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Situations Vacant Situations Vacant MAURI PRODUCTION CLERK DUE TO INCREASED work loads a position has arisen for a production clerk. The person we envisage would have a sheetmetal background, not necessarily qualified, be capable with figures and work with a minimum of supervision. Relocation expenses could be met after a qualifying period and the importance we place on this position would be reflected in tne salary offered. Apply for a confidential interview to: MR B. JENNINGS, Manufacturing Manager, MAURI ENGINEERING P.O. Box 179, PALMERSTON NORTH Phone 80-122, a.h. 63-155 (collect) MINISTRY OF ENERGY (MINES DIVISION) HEAD OFFICE, WELLINGTON GEOLOGIST VACANCY No. 7023 MINES DIVISION, Head Office requires the services of a Geologist holding a Science degree in geology and with adequate experience in the mineral industry. The position will Involve in addition to other duties, liaison with the mineral industry and other Government Departments and a sound grounding in economic geology is preferred. State Service salary payable according to qualifications and experience. Applicants should use Form PS 17A obtainable at any Post Office, enclosing copies only of testimonials and quote the above vacancy number. Applications should be forwarded to the Administration Clerk, Ministry of Energy, Mines Division, P.O. Box 6342, Te Aro, Wellington by December 16, 1981. L. E. COLES, For Deputy Secretary of Energy Mines MINISTRY OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS BILATERAL AID PROGRAMME: SOLOMON ISLANDS WATER RESOURCES OFFICER APPLICATIONS ARE INVITED under New Zealand’s Bilateral Aid Programme for the position of Water Resources Officer with the Solomon Islands’ Ministry of Lands Energy and Natural Resources. Duties will include: (1) Provision of expertise and engineering advice on water schemes and hydro-electric power potential. (2) Responsibility for design and execution of water resource surveys — both ground and surface water. (3) Assessment of the potential for contamina-, tion of ground water supplies in atolls, and water quality assurance generally. Qualifications: The officer should be an experienced hydrologist with some training in geology, and should be willing to understand and appreciate the Solomon Islands way of life. The appointment will be for two years under 'the terms and conditions applicable to New Zealand Government aid advisers. Salary is negotiable. Air fares, transfer costs, location and child allowances (where applicable) will be paid. Applicants should write for further details to the Director of External Aid, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Private Bag, Wellington. Attention: Western Pacific Project Officer. MINISTRY OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS BILATERAL AID PROGRAMME ASEAN/NEW ZEALAND AFFORESTATION PROJECT THE PHILIPPINES FORESTER APPLICATIONS ARE INVITED for a two-year assignment under New Zealand’s bilateral aid programme for the position of forester on an Afforestation Project in the Philippines. The applicant will join a three-man team of New Zealand advisers working at the project. Job Description:— Position equivalent to grades 120.102 - 120.104 (guideline only). . Officer will be responsible to the New Zealand team leader for:— — Technical oversight of all aspects of the forest nursery, seed procurement, plantation establishment and management, provenance trials, insect and disease control, and research investigations. — Broad forward planning and programming for the development of the nursery and plantation, in accordance with the Project Management Plan. — Development of further trial and research work as required, including associated field duties involving geological and climatic surveys. — Assistance in the organisation and staging of ASEAN regional seminars in forestry promoted by the project. — Preparation of regular reports on technical aspects of the project, including material for Project Management Committee meetings, and quarterly reports to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. — Any other related duties as may be specified by the project leader. The officer will also be a member of the Project Site Committee, which as a joint committee of New Zealand advisers and Philippines counterpart forest officers, guides the day to day development of the project. Requirements:— Proven experience and competence in the above duties. It is imperative that good staff/worker relationships be developed and maintained at the project. The officer should be a mature, understanding person who can communicate effectively both orally and in written form to people at all levels. Conditions of Appointment Salary according to qualifications and experience subject to negotiations with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Location and child allowances, transfer expenses and accommodation will be paid. Applications: Further details on technical aspects may be obtained from Mr Hosking, N.Z.F.S., Wellington, and on terms and conditions from Ms J. Beattie. Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Wellington. Bilateral aid application forms may be obtained from:— The Director of External Aid. MINISTRY OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS, Private Bag, WELLINGTON. Attention: ASEAN Projects Officer. Applications close on December 30. 1981.