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Press, 8 December 1976, Page 39

Situations Vacant XMinistry of vw ■ Agriculture 1 v F & Fisheries j VETERINARIANS s THE MEAT DIVISION of the Ministry of Agriculj cure and Fisheries has career positions for veterinI arians, and in particular at: i Oamarti Christchurch Dunedin i Gisborne Invercargill Auckland Hastings to provide professional and practical advice on all aspects of meat hygiene, and to develop a sound t understanding of modern techniques for convert- - ing live animal tissues into acceptable human foodstuffs. Meat Division veterinarians play a central role in the meat industry which is: Essential—providing 40% of export receipts; Dynamic—everchanging, with frequent new developments; Challenging—to t technology and management skills: Huge—with 42 > export and over 400 other premises. Opportunities for continuing self education, I in-service training, and post-graduate studies for , higher qualifications are available. , Salaries on application. Interested persons should contact any of the i following: ( Regional Meat Veterinarian, Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries, Private Bag, AUCKLAND PALMERSTON NORTH CHRISTCHURCH ; DUNEDIN and P.O. Box 1140, HASTINGS. Director, Meat Division, Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries, i P.O. Box 2298, WELLINGTON 2401 WELLINGTON HARBOUR BOARD DRAUGHTING STAFF VACANCIES EXIST for Intermediate or Senior Draughting personnel in the Board’s Drawing Office. Applicants must have experience in Civil, Structural or Architectural work. Further information can be obtained by writing to: — The Chief Engineer, WELLINGTON HARBOUR BOARD, | P.O. Box 893, Wellington. 2420 WELLINGTON REGIONAL HYDATIDS CONTROL AUTHORITY DEPUTY CHIEF HYDATIDS CONTROL OFFICER APPLICATIONS ARE INVITED from suitably qualified persons for appointment to this newly established position. Applicants should be qualified Hydatids Control Officers holding the National Hydatids “A” Certificate having experience in the dosing of both rural and urban dogs, and be capable of organising and supervising the work of other field officers. A salary scale of $6815-88446 p.a. applies to the position and the commencing level within this scale will be determined in accordance with the qualifications and previous experience of the successful applicant. Other benefits include the opportunity to join a superannuation scheme and the provision i of a vehicle. Hie Authority also invites applications for ’ the position of: WAGES CLERK (Part-Time) THIS POSITION calls for a person who can work from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. each day, preparing payroll input which is processed by our local computer bureau. A knowledge of retail and clerical awards would be a distinct advantage. Staff buying privileges will be extended to the successful applicant. For further details, phone Mr C. J. Lawrie, 792-872, _8607 WELLINGTON HOSPITAL BOARD WELLINGTON CLINICAL SCHOOL CONSULTANT ! RADIOLOGISTS WELLINGTON HOSPITAL j APPLICATIONS ARE INVITED from Consultant | j Radiologists or Senior Radiological Registrars for \ positions in an expanding department associated with a developing Clinical School at the Wellington Teaching Hospital. Excellent opportunities for sub-specialisation, especially in the fields of Neuroradiology and Cardio-Thoracic Radiology. Base Units exist in Neurosurgery, Open Heart Surgery and the associated Medical Specialties. Additional information can be obtained from the Superintendent-in-Chief or the Principal Radiologist, Wellington Hospital. Conditions are in accordance with the New Zealand Service Determination for Medical Officers and applicants must be eligible for Specialist status as defined therein. Commencing salary within the range: Specialist Automatic: $14,256-518,365. | Applicant should obtain a copy of the Con- I ditions of Appointment and an application form i from the Chief Executive. Wellington Hospital j Board, P.O. Box 10-245, Wellington, by whom ; applications will be received until Friday, January 28, 1977. " | *524 ‘