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Situations Vacant TECHNICAL SUPERVISOR PART-TIME THE Ngaio Marsh Conference Centre requires a technical supervisor to work on a parttime basis. Duties involve the setting up, control, and maintenance of technical equipment and facilities within the complex which includes the Ngaio Marsh Theatre. A minimum of 8 hours per week is worked on a regular basis with additional hours as and when required. Full time work Is available during University holiday periods. The position Involves both evening and weekend work. Written applications, giving details of age, experience, and availability to work part-time hours, should be marked: “TECHNICAL SUPERVISOR”, and addressed to: UNIVERSITY OF CANTERBURY STUDENTS ASSOCIATION, PRIVATE BAG, CHRISTCHURCH. TECHNICIAN (COMPUTING) DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY UNIVERSITY OF CANTERBURY APPLICATIONS are Invited for the position of Technician in the Department of Chemistry. The successful candidate should have experience with a wide range of types of microcomputers and possess skills In software development. Knowledge of computer networking principles, and some experience In hardware Interfacing would be desirable. The salary for Technician Grade 1 Is on a scale from $lB,Oll to $22,992 per annum; commencing salary according to qualifications and experience. Conditions of Appointment may be obtained from the undersigned. Applications, quoting Position No. CH3I, close on August 11, 1989 and must be addressed to: The Registrar, University of Canterbury, Private Bag, Christchurch. TRADESPERSON WE require a time-served Tradesperson in Fitting and Turning or Toolmaking, with gear-cutting experience on hoppers and shapers. Apply, In writing, to: Eric Paton Limited, P.O. Box 12-047, Penrose, Auckland. VACANCY ON DAIRY FARM FOR keen energetic person to assist with milking and general farm work. Accommodation available if required. Must have own transport. Ph. 781 Reefton.

KIWI PACKAGING WE HAVE A VACANCY for a person to co-ordinate the production planning and pre-press operation’at our Hornby carton plant. This is a newly created position and previous industry experience is not essential, as the plant is in the process of changing to a fully integrated computerised production system, so a person with some computer scheduling skills could have an advantage. We offer the best working conditions, and, to attract the right person, we will offer a highly competitive remuneration package. Please apply, in own handwriting, outlining previous experience to: The Manager, KIWI PACKAGING, LIMITED, South Island Carton Division, P.O. Box 16102, Christchurch 4. YOUR OWN BUSINESS SIGNIFICANT INCOME POTENTIAL AS A RESULT of expansiion throughout New Zealand we are looking for additional individuals to join our team; people who wish to be accountable for their own actions and will be rewarded accordingly. Tremendous opportunities exist for the right person. You may currently be a • successful sales person • sales manager • accountant • marketing executive • legal executive • supervisor people/manager • in the teaching profession If you are interested in a future which you will control, an hour with our manager would be a wise investment. -Phone 662-405 or write to FAI Metropolitan Life Assurance Company of NZ Limited, PO Box 22-123 High Street, Christchurch. Y.W.C.A. ACCESS POSITIVE ACTION FOR WOMEN COURSES THE Y.W.C.A. has Postive Action for Women courses starting on August 7. These are all 20 week courses combining practical skills, personal development, and job search skills training. FRESH START OFFICE PRACTICE This course will particulary suit women who wish to re-enter the workforce. They may have had previous office experience. It will also suit young women who are currently unemployed. The course covers office systems, book-keeping, typing, computing and office machinery. INTRODUCTION TO BREAD BAKING AND PASTRY COOKING A course for unemployed women wishing to work as assistants in the baking industry or go on to further related training. The course covers bread baking, pastry cooking, hygiene, safety, first aid, machinery and equipment use and basic food theory. INTRODUCTION TO PAINTING AND PAPER-HANGING A course for unemipoyed women wishing to work as assistants in the painting and paperhanging industry. The course covers preparation of surfaces, safety, care and use of equipment and basic painting and paperhanging. For further information phone 522-725 between 9 a.m. and 12 noon, Monday to Friday, Y.W.C.A., 93 Harewood Rdl •