Situations Vacant SKELLERUP CLOTHING (N.Z.), LID SEWING MACHINE MECHANIC SKELLERUP CLOTHING AND RUBBER. LTD. require the services of a qualified sewing machine mechanic to assume sole charge of plant engaged in the manufacture of protective clothing. We regard this as a key position that offers the successful applicant a very good salary and career prospects. Would those who are interested please apply in person or Phone 69-429 for an interview with: The Manager, SKELLERUP CLOTHING AND RUBBER, LTD, 154 High Street, Christchurch. (A Manufacturing Division of Skellerup Industries.) 5605 STEWARD Experienced man required. Phone Head Steward. UNITED SERVICE HOTEL Phone 64-659 SAW DOCTOR SAW DOCTOR We have a vacancy for a qualified Sawdoctor who has had experience with bandsaws, for employment in our modern well equipped Sawshop at Kawerau. Consideration will be given to Sawdoctors willing to learn bandsaw maintenance. The successful applicant will be required to work on shift Married or single accommodation at reasonable rental is available if required. Kawerau is a modern town of 8000 people situated midway between Rotorua and Whakatane, with forests, lakes and beaches nearby. Written applications giving full details of qualifications and experience should be addresses to: THE EMPLOYMENT OFFICER, TASMAN PULP & PAPER CO. LTD, KAWERAU. STOREMAN WE REQUIRE a Storeman for the Spaie Parts Department at our Garage at Rangiora. Good wages and conditions. Apply: Mr K. Hogarth, TRANSPORT NORTH CANTY HOLDINGS, LTD OR PHONE 6026 RANGIORA 7235 THE MINISTRY OF M AGRICULTURE V—Z and FISHERIES FIRST MATE "NGATI MOKI” IHE MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE AND FISHERIES require a First Mate for the “Ngati Moki,” a fisheries patrol vessel based at Dunedin and used in patrols around the Chatham and outlying southern islands and the Fiordland areas principally. Qualifications required: First Mate Foreign going Certificate. Second Mate Foreign going Certificate or Home Trade Masters or Deep sea Fishing Vessel Certificates would be acceptable. A knowledge of fishing would be an advantage. Training in Fisheries Regulations and their application will be provided. A high level of physical fitness_ is_ necessary and applicants should be between 25-35 years of age. Salary will be paid according to qualifications and experience and will include an allowance of 56 per cent of salary in lieu of overtime. Applications quoting vacancy number 1627 should be sent to: Director-General. Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries, P.O. Box 2298, Wellington. Closing date 9th April, 1975. Applications are to be made on form P.S. 17A (available from anv Post Office). 2980 ZTV THE MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE AND FISHERIES SENIOR AGRICULTURAL ECONOMIST ECONOMICS DIVISION THE MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE AND FISHERIES Economics Division, situated at the Ministry's Head Office in Wellington, require a Senior Agricultural Economist. The successful applicant will be required to supervise the work of several groups dealing with major agricultural commodities from the point of production through to the market. Qualifications: Appropriate degree in economics with experience in agricultural production and marketing. Salary payable dependant on qualifications and experience. Applications should be made on form P.S. 1 z A a\ ailable from any Post Office) quoting vacancy number 1626. and sent to: The Director-General, Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries. ’ P.O Box 2298, Wellington. < sing date for applications is 9th April, 1975 2981
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Press, Volume CXV, Issue 33804, 29 March 1975, Page 35
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