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Press, Volume CXI, Issue 32613, 22 May 1971, Page 20

INVESTOR’S OPPORTUNITY! 53 ft/Interest per annum 4/0 maturing in 6 years eQ Z interest yr per annum maturing in W 10, IS, 20,25, 30, 35 years __AjTAuthorised trustee investment. Stock will be issued in sums not less then $2OO and in multiples of $2O. Applications may be lodged through any member of a Stock Exchange in New Zealand, through any branch of any Trading or Savings Bank in, New Zealand, or direct with the Christchurch City Council. Nothing safer, nothing surer, for capital and income Underwriting brokers Hamilton, Hindin, Greene & Co. Christchurch. g, &l

UPTO 8# UNITED DOMINIONS CORPORATION FINANCE LIMITED Unsecured deposits are acceptable for fixed periods or payable at call. Interest payable half yearly. All applications must be made on the form accompanying the prospectus and will be received at the Head Office of the Company, any of its Branches, I" I through the Company's agents, ’ J i any member of the Stock '■T l Exchange Association of New Zealand or any Branch of Ui —»|~ - the Australia and New Zealand l_Jl__ Bank Limited.

UNIQUE HIGH INCOME AVAILABLE * Recently established New Zealand Company (Affiliate of successful International Co.) • Incomes ($25,000 per year) for energetic people. > Investment fully secured. > Intensive company training and supervision in all aspects of business. ■ Interviews conducted throughout New Zealand by appointment. * No selling required. • For appointment write: A KIRBY & ASSOCIATES P.O. Box 62-035, Sylvia Park, Auckland, 6.

An appointment is now available for a WORKS ENGINEER This client required a qualfied engineer with general, experience in the mainenance and design of production machinery. He will be directly responsible to the Works Manager and have direct responsibility for a major portion of the Company’s activities. We seek a man between 26 and 40 years of age. preferably a B.E. (Meeh.) or A.M.I. (Meeh.) E., who can show evidence of practical experience in general engineering. It is also possible that experience of this nature with a mechanical emphasis might already have been gained by a B.E. (Elec.) The man should be able to make good decisions, be prepared to devote energy, persistence and urgency to his tasks, and establish strong rapport with staff. He will have engineering and drafting staff responsible to him and qualities of leadership as well as engineering are required. There are exceptionally good future prospects. A very rewarding commencing salary has been planned which will be disclosed at interview, but ambitious men should state their expectations in a fully documented application. REPLIES: We always observe strict confidence. Please reply with full background details, quoting "ACP 815’* to: Mr J. C. Elmsly Management Consultants P.O. BOX 2186, AUCKLAND ||