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Situations Vacant Situations Vacant RESEARCH OFFICER DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE (Position No: 236111) SALARY: $A20.912-$A29.507 per annum according to qualifications and experience. QUALIFICATIONS AND EXPERIENCE: Four year University degree in Agricultural Science or Horticulture with preference for post graduate qualifications. Research and extension experience in perennial fruit crops, particularly viticulture and publication of relevant papers in approved scientific journals an advantage. DUTIES: Carry out a research programme in the field of viticulture, particularly into aspects of tablegrape production. Report research results in scientific journals, industry publications and through other appropriate media. Provide, as required, advice to the viticulture industry, arrange and participate in discussion groups and field days and carry out associated duties, as required. CONDITIONS OF SERVICE: Three months' long service ■ leave after seven years' continuous service, four weeks' annual leave plus ten Statutory Public Holidays, generous cumulative sick leave entitlements, superannuation benefits And other general conditions applicable to permanent officers employed under the provisions of the Public Service Act, 1978. TRANSPORT AND REMOVAL ASSISTANCE: The cost of economy class air fares incurred by the appointee, spouse and dependent children under the age of sixteen years (where applicable), plus a reasonable amount for removal of essential personal and household effects, subject to the appointee entering into an agreement to remain in the employ of the State tor one or two years, according to assistance given. LOCATION: South Perth, Western Australia. GENERAL: Current “A” class driver’s licence essential Departmental vehicle available for use on official business. APPLICATIONS: To state age, citizenship, qualif icatioijs and experience with the names of two referees to the: Chairman, Public Service Board 111 St George's Terrace PERTH WA 6000 Closing: 2.00 p.m. Thursday, February 13.1986. The Public Service Board Is an equal opportunity RESEARCH TECHNICIAN WRIGHTSON N.M.A. ARE seeking to appoint, immediately, a suitably experienced Research Technician to the team at Kimihia Research Centre, Tancreds Road, Lincoln, to work primarily in our serial programme. The successful applicant should hold a diploma of agriculture or field technology and have experience in Instigating trialing programmes and handling specialist research machinery. Experience and skill In the use of a computer would be an advantage. Ability to use general farm machinery is essential. Applicants should have the ability to communicate and be self motivated. Salary will be commensurate with qualifications and experience. Please reply in the first Instance to: . "Research Technician”, C/- The Manager, WRIGHTSON N.M.A., LTD, P.O. Box 939, CHRISTCHURCH. SECRETARY/ADMINISTRATOR REQUIRED for Orthopaedic Specialist Practice, Merlvale area, to begin early March 1986. Previous experience with use of an electrlcic typewrlter/word processor essential. Apply giving details of previous experience and recent testimonials and telephone number to: “The Press” P 4195, P.O. Box 1005, Christchurch. SECRETARY HARDING SIGNALS LTD, requires Sole Charge Secretary for the Southern Region (Christchurch) office. We envisage appointing a Secretary to this position who is self-motivated, well organised, versatile and efficient. We would like to find someone who Is Interested In communication with customers and who will fully co-ordinate our small office. If you feel that you are the person we are looking for and we are the Company you are looking for, please apply to: The Manager, HARDING SIGNALS LTD, P.O. Box 32087, CHRISTCHURCH. Harding Signals Ltd, is a leader In the application of Microprocessor Technology In New Zealand. The Southern Region Office is responsible for sales and service of our products through most of the South Island.

SENIOR J WRITER We are looking for someone to assist our Editor in the production of RaiINEWS the in-house monthly tabloid newspaper of the New Zealand Railways Corporation. The successful applicant will be an experienced newspaper/ journalist with subbing and layout experience. gK The position calls for a hard-working self-starter, capable of handling a range of news assignments, and who can work as part of a young and enthusiastic team. The ability to work to strict deadlines is a "must" and the position offers excellent opportunities for travel around the country. Salary will be according to qualifications and experience at a commencing point up to a maximum of $27,465. Applications must be addressed to Gavin MacDonald, Senior Press Officer, Public Affairs Section, New Zealand Railways Corporation, Private Bag, Wellington and be received no later than 14 February, 1986.