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i Situations Vacant ASSISTANT MANAGER PAPUA NEW GUINEA ASSISTANT MANAGER required for expanding General Transport Company, preferably with mechanical background, must be a practical person, prepared to manage the physical side of transport operations before moving up to higher positions. Married accommodation will be available plus use of a car. Salary starting equivalent to SNZ2O.OOO, reviewed upon results. Looking for permanent person starting on two-year contract. Leave to New Zealand paid after two vears. Apply in writing to:— THE MANAGER, HAGEN HAULIERS, P.O. BOX 187 MOUNT HAGEN, PAPUA NEW GUINEA. COMPANY SECRETARY APPLICATIONS ARE INVITED for this position with .a large and progressive South Island dairy company. Output of dairy products is approximately ']o,ooo tonnes annually with a gross turnover exceeding $lO million. All accounting operations are recorded on magnetic tape equipment with a date! link to the Dairy Board computer centre. The successful applicant will be responsible for the secretarial and accounting functions of this company and two associated companies. Further details are available on request to the company office (phone 163 Hokitika), or The Chairman. WESTLAND CO-OP. DAIRY CO., LTD. P.O. BOX 96, HOKITIKA. Applications close on Wednesday, May 28. ■'B CHEF ROTORUA TRAVELODGE • OUR PROPERTY IN ROTORUA, is one of the largest and busiest Tourist Hotels in New Zealand, providing 210 rooms, with one Restaurant and a large conference area, which caters for special functions. The Chef we are seeking will have had experience in co-ordinating an extremely busy kitchen, catering for up to 900 meals per day. This will involve breakfast, lunch and a table D’Hote and a La Carte menu in the evening. Buffet experience is essential along with a background of cost control procedures. The Chef will be responsible for the day-to-day control of the kitchen staff. Excellent remuneration will be negotiated and assistance will be given to relocation expenses. All applications treated in strictest confidence. Please apply to: FOOD AND BEVERAGE MANAGER, ROTORUA TRAVELODGE, P.O. BOX 844 ROTORUA. PHONE 81-174 ROTORUA.

If you’re looking for a job that offers challenge, adventure and action, there could be a place for you in the Regular Force Battalion. There’s the chance to travel. How does Fiji, Hawaii. Australia or extended training in Singapore sound? Sure, the going can be tough, but there's plenty of leisure time as well — to relax with your mates. If you're between 18 and 24 and reckon you've got what it takes to handle a job in the Regular Force Battalion call at your nearest Recruiting Office — it's only a short visit that could get you out of the rut and change your whole way of life. If you are between 18-24 years of age and are interested in progressing rapidly in an organisation which relies on a diverse variety of stores and equipment then the NZ Army can offer you a career as a storeman. Applicants should have at least two years secondary education and must be able to write good English and perform arithmetic calculations accurately. Training will include handling and care of dangerous and inflammable stores, fire fighting and pest control, issues receipts, packaging and despatch of stores, rationing, accounting for monies, storework in the field; in general all aspects of control and care of stores. Experience and knowledge come from attending a series of courses at the school of Army Administration and on-the-job training under the guidance of qualified storemen. ■ Career opportunities are available for suitably qualified persons in a variety of clerical positions within the Army. You could be involved in anything from the classification of important documents and confidential personal files to map planning, computer programming, mail distribution and pay. You will start off in the Corps of your choice, and from the rank of Sergeant you are posted on merit anywhere within the Army. Salary according to qualifications and experience. The Army urgently requires vehicle mechanics preferably qualified to Advanced Trade Certificate level but at least have completed apprenticeships. Successful applicants will join the Royal New Zealand Electrical and Mechanical Engineers, working on a wide variety of 'military vehicles, possibly at an Army base near home. Rank and pay on entry would depend on the applicant's experience and trade qualifications. Benefits include free medical/dental care, a sound superannuation scheme (retirement on a pension after a minimum of twenty years service). Get full details on any of these jobs from BS ARMY CAREERS ADVISER MmmM Call at your local Army Office Se® under ‘Armed Services’ In the Yellow Pages. ' L 82577