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| Situations Vacant AGRICULTURE AND FISHERIES TECHNICIAN/TECHNICAL LABORATORY OFFICER PALMERSTON NORTH ANIMAL HEALTH VACANCY NUMBER 6233 The Animal Health Division of the Ministry has a vacancy for a technician at our Animal Health Laboratory, Palmerston North. Educational qualifications: N.Z.C.S. or equivalent. Duties: Veterinary diagnostic duties in microbiology, biochemistry, and haematology as required," under supervision of senior staff. INFORMATION OFFICERS/ JOURNALISTS (2) ' HEAD OFFICE, WELLINGTON VACANCY NUMBER 6234 The Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries has vacancies for agricultural journalists. The appointees will be members of M.A.F.’s Press Unit and assignments will cover a wide range of agriculture and fisheries reporting. The unit produces a number of periodicals for selective and general distribution and writing, layout, and sub-editing work on these will be required. Co-operation with broadcasts, photographic, editorial and design staff on regional and national publicity programmes is also involved. Qualifications desired: An agricultural background, proven ability and/or a tertiary’ education. For both positions salary payable is dependent upon qualifications and experience. Applications on form P.S. 17A (available at any Post. Office) should quote the given vacancy number and be sent to: Director-General, MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE AND FISHERIES, P.O. Box 2298, Wellington. Closing date for applications is November 19, 1975. 2253 THE CANTERBURY RUGBY FOOTBALL UNION INVITES APPLICATIONS for the position of Secretary of the Union, to commence on February 1, 1976. Schedule of conditions is available from the Rugby Union Office, 172 Manchester Street, Christchurch. Applicants for this position may come from several walks of life and for that reason people may, after studying the conditions of employment, wish to discuss their applications with a committee that has been appointed by the Canterbury Rugby Union. Some assistance with staff may be possible. Applications, which close on Tuesday, 25th November, 1975, should be addressed to: Mr C. H. J. Rhodes, President. CANTERBURY RUGBY FOOTBALL UNION, Box 4282, Walker Street, Christchurch. 58154

TRAINEES IN PEST DESTRUCTION AGRICULTURAL Pests Destruction Council invites applications from young men interested in a career in pest destruction. Preference will be given to applicants 17 to 19 years of age but suitably qualified young men over 19 will be considered. QUALIFICATIONS: University Entrance. School Certificate or 3 years’ Secondary Schooling. TRAINING: Trainees will be assigned to selected Pest Destruction Boards. Training will include practical field work, completion of practical and written assignments and attendance at courses of instruction related to rabbits, opossums, wallabies and hares. REWARDS: Good remuneration will be paid during training. Superannuation available. Training will lead to permanent appointment with a Pest Destruction Board. Application forms and fuller details of training and remuneration available from: Agricultural Pests Destruction Council, P.O. Box 1238, Wellington. Telephone 727-352. Applications close 21st November, 1975. 2143

TOBACCO AND | HARDWARE DEPARTMENT • WE REQUIRE a man experienced in the grocery trade to handle the customer services and stock movement in this department. An ex-grocer with personality and a willing- , ness to fit into an efficient team and system would | suit this position admirably. STOREMAN We also require a mature man for general : duties in our store and self-service grocery depart- ■ ments. Applicant must be willing to work and i fit in with our systems. I Both positions are in our modern self-service grocery warehouse and carry buying privileges which can help with the cost of living. Apply: The Manager, G.U.S. (WHOLESALERS). LTD, Cnr. Gasson and Carlyle Streets. Phone 60-770 or 66-101. 59354 TOLCARNE HOUSE MANAGER ST HILDA’S COLLEGIATE SCHOOL DUNEDIN TOLCARNE house manager 24c APPLICATIONS are invited for the above position commencing late January, 1976; preferably from a married couple, both of whom would have responsibilities. This newly-created position relates primarily to the organisation, well-being, and leisure-time activities of 145 boarders ranging from 11 to 18 years of age. Some administration or organisational experience with young people in the above fields would be an advantage. Free and pleasant accommodation in the House, with telephone, is provided. Recreational areas include tennis courts and swimming pool. Salary according to qualifications and experience, will correspond to the senior/secondary teaching scale, with approximately 10 weeks paid holidays per year. Further particulars may be obtained from the undersigned with whom written applications close on Wednesday, November 26, 1975. The Principal. ST HILDA'S COLLEGIATE SCHOOL, „ 2 Cobden Street, Duhedin. . , 2640 I