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New Zealand Listener, Volume 20, Issue 500, 21 January 1949, Page 19

REDuGED PriCes BLUE Gillette BLADES Mow 5 for K6 I0 for 3 For Girls A BANKING VOCATION Little more than a quarter of a century ago a banking vocation was the sole prerogative of men, but to-day the banking profession is open to women, who are playing an increasingly important role in the provision of the various services which the banks perform for the business and farm- ing community and general public. The NATIONAL Bank of New Zealand, Limited, with its 104 branches and agencies throughout New Zealand has positions available for girls who are completing their secon- dary education this year. The personal nature f banking work ensures its interest , and the experience gained of com- mercial methods affords a useful business training with good opportunities for advancement. The commencing salary is E150 P.a:_ E165 p.az for girls with School Certificate The remuneration reaches a minimum of E330 P: a and thereafter salary increases are granted on merit, and depend on the nature and responsibilities of the duties performed: Girls who are considering a banking vocation should apply for further particulars to the Manager of any of the branches of The NATIONAL Bank of New Zealand, Limited, in the main cities and provincial towns, or to the Staff Officer, The National Bank of New Zealand; Limited, General Mana- ger's Office, G: P.O: Box 1508 Wellington.