Situations Vacant TAIT ELECTRONICS, LIMITED (THE RADIO TELEPHONE PEOPLE) RADIOTELEPHONE SALESMAN APPLICATIONS are invited from salesmen of ability and character, used to decisive director dealings with management t>f all classes of services and industry. While familiarity with telecommunications is not necessary, a good sales background is essential. The area for work will be Christchurch and Canterbury. A car and travelling expenses will be provided. Remuneration is by salary and commission. If this uniquely interesting occupation appeals, send your written application to: The Sales Manager, TAIT ELECTRONICS, LIMITED, P.O. Box 1596, and confirm the appointment by telephoning 68-274. Your application should contain full personal details, your sales experience, and your telephone number. Interviews will commence on Monday, September 27. 2840 TECHNICAL OPPORTUNITIES TECHNICALLY minded people, presently employed in the Electrical, Electronic or Radio Field, who would like to change their work for a challenging job in Computers, are invited to apply for a position with Digital Equipment New Zealand, who have vacancies in their organisation here in Christchurch. THE JOB entails maintenance and fault finding on a computer site, where the successful applicants would be working an eight hour day, on a rotating shift basis. BENEFITS include a generous salary, shift loading and a car allowance. TRAINING will be in the United States. THE COMPANY is one of the world’s major computer companies, with an installation base of over 50,000 systems. THOSE wishing to apply for this interesting and rewarding position should write to— FIELD SERVICE MANAGER, DIGITAL EQUIPMENT NEW ZEALAND, LIMITED, P.O. BOX 25-155, CHRISTCHURCH. Phone 68-890 or 68-709. 8723 TOWN CLERK BOROUGH OF TUAKAU APPLICATIONS CLOSING at 4 p.m. on Friday, October 1, 1976, are invited for the position of Town Clerk, Treasurer and Returning Officer to the Tuakau Borough Council. Salary will be as determined by the Higher Salaries Commission. Conditions of appointment and schedule of duties are available from the undersigned, P.Q. Box 56, Tuakau. W. H. Nelson, Town Clerk. 2509 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. Applications forms and further details of training and remuneration available from: THE EXECUTIVE OFFICER, AGRICULTURAL PESTS DESTRUCTION COUNCIL, P.O. BOX 4020, WELLINGTON. Telephone: 727-352. Applications close October 1, 1976. 2901
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