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Situations Vacant SENIOR SHORTHAND TYPIST/ SECRETARY FOR LEGAL OFFICE MODERN, centrally situated offices with 1.8. M. Golfball Typewriter. Generous salary in accordance with experience. For an appointment please I telephone G. C. Saunders, SAUNDERS and CO., 797-690. 7113 i SOUTH CANTERBURY ELECTRIC POWER BOARD TELEVISION-RADIO SERVICEPERSON TIMARU and WAIMATE THE Board seeks applications from qualified Electronic Service persons who would like to work with a stable organisation offering secure employment. The work involves the service of TV (colour and mono: receivers, and radio and sound equipment at our Timaru and Waimate Branches. As service is undertaken both in the field and in the workshop, there is variety in the daily work. To the person who is capable of undertaking this work professionally and can organise the daily work schedule with a minimum of supervision we offer:— First class, well equipped works iiop. Competitive salary scales. Generous fringe benefits. Assistance with shifting expenses. Housing at a moderate rental is available to the successful applicant for the WAIMATE position. For further information write to:— The Administration Officer, P.O. Box 330 TIMARU. 7232 TWO PEOPLE WITH DRIVE A NEW ZEALAND-wide home appliance organisation has a vacancy in the Ch’ch. area for 2 energetic people who are prepared to work hard to establish themselves in a most rewarding business. The annual income for a successful person could be in excess of $lO,OOO per annum, and would, with ability, increase to well over the $12,000 mark. There is a bright future in this company as all Executives are drawn from sales staff.

The requirements are: — A good reliable car. — Suitable character references. — A pleasing personality, and — A desire to succeed. Phone Manager, 68-420 for appointment. W5732 TEACHER AIDE Phillipstown School 15 Hours per Week. Apply in writing to:— THE PRINCIPAL, 21 Nursery Road, Christchurch. W4155 UNIVERSITY OF OTAGO HISTOLOGICAL TECHNICIAN DEPARTMENT OF ORAL BIOLOGY A TECHNICIAN is required to assume direct responsibility for the preparation of histological material for light microscopy. Most of the material is used in teaching both at undergraduate and graduate levels. Some arisis from a biopsy service provided for dentists by the department and some from research. The appointee will be competent in a wide range of histological techniques and will be expected to develop some new ones’ relevant to the Faculty's work. The successful applicant will assume direct responsibility for the training of trainee technicians. Knowledge of electron microscopic specimen preparation and familiarity with the functioning of an animal house are desirable. In the Department, there are at present five academic staff, one senior technical officer, a histological technician. an electron microscopic technician and one technical trainee. There is a good range of modern tissue processing and microtomy equipment. including a cryostat and a JB4 microtome. The appointment affords an excellent opportunity for an experienced, energetic person to acquire further experience in the management of a busy histological laboratory concerned with the use and development of a wide range of techniques and with the training of technicians. The appointee will be responsible, through the senior technical officer, to the Chairman of the Department, Professor A. C. Smillie. Written applications quoting reference N.79/235 and stating age. qualifications and experience and the names of two referees close with the undersigned, P.O. Box 56, Dunedin, on April 30, 1979. D. W. GIRVAN. Registrar. 7231 WANTED WINDOW CLEANER FOR sub-contracting work, good rates of pay. must be dependable, experience an advantage. PHONE 584-960 After 8 a.m. W5507

WELLINGTON REGIONAL WATER BOARD ELECTRICAL ENGINEER A VACANCY EXISTS in the Water Supply Section of the Wellington Regional Water Board for a Professional Electrical Engineer to head a small section. The appointee will be responsible for the operation and maintenance Of both the Board’s bulk water supply pumping stations and the Wellington City Council’s Waterworks distribution pumping stations, having a total of 9000 installed H.P. and including 500 H.P. thyristor controlled D.C. variable speed machines. Some design work in connection with new installations will also be involved. Applicants should have a B.E. (Elect.) Degree, or be Members of an appropriate engineering institution. If desired, further information concerning the position may be obtained by telephoning Mr J. Cavanagh, the Board’s Water Supply Engineer, at telephone 739-779 (Ext. 86). Schedule of Duties and Conditions of Appointment are available from the undersigned, and applications will be received up to Monday, April 30, 1979. G E. SHEEHAN, SECRETARY. 7238