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Situations Vacant Situations Vacant HAIRDRESSERS WE REQUIRE motivated, sincere, stylists for immediate vacancies. If you are an above average communicator and have the ability to provide the standard of service we expect, we are looking for you. Bruno Barberellis is a progressive and expanding salon group with excellent career opportunities. We offer a staff training scheme, top wages and commission second to none. Success and satisfaction are guaranteed for you and our team. All Interviews are confidential. For an appointment phone:— DEIRDRE, 67-359. HEAD GREENKEEPER AKARANA GOLF CLUB APPLICATIONS ARE INVITED from suitably qualified persons for the above position at this Auckland metropolitan club. The course ,is well established and there is an excellent machinery inventory. A house is provided, conditions of employment and salary are negotiable. Written applications close on October 14, 1983, and should be addressed to: The Secretary-Manager, AKARANA GOLF CLUB, P.O. BOX 27033, MOUNT ROSKILL, AUCKLAND. HOROWHENUA COUNTY COUNCIL TOWN PLANNING OFFICER APPLICATIONS ADDRESSED to the County Engineer, Horowhenua County Council, P.O. Box 542, Levin will be received up to 4.00 p.m. on Friday, October 14, 1983, for the position of Town Planning Officer. Based in Levin the appointee will be required to deal with the complete range of town planning matters with a county which has experienced rapid growth in both horticulture and urban development during recent years. Commencing salary will depend on qualifications and experience and will be in the range $15,554 to $20,030 per annum. Conditions of Appointment and Schedule of Duties are available upon request from the undersigned, P.O. Box 542, Levin. W. L. BUSCH, County Engineer. DEPARTMENT IC°J ° f WbibUrfl LABOUR INSPECTORS OF FACTORIES (BUSH) THE DEPARTMENT OF LABOUR has a vacancy for an Inspector of Factories (Bush) to be located at Rotorua. The appointee will undertake inspections and investigations under the Bush Workers Act, Factories and Commercial Premises Act, Machinery Act and relevant Awards and Collective Agreements to ensure the safety, health and welfare of workers in the timber industry. This work will mainly be in bush undertakings including logging operations, sawmills, timber treatment plants and other related factories. The position involves contact with a wide group of industry representatives including management, workers unions, contractors and timber industry workers. Persons suited for this position would include those with wide practical experience in the logging and timber industry. Applications quoting Vacancy No. 5015 must be forwarded to: The Secretary of Labour, Private Bag, Wellington, on Form PSI7A (obtainable from any Post Office). Applications must be received by midday Wednesday, October 13, 1983. uu TELEVISION NEW ZEALAND JOURNALIST/SENIOR JOURNALIST DUNEDIN A VACANCY EXISTS in our Dunedin newsroom for. a journalist. Applicants must have a background in daily Journalism and previous broadcasting experience would be desirable. Good speaking voice and acceptable on-camera appearance essential. The successful applicant would produce news and magazine film stories for the regional programme “South Tonight”; with some input into network news programmes. Salary will be according to qualifications and experience. Written applications stating age, qualifications and experience, together with a contact telephone number, should be addressed to:— The Recruitment Officer, TELEVISION NZ, P.O. Box 3819, AUCKLAND. No later than Friday, October 7, 1983. NATIONAL DIRECTOR VOLUNTARY WELFARE ORGANISATION THE NEW ZEALAND PRISONERS’ AID AND REHABILITATION SOCIETY (INC.) requires a National Director in Wellington to co-ordinate and promote the work of its 18 member Societies involved throughout New Zealand in providing a range of services to offenders and dependants. While the work has an administrative content it provides the challenge of working creatively and compassionately in the voluntary welfare sector. The position calls for an informed interest in Criminal Justice, experience and knowledge of social and community work, effective communication skills, and the ability to relate to a wide range of people in Government and the community. An attractive salary in line with the State Services Social Work scale will be offered. Applications in writing should be addressed to: The President, N.Z.P.A.R.S. P.O. Box 2683, WELLINGTON by October 19, 1983.