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Press, 15 April 1978, Page 51

Situations Vacant LYTTELTON CONTAINER TERMINAL SUPERVISOR APPLICATIONS are invited from suitably qualified and experienced persons for the position of Operational Supervisor within the Lyttelton Harbour Board’s Container Terminal. Duties will include Supervision of Container Ship loading and discharge, supervision of Terminal and Freight Station Receival and Delivery of both Containers and Breakbulk cargo together with ship and container stack planning work. Supervisory experience of waterside workers within the Stevedoring Industry and/or in Container Terminals is preferable. Remuneration and other conditions, based on salary plus overtime/shift allowances will be in line with conditions already applicable in other New Zealand Container Terminals. Further particulars and conditions of appointment may be obtained from the Container Terminal Manager. Applications, which will be treated in the strictest confidence, should be addressed to: The General Manager LYTTELTON HARBOUR BOARD, P.O. Box 2108, CHRISTCHURCH. 2729 LINWOOD HIGH SCHOOL QUALIFIED TEACHER OF MATHEMATICS FORMS 3 to 6 Term 2 till mid-November. Apply;— HEADMASTER, ALDWINS ROAD, PHONE 892-037. SI 029 — MANAGER UNIVERSITY BOOK" SHOP (OTAGO) LIMITED THE COMPANY, situated on the edge of the campus in spacious premises, specialises in the sale of textbooks and stationery to undergraduates and has catered for the reading needs of students and the general public of Dunedin since 1945. The appointee will have direct responsibility to the Book Shop's Beard of Directors for profitability consistent with first class service to the main customer group - University staff and students. REQUIREMENTS: ☆ A University Degree is desirable but not essential. ■k Wide experience in bookselling with proven management ability or especially strong educational or managerial qualifications in a related field. ☆ The personality to mix freeely with academic staff and undergraduates and the ability to anticipate and satisfy their book and stationery requirements. ☆ The ability to motivate and control book shop staff. The rewards for this interesting position include a salary fully in keeping with the responsibility and the private use of a company car. Assistance will be given with removal expenses to Dunedin. Written applications from experienced booksellers or suitably qualified persons stating experience and qualifications should be sent to: THE SECRETARIES, WILKINSON WILBERFOSS, P.O. Box 929, DUNEDIN PHONE 75-007. * p— MERCHANDISER | IT’S A GREAT PLACE TO BE! tg Dur progressive retail parts team £>l needs a self-motivated person to actively promote and sell our extensive KZj range of products. gg As our customers range from City Garages to Major Truck and Construction Fleet operators, the applicant must have either experience in KJn Commercial Parts Retailing or Mechanical knowledge in commercial and construction tgj vehicles. Applicants should contact ggj ■■a ' Peter Couniham, gg I IH Parts Manager S 3 EH INTERNATIONAL S? kJ M harvester IzJ Im c ° ° f n * z * ltd Sz IS* Blenheim Road, grj 5$ B Phone 488-138 K MINISTRY OF TRANSPORT N ew Z ea ' an d Meteorological Service ELECTRONICS IN THE ENVIRONMENT A KEEN YOUNG ELECTRONICS TECHNICIAN is invited to join an enthusiastic team using up-to-date techniques to measure weather Resources. Opportunities exist to assist in the development of digital data acquisition and micro-pro-cessor-based systems. We need a oerson with some experience in prototype work and laboratory instrumentation who is working hard towards an NZCE or NZCS qualification. The position is at Kelburn, Wellington. For further information please contact the Superintendent, Instrument Development, telephone 729-379 Wellington, or make application on Form PSI 7, obtainable from Post Offices, quoting vacancy number 2473 and addressed to: The Director, New Zealand Meteorological Service, P.O. Box 722, Wellington. Applications close on 19.4.78. 2757