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Press, Volume CXV, Issue 33816, 12 April 1975, Page 36

Situations Vacant PRIMARY TEACHERS VACANCIES will occur as from commencement second term for Teachers in Christchurch and Timaru. Salaries paid at State Scale and superannuation rights safeguarded. Apply:— THE SECRETARY, CHRISTCHURCH CATHOLIC EDUCATION BOARD, P.O. BOX 2464, CHRISTCHURCH TELEPHONE 67-186. 56946 PRINTED CIRCUIT BOARD ASSEMBLERS DUE TO increased production, we require conscientious persons who can assemble miniature high quality printed circuit boards. Remuneration will be commensurate with ability and experience. All enquiries, phone 895-097 and ask for: MR THRELFALL OR MR GLENN, WORMALD VIGILANT, LTD, 211 Maces Road, Bromley. 56617

PRIVATE MEDICAL PRACTITIONER, TWIZEL A VERY SATISFYING private practice is becoming available through the impending departure of Dr Peter Law after many years of association with hydro projects on the Waitaki River. Enquiries are therefore invited from registered medical practitioners for the vacant practice, one of two in the modern town of Twizei. Twizel is 100 miles inland from Timaru and Oamaru on State Highway 8 to Queenstown. It serves as construction base for the Upper Waitaki Power Development and has a population of some 5500. The practice also incorporates the rural area, including Mt Cook National Park. Twizel is a self-contained town with all facilities for a balanced community life. A modern, centrally heated home with garage and a separate surgery are provided at a very reasonable rental. Rural practice bonus and other incentives apply. Further information may be obtained from the project engineer. Ministry of Works and Development, Private Bag, Twizel. 2007

PUBLIC RELATIONS I AND JOURNALIST EDITOR We are asked by a major trade association with its office in Central Wellington to find a Public Relations Officer and senior journalist to edit their trade magazine, prepare press material, assist with public relations projects and be concerned with speech writing and liaison with the media. He must be a self-starter able to contribute and express ideas on a wide range of topics. Our client wishes to make its magazine the best of its kind in the country and requires an editor who will respond to this challenge. He will have experience as a journalist and will not only write well but also be able to criticise his own work. He will write some articles and also arrange ■ for outside contributions. A sound education preferably ■•< with some knowledge of the business world is ■ I necessary. Knowledge of layout would' be helpful but ■•• need not be extensive. I ? Salary will be by negotiation but well in line with M the quality product expected. A woman with these ■ qualifications would be equally acceptable. Li Please telephone collect or write. Your enquiry will ■ be treated as entirely confidential. After hours Bn 787-457 Wellington. “ inward 4 Career Counselling .

QUALITY SURVEYOR QUALITY SURVEYOR WE REQUIRE a Quality Surveyor for our site office on a major construction project in Christchurch. This is a responsible position which will suit a conscientious person able to work with a mimimum of supervision. Duties will cover all aspects of contracts servicing such as cost control, variation adjustments, processing sub-contract accounts, etc. Applicants should have N.Z.C.Q.S. as a minimum qualification. This will be a rewarding position backed with the opportunity of overtime and future advancement within this well established building .company. A generous salary will be paid fully commensurate with experience and qualifications. Applications, which will be treated with confidence, should be addressed to: Mr D. Cutfield, GIBSON AND O’CONNOR. LTD. Box 1850, Christchurch. 56932 REGISTERED MIDWIFE KAPONGA MATERNITY HOSPITAL APPLICATIONS ARE INVITED from Registered Midwives for the position of subsidised licensee for the 5-bed Kaponga Maternity Hospital in Taranaki. The appointee will have a guaranteed income. This is a pleasant fully equipped hospital with a private attached flat for the licensee and a separate 4-bedroom house for aids. All buildings are fully furnished. The hospital serves a closely populated rural area with two medical practitioners (both with Dip Obs) available at all times and specialist services close at hand. Part-time fully qualified relieving staff are available to provide free time for holidays, etc. For further details and terms of contract please apply to: The Secretary, Taranaki Hospital Board, Private Bag, New Plymouth. 2157