management consultant Hunt Duthie and Co., Chartered Accountants, Auckland. Wellington and Christchurch, are seeking to appoint a Senior Consultant to assume full responsibility for the development of the Management Services Division of their practice. Applications are invited from persons who already have a proven record of senior management experience in commerce, industry or accounting. It is expected that rhey should have had several years practical engagement in most of the following work areas financial planning, the implementation of budgetary control and standard costing procedures and feasibility studies for acquisitions and mergers. Considerable experience in developing and installing E.D.P. Systems preferably in production and inventory control is desirable although in this and the industrial engineering field recourse will be available to specialist facilities maintained by associated firms overseas. As the post is a senior one. it is expected that applicants will be in the mid thirty age group and it may be that the man we are looking for is already actively engaged in the managment consulting field. Applicants should possess strong leadership qualities, the ability to communicate effectively with clients at all levels and a flair for the co-ordination of negotiated in the range $7,000 $9,000 p.a. a consulting team on a national basis. Salary will be Applications for an initial interview which will be treated in strictest confidence may be arranged by contacting: Mr D. W. Sewers, Hunt Duthie & Co., 159 Hereford Street, Christchurch. (P.O. Box 1264)
have been ashed to advise on the following appointment: Plant Manager Engineering Production UP TO $6OOO AND CAR A well established Auckland engineering based production, company wishes to appoint a Manager to head up its plant' He will be responsible for the planning, control and administration of line production and related activities. This New Zealand owned company is expanding manufacture of top quality products and the order book is good. • QUALIFICATIONS: Candidates should have had supervisory experience itf a manufacturing organisation where modern management control procedures are used. They should possess engineering qualifications such as N.Z.C.E., A.MX, PROD E or an equivalent. Of prime importance is the proven ability to get results through sound working relationships with people. The preferred age range: 35-40 years. SALARY AND CONDITIONS: A commencing salary of up to $6OOO is negotiable and a company car is provided. Other benefits including superannuation are available. SECURITY: Applicants are assured of the strictest confidence. No enquiries will be made and no information will be passed on to the client unless permission is given at a personal interview. Applicants are requested to state age, qualifications, experience and positions held, quoting reference number 836, and should be’ addressed to: - < ip* Personnel Services bivislon PA. MANAGEMENT CONSULTANTS - ' LIMITED PJO. Box «78, Auckland -P.O. Box UOM, Wellington
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19.6*70 Per Annum Interest INVESTMENT EXTRAORDINARY Term* of Investment: Basically short term two, three or four years. “ Security: Backed by registered chattels to the value of your investment, and all monthly repayments guaranteed by our own Finance Company. Minimum Investment: Initially we can only accept a minimum amount of $1250.00 or in multiples thereafter of $50.00. Interest Repayments: Our calculations are worked out to give you a return of 10% per annum flat rate on your investment; however; each month you are paid back part of your investment plus interest, which then turns it into an effective interest rate of 19.6%. Reinvestments: At any time you can add to your original investment and also if - y< y. w * sh arran g®nients can be made to let jt compound until you require it Convertibility: It is nice to have control over your money and this scheme allows draw your money beforehand by arrangement without any penalty. Sound: This is no advertising gimmick. This scheme has been running for several . 7”**. has Proved itself to be a sound guaranteed investment. Interested? Why not write to us for further details, we place you under no obligation. Just address your letter: Pacific Investments, P.O. Box 654, HAMILTON.
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Press, Volume CX, Issue 32430, 17 October 1970, Page 20
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