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Situation* Vacant Situations Vacant COURT OF APPEAL OF NEW ZEALAND PRESIDENT’S ASSOCIATE THE POSITION OF ASSOCIATE to the President of the Court of Appeal is becoming available: in effect private secretary to the President. This is an exceptional opportunity, offering interesting and responsible work. Some background of legal work would be helpful but not essential. The main attributes called for are intelligence, initiative, a good manner and organisational ability. Word-processing skill is essential (training would be available.) Shorthand is desirable. The competitive salary and excellent working conditions match the responsibilities. Applications in writing should be sent to: THE REGISTRAR, COURT OF APPEAL, P.O. BOX 1606 WELLINGTON. Initial Inquiries can be made to the Registrar, Gordon Thatcher, Telephone 04 727-307, extension 8738. CUSTOMS DEPARTMENT HEAD OFFICE SOLICITOR THE CUSTOMS DEPARTMENT has a vacancy for a solicitor in its Legal and Prosecutions section. The appointee’s duties will Include opinion advice on a wide variety of matters related to Customs legislation which are referred to the section from Head Office divisions and the Ports, preparation of Customs legislation, preparation of cases for and liaison with the Crown Law Office, and appearances before tribunals. The section is increasingly required to give advice on matters related to administrative, commercial and criminal law and some experience in these areas would be an advantage. Usual Government terms and conditions of employment apply on full or part-time basis. Starting salary will be commensurate with qualifications and experience. If you are interested and want to know more about the position please telephone 736-099 and ask for Mr David Ryan, the Department’s Office Solicitor (extension 8820), or write to: Office Solicitor Customs Department Head Office Private Bag WELLINGTON DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION An Equal Opportunities Employer SENIOR RESEARCH OFFICER (RESEARCH PROGRAMME) VACANCY 1662 APPLICATIONS ARE INVITED for Senior Research Officers with the Department of Education’s Research and Statistics Division Head Office. As the position Involves management of the Department’s external (contract) Research Programme, applicants are expected to have post-graduate qualifications in one of the Social Sciences (e.g. Sociology, Education Psychology) and familiarity with a variety of research methodologies. Knowledge of Educational Research and the New Zealand Education System is highly desirable. The position provides the opportunity to work extensively with a wide variety of researchers in universities, private research organisations and other institutions and applicants should have welldeveloped written and oral communication skills. The position also involves travel within New Zealand. Starting salary is in the range of $35,477 — $38,800. To discuss the position more fully, contact Hans Wagemaker on Wellington 735-499 ext. 8305. Duty list and person specification are availalbe from Executive Officer (Staff), Department of Education, Private Bag, Wellington or telephone Wellington 738-300 ext. 706. Applications are to be received in the office of the Director-General, Department of Education, Private Bag, Wellington by March 4. Applicants should use form PSI7A obtainable from this department, enclose copies only of testimonials and quote appropriate vacaancy number. (Officers in the Public Service should use form PS6). Expenses incurred in taking up appointment may be met by the department. St Massey V University DIGITAL SYSTEMS CONTROLLER APPLICATIONS ARE INVITED for the above position in the Department of Production Technology. Applicants should have an appropriate degree or other acceptable qualification in Technology, Engineering or Science and possess additional adequate experience in the design, operation and pror gramming of micro-computer or mini-computer systems. Experience with high performance microprocessor systems such as the Digital Equipment Corporation MicroVAX range and their software support systems would be an added advantage. Experience in industrial electronics will also be favourably considered. Research and teaching interests in the Department Include engineering, robotics, process control, automation, electronic image processing, and energy engineering. The successful candidate will be expected to provide technical and software support in some or all of these areas. Commencing salary will be up to $29,499 depending upon qualifications and experience. Further information may be obtained from Professor W. Monteith, Department of Production Technology. Applications for the post close with the undersigned on March 20, 1987. B. R. H. MONKS, Registrar. DO YOU WANT TO WORK IN QUEENSTOWN HAVE YOU HAD PRINTING EXPERIENCE IN A PHOTO MINI-LAB? RECENT EXPANSION HAS CREATED VACANCIES in our Queenstown laboratories for qualified printers. If you are bright, enthusatic, and want to get involved with Queenstown’s most progressive photographic team, apply in writing to: 35 FILM BAR LIMITED, P. O. BOX 196, QUEENSTOWN l - - -- . - •