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I Situations Vacant _i WORK FOR YOURSELF i HERE'S HOW TO DO IT! Every house in your locality (uses brushware. You call on every householder and de-j mopstrate brushware that I comes direct from our fac-i tory. You tell your customers j about the unique features ofi Bon Brushes: the Bon product! guarantee; the at-home salesi and service. Part of your day will be ■ spent gaining product knowledge and learning successful selling techniques. You work for yourself with, out risking capital representing a brand name with a proud heritage. ; How much will you earn Bon sales peoples’ income 1 varies according to the time < and effort they spend on the job. But those with reason- ! able aptitude can earn big s money for every hour they i are out selling as generous < commission allowances are paid. 1 Ring: j 1 The Sales Director. i BON BRUSHES. LTD, | Phone 69-646, i or write: I - P.O. Box 1441, < Christchurch. 4293 I — — , WOOL PRESSER > & LABOURERS I An experienced Wool J Presser is required in our ‘ wool scouring works. Also positions for Labourers 1 on shift work are available. Apply: de SPA and CO., LTD, 23 Heathcote Street. Woolston. 5233 WAREHOUSE JUNIOR WE have a vacancy for a school leaver as a junior In 1 our Bangor Street warehouse, 1 wrere he vd be trained in ali aspects of warehousing, ’there are good prospects in our New Zealand-wide company for a keen, reliable youth who can commence now or early in 1975. Apply— Warehouse Manager. A. and T. BURH, LTD, Bangor Street Phone 40-677. 54367 WELLINGTON HOSPITAL BOARD WELLINGTON HOSPITAL MEDICAL REGISTRARS, 1975 APPLICATIONS are invited for Medical Registrarships in General Medicine and Associated Sub-specialties. Some posts are suitable for applicants available mid-1975; otheis are available from December, 1974. The University Department of Medicine is now functioning and taking a full part in the training of Registrars. Rotation can be arranged through chosen sub-specialties such as Cardiology. Renal Medicine, and Chest Medicine. The Co-ordinator of PostGraduate Studies was appointed twelve months ago, and there is a regular Postgraduate training programme directed towards the FJt.A.C.P. Part I. This includes tutorials and seminars in basic sciences and medical . 1 topics, in addition to practical clinical case teaching. Conditions of employment , in accordance with the New j Zealand Hospital Service Determination for Medical Officers. The current salary’ scale is:— $8714 S9lOB, $9503, $9997, : $10,493. $10,988. $11,484 per annum. (Maximum without Higher Qualification $10,493.) i A Schedule of Conditions of Appointment and an application form should be obtained from the Chief Executive, Wellington Hospital Board, P.O. Box 10245, Wellington, to whom applications t should be addressed. 1 2272 ’ WELLINGTON HOSPITAL BOARD VISITING SPECIALIST OBSTETRICS AND GYNAECOLOGY, HUTT HOSPITAL THE Wellington Hospital Board invites applications from qualified Medical Practitioners for the post of Visiting Specialist In Obstetrics and Gynaecology at Hutt Hospital. The appointment would be a part-time one, on the basis of four-tenths. Conditions of employment in accordance with the Hospital Service Determination for Medical Officers, with salary rate in the current Specialist Automatic scale: $12,639-816,926 per annum. A Schedule of Conditions of Appointment and an application form should be obtained from the Chief Executive, Wellington Hospital Board. P.O. Box 10-245, Wellington, by whom applications will be received until Friday, December 6, 1974. 2270 WELLINGTON HOSPITAL BOARD WELLINGTON CLINICAL SCHOOL WELLINGTON HOSPITAL REGISTRARS IN PATHOLOGY, 1975 APPLICATIONS are invited for Registrar positions in the Department of Pathology, Wellington Hospital. An organised training programme based on the requirements of the Royal College of Pathologists of Australia will be in operation in 1975. Further Information on careers in pathology, the requirements of the Royal College of Pathologists of Australia and on the training at Wellington Hospital may be obtained from either:— Professor W. E. Stehbens, Wellington Clinical School, Wellington Hospital, or 1 Dr M. McKellar, Director of Laboratory Services, Pathology Department, Wellington HospitaL The heads of the main ■ laboratory divisions win be pleased to discuss with applicants what the training , will involve. Conditions of employment are in accordance with the i New Zealand Hospital Service ; Determination for Medical ■ Officers. The current salary scale applicable is $8714, $9lOB, ’ $9503, $9997, $10,493, $10,988, $11,484 per annum (maximum • without higher qualification ; $10,493). Single accommoda- - tion is available. 1 Applicants should obtain a ’ schedule of conditions of conditions of appointment ! and ar. application form from 1 the Chief Executive, Welllng- ’ ton Hospital Board, P.O. Box • 10245, Wellington, to whom I applications should be addressed. 2273 WARD SISTER ; HYPERTENSION CLINIC WELLINGTON HOSPITAL i A VACANCY occurs for an ■ experienced Registered Gen- • eral Nurse or Registered Male • Nurse in the Hypertension Clinic, Wellington Hospital. ’ Hours: 8 a.m.-4.30 p.m., ■ Monday to Friday. I Salary and conditions of • employment In accordance with the Hospital Service Del termination for Nurses. ■ An application form should I be obtained from the Chief , Executive, Wellington Hospi- - tai Board, P.O. Box 10-245, • Wellington, by whom applies- • tlons will be received until Friday, December U. 1974. II J 2362 i