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Situations Vacant OPERATOR MANAGER SOUTH PACIFIC SALES AND MARKETING MANAGER REQUIRED a mature person to manage and operate a large superette and be able to communicate with South Pacific companies. Must have • 4 to 5 years experience in Sales/Marketing • Be able to speak English, Hindi, Fijian and Gujiratl Salary $42,000, car and accommodation inclusive. Please write to: The Managing Diretor, P.O. Box 24132 Royal Oak AUCKLAND PANELBEATER PANELBEATER QUALIFIED tradesperson for busy workshop. Wages negotiable. Phone 481-720 PART-TIME DECIDE your own value, flexible working hours, exciting health and nutritiqn product, sales people wanted. Self-em-ployment opportunity. Phone 660-554. PART-TIME NURSE AIDE PARKLANDS HOSPITAL require a fully experienced Nurse Aide to work Saturday and Sunday duties, 7 a.m to 3 p.m. Would persons interested In the care of the dependent elderly, please telephone: 526-169, after 9 a.m. PLASTERER REQUIRED MUST be experienced, for paint finishes. Immediate start. Ph. John Watkins, Jetset Painters, Lyttelton 7484 or business Lyttelton 8590 a.h. POSITION-NANNY: WOMAN aged 20 or over to care for infant and 5-year-old near Washington, D.C., U.S.A., starting September or October, 1989. Light housework, cooking, and driving; willhave own private facilities, non-smokers only. Send letter, phone number, address, photograph and references to Dr Margollc, 408 Bretton Place, Baltimore, MD 21218, U.S.A., or telephone (U.S.A.) 301-366-1870. PRODUCTION POSITION HEALTH FOODS A position exists for a young person, 18-25 years, to be involved in the production of vitamins and other health food lines. The person should* be intereted in becoming responsible for the production area after suitable training and experience. Apply In writing to: Megavitamin Laboratories, P.O. Box 303, CHRISTCHURCH.

OF lustice NEW ZEALAND Senior Advisory Officer (Research and Policy Development) 007.107 Equal Employment Opportunities Unit Applicants are invited for the above position. The person appointed will have prior research experience, preferably in the social science area, and a demonstrated commitment to Equal Employment Opportunities and partnership with Maori iwi as envisaged in the Treaty of Waitangi. One of the initial tasks will be the establishment of an EEO data-base to monitor the recruitment, selection and promotion of Women, Maori and Pacific Island people, ethnic minorities and people that are differentlyabled. The other major area is the carrying out of specific research projects and the development of policy guidelines as required by the work of the EEO Unit and the departmental EEO Programme. The appointee will have very good communication skills, a positive attitude and an ability to work with people from different cultures and backgrounds. Job-sharing and part-time positions can be negotiated. For further information about the vacancy please phone Pleasance Hansen 725-980, ext. 8551. A full and detailed CV should be supplied by each applicant. Guidelines for preparing a CV are available from any office of the Department of Justice. A job description, person specification together with factors identified as critical to the position are available from Personnel Services (04) 725-980. Applications should reach Personnel Services, Head Office, Private Bag 180, Wellington on 2 August 1989 and quote vacancy number JB9/ 6223. r-rn • ftt Te Tan Ture He inoi tenei kia tono mai mo te tunga i runga ake nei. Ka tohungia ko te tangata kua waia ke, kua matatau kite whakahaere rangahau. Ko te tino hiahia kua matatau kite rangahau i nga ahuatanga pu taiao taha tangata, a, kua oti te whakaatii i tana kaingakau kite Kaupapa Whakadrite Whi whinga Mahi mete tirohanga rangapu kua puta ake i raro i Te Tiriti o.Waitangi. Ko tetahi o nga mahi tuatahi o te tunga ko te whakatakoto i tetahi kaupapa puringa korero roro hiko mo te Whakadrite Whiwhinga Mahi kia taea ai te tirotiro i te rapunga kaimahi i roto wahine, te iwi Maori mete iwi o nga moutereb te Moana-nui-a-Kiwa, nga iwi iti ake ratau. a. nga tangata haua. I tua atu i tenei, hei tirotiro i te whakatutu i a ratau i roto i nga mahi mete tirotiro i to ratau haere whakamua i roto i nga tunga. Ko tetahi atu taha tino nui o te tunga nei ko te whakehaere i nga mahi rangahau motuhake hangai mete whakapakari i nga kaupapa arataki e pirangitia ana i roto i nga mahi a te Wahanga Whakadrite Whiwhinga Mahi. i roto hoki i te Rarangi Mahi Whakadrite Whiwhinga Mahi a te tari Kawanatanga. Me tino pai te tangata ka tohungia kite whakapuia whakaaro. whakawhitiwhiti whakaaro kite tangata. He tangata tirohanga whakamua hoki. a. kei a ia te kahii kite mahi i te taha iwro jetahi atu whakatipuranga. Mehemea ka hiahiatiakia whakahaerengiaie tungae nga tangatae riia nekc atu ranei. a. kia whakahaere wa pdtohgia ranei. ka taea tenei le whirwhiri. - 4 -i—-