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Sit U .tion.V.cant SitiiabnteVMgfe . . ■ . •». • NEW PLYMOUTH CITY COUNCIL PUBLIC RELATIONS OFFICER ■'' ' . ; APPLICATIONS ARE INVITED for the position of Public Relations Officer in the Council’s Public Relations Office and Convention Bureau. r \ The Public Relations Officer is responsible for the operation of the Public Relations Office and Convention Bureau which: (a) Provides a fully comprehensive Information service to the community; (b) Promotes the City and its attractions to visitors; and (c) Actively and profitably markets the City as a major conference destination. This position will appeal to creative and innovative people who are good communicators, public speakers and organisers, who are capable of managing a small office and supervising staff and can work Independently in a Local Government Environment. The Schedule of Duties and Conditions of Appointment for this position are available from the Administration Manager, New Plymouth City Council, Private Bag, New Plymouth, with whom written applications endorsed “Public Relations Officer,” close on Friday, June 17, 1988. k A * / mountains x NZ MOUNTAIN SAFETY COUNCIL INC. IS SEEKING TO APPOINT TWO NATIONAL FIELD OFFICERS TO BE BASED in Wellington, but with considerable travel to work closely with the Council’s District Committees, and with the training and co-ordina-tion of the Council’s volunteer instructors. Sound outdoor skills are required, especially In bush and mountain recreation; experience In training and/or administration would be helpful. The Council’s staff work as a team, and must have initiative and good communication skills, apd enjoy working with people. Salary according to experience and qualifications, in the range $34,775 to $43,870. Job descriptions are available from, and applications should be returned to: The Secretary NZ MOUNTAIN SAFETY COUNCIL 5 Plpltea Street, WELLINGTON (Ph: 726-556) Closing date for applications is June 15, 1988. ON-SCREEN JOURNALISTS THE DOMINION and THE DOMINION SUNDAY TIMES have openings for: • An experienced Reporter who can dig out hard news stories and write a readable feature, and who is interested Jn specialising by covering a wide range of subjects which are computedrelated. i The journalist would be based In either Auckland or Wellington and would be contributing both to our computer section and the general news pages. We do not want a technical expert. We want a good reporter who is enthusiastic, quick to learn and who has an interest in this enormous growth field. ’ • An experienced Sub Editor who can handle, any story and who preferably has a jtlair'for layout. The job will be based in. Welljngtpn.J,;,,: • An experienced Businessßepdr tar who can dig out hard news stories and write features imd who has a proven track record: in On screen training will be provided, including full page make-up for the sub. This is a chance to work on the most up-to-date equipment In the world in a spanking new office. Write to: G. L. Baylis, Editor, The Dominion and The Dominion Sunday Times, P.O, Box 1297, WELLINGTON. Or phone brief details to Dawn Johnson, 740-185. TRETHEWEY STONE INDUSTRIES LTD NATURAL STONE MANUFACTURING AND SALES OPERATIONS STAFF AN INDUSTRY LEADER In processing and marketing granite and marble require staff for a new facility to be based in Christchurch. Aimed at all aspects of the stone Industry, the facility will be modern in design and have the latest equipment at its disposal. Those Interested In applying to set up and work in areas of commercial and domestic design, building contract and monumental (through existing retail outlets) should apply in writing to: " The Company Secretary, : > Trethewey Stone Limited, P.O. Box 15-243, New Lynn, AUCKLAND 7 I or phone (09) 873-017