS ROAD, HORNBY. PHONE 497-089. 7116 . MACHINISTS ' ALPINE WEAR have vacancies for experienced | Machinists for their fashion garments. Tuition in machining on our suede and leather garments will . be given but applicants are expected to be ex- [ perienced in quality machining. Car park on premises. Good wages and conditions. Centrally , situated. Overtime available. Apply:— Mr Doull, ALPINE WEAR. LIMITED, 30 Manchester Street. Phone 60-681. A.H. 554-192. 3052 © MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE AND FISHERIES SECOND MATE F.R.V. ‘JAMES COOK." NELSON iHL FISHERIES RESEARCH DIVISION requires a 1 second mate for its Nelson based vessel “James I Cook’’ which is engaged on a programme of deepsea fisheries research. The minimum qualifications required are a first mate foreign going certificate and knowledge and experience of fishing techniques would be an advantage. A commencing salary of $5067 will be paid ‘ together with an allowance of 50 per cent of saiarv in lieu of overtime and penal time and seagoing and out of port allowances. Intending applicants should complete form > PS 17A (obtainable from any Post Office) and | forward to: The Director-General. Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries, P.O. Box 2298. Wellington. Applicants should quote vacancy number 931. i Applications close on 21st February, 1974 7114 ,