Situations Vacant TECHNICIAN PASTURE RESEARCH WHATAWHATA HILL COUNTRY RESEARCH STATION A TECHNICAL vacancy exists within the pasture agronomy group at this station, situated 25km west of Hamilton. Involved in research projects i studying variation and per- ' forniance of pasture legumes 1 in hill country. Duties will in- ‘ elude detailed plant measure- I ment and data processing. An ■ interest in pasture research and training in computer operation are desirable. j Hostel accommodation or ' station housing available. | Salary in accordance with ' qualifications and experience. For further information contact: DR G. W. Sheath. WHATAWHATA HILL COUNTRY RESEARCH STATION. Private Bag. HAMILTON. . Applications should he made i on form PSI7A (obtainable I from anv Post Office) and sent J to Staff’Clerk. Ruakura Agriculture Research Station. Private Bag. Hamilton. Applications close on October 2. 1981. ;
SHIFT ENGINEER FOR FREEZING INDUSTRY A VACANCY now exists for a qualified Engineer at our Mataura Works. The successful applicant will be required to hold the minimum qualification of a Third Marine Certificate. Although adequate training will be given, applicants should possess a high degree of aptitude to obtain the fullest employment satisfaction. Salary and conditions are in accordance with the agreement with the Institute of Marine and Power Engineers. A house is available at a reasonable rental for a married man. Superannuation: The opportunity will be given for the successful applicant to join the company's Superanuation scheme. Apply to: The Supervising Engineer. P.0.80x 839, $ INVERCARGILL or The Chief Engineer. P.O. Box 1. MATARA. (Phone Mataura 8494). TAVERN MANAGER THE INVERCARGILL LICENSING TRUST invites applications for the position of Manager of the Newfield Tavern. The position requires a person with managerial ability and preferably with experience in the hotel industry. The tavern operates a Bistro food service and also under family bar conditions. A salary in the range of $15,811 to $21,962 per annum will be paid dependent on qualifications and experience. A superannuation scheme is available and assistance will be given with removal expenses if required. Employment with the Invercargill Licensing Trust offers opportunities for advancement within our group of six taverns and five hotels and provides a real opportunity for the right person to develop their capabilities and obtain promotion within the group. A Schedule of Duties and Conditions of Appointment can be obtained from the Tavern or from the Head Office of the Trust, P.O. Box 208, Invercargill, where applications close at noon on October 5. 1981. TAVERN MANAGER THE INVERCARGILL LICENSING TRUST invites applications for the position of Manager of the Appleby Tavern. The position requires a person with managerial ability and preferably with experience in the hotel industry. The Tavern operates a Bistro food service and also under family bar conditions. A salary in the range of $15,811 to $21,962 per annum will be paid dependent on qualifications and experience. A superannuation scheme is available and assistance will be given with removal expenses if required. Employment with the Invercargill Licensing Trust offers opportunities for advancement within our group of six taverns and five hotels and provides a real opportunity for the right person to develop their capabilities and obtain promotion within the group. A Schedule of Duties and Conditions of Appointment can be obtained from the Tavern or from the Head Office of the Trust, P.O. Box 208, Invercargill, where applications close at noon on October 5; 1981. THE CHRISTCHURCH CLINICAL SCHOOL OF MEDICINE DEPARTMENT OF PSYCHOLOGICAL MEDICINE A PART-TIME APPOINTMENT is to be made to a grant-funded study in an aspect of medical student motivation. The study will run for approximately eleven months in the Department of Psychological Medicine, the Christchurch Clinical School of Medicine. Applications are sought preferably from graduates in psychology or social sciences with some experience in methodology. Applicants must be capable of undertaking the typing associated with the project, and should be able to conduct interviews and correspondence with minimal supervision. Salary will be related to qualifications and experience. Applications in writing, giving the name of persons whom may be approached for references, close with: Professor P. G. Ney, Department of Psychological Medicine, The Christchurch Clinical I School of Medicine, Christchurch Hospital. Private Bag, Christchurch, on Wednesday, September 30, I 1981. THE HERMITAGE MT COOK REQUIRES A HEAD STEWARD I THE HERMITAGE requires an experienced Stew- , ard to control the bars and general service areas. The position is responsible for up to 20 staff, the i operation of tavern, lounge, cocktail and wine bars I as well as the general porterage and housekeeping I around the hotel. j It is a 6 day position. Accommodation and i meals are supplied. The salary reflects the senior I nature of the position. I To apply contact: THE HOUSE MANAGER. Phone 809 MT COOK. I t
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