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Press, Volume CXVI, Issue 34107, 20 March 1976, Page 40

Situations Vacant ■■Group TOOLMAKER WE REQUIRE an experienced Toolmaker to make jigs and fixtures. The work is varied and interesting. overtime is available and the conditions and wages are good. Staff cafeteria and swimming pool. Please phone 44-179, A. Dick, Works Manager. C. W. F. HAMILTON, and CO.. LTD, Lunns Road. SBBOS UPPER CLUTHA PEST DESTRUCTION BOARD SUPERVISOR APPLICATIONS are invited for the position of Supervisor of the above Board which covers an area of about 1 million acres. Present staff number is 24, which includes two inspectors. This is a position in a large Board and the challenge is a considerable one for the man with the knowledge and experience. However there will be much satisfaction to be derived from the position, working in an interesting area with an attractive climate and good conditions. A good house will be available in Wanaka for the successful applicant, handy to primary and secondary schools. Salary will be paid according to qualifications and experience but will be negotiated at a realistic level. Written applications will close on 31st March 1976 with the Secretary, P O. Box 56, Alexandra (Phone 7232) from whom any further details can be obtained. 2575 /7A Ministry of Works \2J and Development UPPER WAITAKI POWER DEVELOPMENT REGISTERED ELECTRICIANS CARPENTERS VACANCIES EXIST on the multi-million dollar Upper Waitaki Power Development for Registered Electricians and Indentured Carpenters who meet the following requirements. Electricians must hold a current N.Z. Registration Certificate and Carpenters must have served an apprenticeship in that trade and be able to produce documentary proof of completion of apprenticeship. At present a regular 44 hour week is being worked and liberal allowances are paid to all employees. Good single accommodation is available immediately and married quarters are allocated on completion of a probationary period. House rental is at a very reasonable rate. Preference will be given to applicants in 20 to 45 age group, are physically fit and are seeking long term employment. If you are interested in working on New Zealand's largest hydroelectric power development please apply in person to the employment officer, Ministry of "Works and Development, Project Office, Twizel. 6253 ffX Ministry of Works and Development UPPER WAITAKI POWER DEVELOPMENT OPERATORS (EARTHMOVING) TRAINEE OPERATORS (EARTHMOVING) APPLICATIONS are invited from experienced earthmoving machinery operators, who hold a current N.Z. Heavy trade drivers licence, for shift work in the Mackenzie Basin on earthworks connected with the multi-million dollar hydro-electric development scheme. Applications will also be considered from persons who wish to train as earthmoving operators. The trainees must hold a current N.Z. Heavy Trade driver’s licence and preference will be given to those who have had wide experience in the operation of heavy transport or heavy agricultural equipment. An 88 hour fortnight is worked and liberal allowances are paid to all employees. Good single accommodation is available immediately and married quarters will be allocated as they become available.

If you are between 19 and 35 years of age. meet the above requirements and are seeking long term employment in a healthy climate, apply in person to the employment officer. Ministry of Works and Development. Project Office, Twizel. 6252

VICTORIA UNIVERSITY OF WELLINGTON

TECHNICAL TRAINEE GLASS BLOWING i VACANCY exists for a school leaver or a young >erson to train as a scientific glassblower in the Jniversity Glass Blowing Workshop. The successful applicant will be required to study for the New Zealand Certificate of Science md will be given time off to do this. Interested applicants should enquire directly tc ’rofessor J. F. Duncan, Head of the Department of Chemistry, telephone 721-000. ex’ 775, or send writen applications to the Registrar, Victoria University >f Wellington, Private Bag, Wellington. W. E DASENT, Registrar. 2504 TBnnspoßiuimreo WORKSHOP FOREMAN WE HAVE A VACANCY for a suitably qualified man to take charge of our Northend workshop in Ashburton. The man must be capable of taking charge of all repairs on our fleet of trucks, buses, etc., and have the ability to deal direct with all department managers. Duties also include: regular preventative maintenance checks, supervision of external work, control of replacement and stocks of tyres. Assistance with accommodation and moving will be available. Please repiv to the Manager. Phone 7079, or write to P.O. Box 254, ASHBURTON. Sl4lB