Situations Vacant ©Ministry of Agriculture & Fisheries FIELD OFFICER/S PUKEKOHE AND WHANGAREI THE ADVISORY SERVICES DIVISION has a vacancy for a Field Officer at Pukekohe and Whangarei. Posting after training may be to another location. Applicants should preferably. be under 45 years of age and the minimum qualification is a Diploma in Agriculture or Horticulture. Duties involve a wide range of work in the agricultural engineering fields. The position is predominantly concerned with horticulture at Pukekohe and agriculture and Whangarei. Commencing salary is dependent on qualifications and experience. A system of accelerated salary increments is payable on good performance, and advancement to higher grades is available on merit. Some appointment expenses may be payable to a married person required to shift household to take up an appointment. Intending applicants should complete form PS 17A (available from any Post Office) and forward it to: Regional Field Officer. MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE AND FISHERIES, Private Bag, Christchurch or Auckland. Applications close on April 4, 1980.
GENERAL PLUMBER Permanent Position BENNETTS PLUMBERS Telephone Nelson 84-567. After hours 76-130 (collect).
HOROWHENUA ELECTRIC POWER BOARD DRAUGHTING POSITIONS THE FOLLOWING Draughting positions are available. Applicants should have had at least five years draughting experience, preferably in Power Supplv overhead and underground line works, or in related fields with Local Bodies or Government Departments and be able to efficiently produce neat accurate work. Age could be between 22 and 45 years. LEVIN—(I) Senior Draughtsperson—Records To supervise and work on a new Overhead Line Record System. Remuneration is negotiable up to $11,295 p.a. PARAPARAUMU—(I) Senior Draughtsperson—Planning To produce, after a training period, Overhead and Underground Line Construction plans and to be responsible for the Paraparaumu Draughting Office. Remuneration is negotiable up to $11,295 p.a. (2) Draughtsperson—Records To record and produce plans of underground line work. Remuneration is negotiable up to $10,584 p.a. (3) Draughtsperson—Records To produce plans of underground line work. Hours of work would be negotiable. Remuneration is negotiable up to $9297 p.a. Staff housing for a limited period may be available. For further particulars contact the Staff Clerk, with whom applications close on April 16, 1980. P.O. BOX 244 LEVIN. Telephone 86-119 Levin. 529
VThe New Zealand Fruitgrowers’ Federation Limited HORTICULTURAL SALES REPRESENTATIVE A PERMANENT POSITION is available within our New Zealand-wide organisation for an Area Sales Representative to be based in Blenheim. The successful applicant will be responsible for calling on horticulturists in and around the Blenheim area, selling and promoting our company’s range of chemicals, herbicides, machinery, etc. This will be a very interesting and challenging position in a district which is expanding into many differing fields of horticulture. . We are looking for a person who has a diploma in horticulture, although this should not deter anvone who has a good horticultural background from applying. The person we take on will be expected to work plan and succeed without on-the-spot supervision, yet be able to work in with the branch office as required. Written applications giving full details of previous work history, and other relevant information, in vour own handwriting, should be addressed to. ■ The Branch Manager, C/o NZ FRUITGROWERS’ FEDERATION, LTD, P.O. BOX 400. BLENHEIM. wg2
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