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Press, 13 February 1982, Page 24

Situations Vacant Situations Vacant w MINISTRY OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS Bilateral Aid Programme Malaysia: Dairy Extension Adviser As part of New Zealand's bilateral aid assistance to Malaysia, it is proposed we appoint a Dairy Extension Adviser to the Dairy Training Centre at Institute Haiwan, Kkiang, for a two year assignment. The adviser will be based at Kluang but would be expected to spend up to fifty percent of the time traveling around Malaysia visiting dairying areas such as Malacca and inspecting mile coliection centres. The adviser would be primarily involved with training Veterinary Department Officers but the work wi also involve direct contact with fanners, mirk collection centre operators and employees on the Department's own, dairy farms at the Institute Ucmumm rralWcni. The Terms of Reference include - conducting training and extension activities and assisting in developing the curriculum and methodology for extension training at Institute Manvan; — to look into the current extension service activities of the Malaysian Veterinary Department and advise on the organisation of its services. REQUIREMENTS Applicants should preferably have a tertiary qualification in animal/dairy husbandry management, backed up by some knowledge of extension methodology and several years extension experience. Some overseas experience in a developing country would be an advantage, although not necessary. A positive attitude to working and living in a different cultural environment would be required. Salary is negotiable with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and tax free location, child and transfer allowances apply, plus the payment of all travel and accommodation expenses. Write for application forms to: Director of External Aid Ministry of Foreign Affairs Private Bag WELLINGTON Attention: Malaysia Project Officer Applications close 3 March 1982. B. COMM; 8.C.A.; A.C.A. QUALIFIED OR PARTLY QUALIFIED DO YOU WANT to use the knowledge and skills you have in order to earn a good income? We wish to appoint such a person to our Christchurch branch. The position offers:— • A negotiable salary. • A bonus payable every 4 weeks based upon results and effectiveness. • A two year traiing programme. • Opportunity for advancement. • Subsidised superannuation scheme. • Other worthwhile ancillary benefits. • Ideally applicants should be:— » Aged 23-30. • Be a permanent resident of Christchurch. • Be able to freely converse with people, at ail levels. Interested persons are invited to apply by forwarding personal data marked confidential to— MARKETING MANAGER, P.O. BOX 10-160, THE TERRACE, WELLINGTON. Please include day and evening telephone numbers. CABINETMAKERS DUE TO INCREASED PRODUCTION in our centrally situated factory we urgently need experienced Cabinetmakers. If you feel like a change with good working conditions, please apply to:— MR M. HOLSTEIN. Factory Manager, HOWARD SMITH, LTD, Phone 64-049. I LEI jzmzl TECHNICAL FtLEI'C CONSULTANT CURTIS TO THE \ HAIRDRESSING \| INDUSTRY We require the services of an experienced Hairstylist, preferably with past Salon Management experience. An in-depth knowledge of permanent waving, colouring, cutting and styling is imperative, as demonstration and education of our products is necessary. The applicant will be based in Christchurch at our Head Office, and must be able to travel out of town as requested. A company car will be supplied. Full training will be given to ensure the appointee is fully conversant with all our products and all aspects of this appointment. It will also be necessary to accompany various overseas hairstylists on tour, so occasional weekend work will be necessary. Salary is negotiable, dependent upon experience. To arrange an interview, please telephone 529-059. Mr J. H. Bryant, Sales Manager, Spencer L. Ayrey Limited, 171 Main North Road, Christchurch.