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Press, 30 August 1980, Page 57

Situations Vacant VETERINARIAN DALSTUD EMBRYO TRANSPLANTS C - DALGETY NEW ZEALAND, LTD, PALMERSTON NORTH OWING TO THE RAPID EXPANSION of the Dalstud Embryo Unit, a position has become vacant for a second Veterinarian, The vacant poistion has been caused by the large farmer demand for Dalstud services and full training would be given in all aspects of embryo transfer work. The Embryo Transfer Centre has been in operation for three years and is situated at Opiki, 10 miles from Palmerston North. The successful applicant would be based at the unit, but would be required to do a certain amount of on-farm work. Applicants must have a degree in veterinary science. Salary will depend upon applicant’s qualifications and experience and be competitive with V.S.C. Scales. Inquiries should be directed to: The Manager, Dalstud. c/- Dalgety New Zealand, Limited, P.O. Box 643, Palmerston North.

WANTED: SUB-CONTRACTORS WORK AVAILABLE in North. Queensland to gang of one or two experienced persons in the building of single wire power, lines. Plant available if necessary. Apply:— KIWI CONSTRUCTION PTY, LTD, P. O. Box 67, Sarina, QUEENSLAND. - Phone 079561426

WAITAKI N.Z. REFRIGERATING, LIMITED, ISLINGTON STAFF VACANCIES 1980/81 EXPORT SEASON 1 WRITTEN APPLICATIONS are invited for the following salaried staff positions: FANCY MEATS FOREMAN BOARD WALKER TWO QUALITY CONTROLLERS Applications should include full name, address and telephone number, date of birth, marital status, interests and details of previous employment experience. Applications close at 5 p.m. on Friday, September 12, 1980, and should be addressed to:— The Local Manager, WAITAKI. N.Z. REFRIGERATING, LTD, P.O. Box 16126 Hornby, CHRISTCHURCH, 4.

WORD PROCESSING OPERATOR-SUPERVISOR WE ARE SEEKING a person with ability and initiative to become Supervisor of our Word Processing Centre. RESPONSIBILITIES: To be one of the operators and the co-ordina-tor of the Word Processing Centre with particular responsibility to supervise the day to day running of the Centre and manage the total typing service to the office. THE SUCCESSFUL APPLICANT: Will be a person prepared to accept responsibility; Will be a person with the desire and ability to work without supervision; , Will be a person with excellent typin&skills; Will be a person willing and able to manage a small staff in a situation where personal relationships are important; Will be a person with a. pleasant personality, imagination and determination. REMUNERATION: As this is a key position a salary will be negotiated with the successful applicant. WRITTEN APPLICATIONS: Should be made giving full details of qualifications and previous experience to:— THE OFFICER MANAGER, Anderson Lloyd Jeavons and Co., Solicitors, P. O. Box 923, DUNEDIN. SW3O 1981 NEW ZEALAND GAMES THE 1981 NEW ZEALAND GAMES ORGANISING COMMITTEE will shortly be engaging temporary staff to assist with the planning and administration of the Games. Varying commencement dates will apply with all employment ceasing about end of February, 1981. Applicants must be available through the Christmas and New Year period. The positions to be filled are:— FINANCE CONTROLLER. Commencing November 1. DOCUMENTATION OFFICER. Commencing November 1. RECEPTIONIST. Start immediately. SECRETARY/PERSONAL ASSISTANT. Start immediately. TWO OFFICE ASSISTANTS (typing and general duties). Commencing October 1 and November 1. Applications for other temporary positions will be called at a later date. . Staff ultimately engaged will be required to work under increasing pressure as January 1981 approaches—the pressure will be high but th 3 satisfaction obtained from being actively involved in a successful sporting spectacle will be great. Applications should be forwarded immediately to:— A. W. Barrett—Executive Director, 1981 NEW ZEALAND GAMES ORGANISING COMMITTEE, P.O. Box . 160, Christchurch, and must include contact telephone numbers, together with a brief resume of experience in the position applied for. <