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Press, 14 November 1981, Page 60

j Situations Vacant Situations Vacant STORE PERSON WE HAVE A VACANCY for a Store Person in our High Street Showroom and Store to attend to Retail Sales and the Store work associated with Manufacturing of Forklifts, Hydraulic cylinders and associated equipment in our factory. An engineering background is preferred and neatness and accuracy with Stores is essential. Apply to:— General Manager LEE S INDUSTRIES 5.1., LTD 23-29 High Street, RANGIORA. Phone Rangiora 7128 or a.h. Rangiora 8505 Christchurch 277-308 I

/7A Ministry of Works \Ly and Development STUDY AWARDS IN VALUATION APPLICATIONS are invited from persons interested in Valuation, Land Acquisition and Property Management who hold University Entrance or expect to gain it this year, for study awards being offered for 1982. Public Service Study Awards in Valuation are available for the following qualifications: B. Com (VPM) — Batchelor of Commerce (Valuation and Property Management) — Lincoln College. BBS (Valuation) — Bachelor of Business Studies (Valuation Option) — Massey University. Dip Vai. — Diploma in Valuation — Auckland University School of Architecutre. An award of $7OO per annum is payable for each year of full-time study and is in addition to any other bursary or assistance for which the applicant may qualify. The applications will also receive payment for employment during the University breaks at Public Service rates. Graduates who obtain qualification in Valuation will join the Property Service Branch of Ministry of Works and Deevelopment at one of the District Offices and obtain the requisite practical experience to enable registration as a valuer. Applicants should be of tidy appearance and be able to demonstrate potential to meet and communicate effectively with a wide section of the community, in purchasng and administering land for the Ministry. Successful applicants will be requird to enter into a bond for a period of three years’ postgraduate service. Applications will also be considered from students studying one of the appropriate qualifications. The qualifications in which study awards are offered comprise three years of study at the relevant University and applicants are advised to obtain full course details and other information from the University Calendar or by writing to the Registrar. Further information on study awards is available by writing to the Director of Property Services at the address shown below. Applications, which close on November 30, 1981 are to be made on Form PS 17A obtainable from any Post Office, and should be forwarded to: The Director of Property Services, Ministry of Works and Development, P.O. Box 12-041, Wellington, quoting “Valuation Study Awards” as the vacancy number. [“SUPERANNUATION SALES MANAGER A major Life Insurance Company is seeking a Superannuation Sales Manager to lead a competent and experienced sales team. The company's growth in superannuation business has been spectacular and the full range of highly competitive products are sold. The successful applicant will have a proven success pattern in superannuation sales and in giving advice to clients. He or she must be able to motivate sales staff, be a good communicator at all levels, be able to sell, be a good manager, and have a sound knowledge of superannuation matters. The position will require some travel in New Zealand. A competitive salary is offered along with normal fringe benefits including immediate admission to the staff superannuation plan, and a company car. Location, Wellington. Reasonable relocation expenses will be met. Please reply, giving full details to: "Superannuation Sales manager," C/-P.O. Box 3095, Wellington. All applications will be treated in the strictest confidence. |

WOOL RESEARCH ORGANISATION OF NEW ZEALAND (INC) TECHNICIAN - WORKSHOPS A PERSON WHO HAS SERVED an apprenticeship

in fitting, turning and machining is required as a Technician in the workshops of the Wool Research Organisation, Lincoln. The .workshops are well equipped for a wide range of work to meet the needs of the organisation for engineering services. Conditions of employment with the organisation are excellent. Commencing salary will depend on qualifications and experience. Applications for this position should be in writing, giving full details of age, qualifications, past work experience and any other relevant information, and be addressed to: THE SECRETARY, WOOL RESEARCH ORGANISATION OF NEW ZELAND (INC.), PRIVATE BAG, CHRISTCHURCH. WAIKATO TECHNICAL INSTITUTE THE WAIKATO TECHNICAL INSTITUTE is seeking a full-time Horticultural Tutor to commence duties February 2,1982. The applicant should hold a suitable tertiary qualification and/or the national Diploma in Horticulture. A person having broad knowledge of the industry and sound technical base is sought. Teaching duties will include specific crop courses and Horticultural management. The successful applicant will be appointed to a T 1 position ($14,267-519,962) and will be entitled to ten - twelve weeks annual leave. Additional information is available from Agriculture/Horticulture Department. P.O. BOX 982, HAMILTON OR PHONE 392-500 Applications on form E25/1 close with the Principal on December 1, 1981.