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Situations Vacant OFFICER (FINANCIAL ORGANISATION) CHRISTCHURCH) This position becomes available due to a promotion in one of New Zealand's leading financial organisations. A wide range of financial and advisory services are provided to industry and commerce. Prime responsibilities centre on the legal documentation for all advances and legal advisory services to other professional staff at both the financial proposal stage and in decision making situations. This is a fine opportunity to join a substantial growth organisation With a prestige reputation in New Zealand's business community. The location is in Christchurch City. REQUIREMENTS: The successful candidate is most likely to be a qualified lawyer in the mid twenties to early thirties age group with a financial/commercial bent. Experience in the documentation of company debentures and other forms of security would ba an advantage. REWARDS: • A highly competitive salary is negau. • Significant staff benefits • Promotion prospects. APPLICATIONS: Strictly confidential Please apply in writing stating age, experience, qualifications, other relevant information and telephone numbers, mentioning Position R.B. 1356 to: Mr R. H. BORLAND MANAGEMENT RESOURCES LIMITED . first Floor, World Trade Center, Sturdea Street, Box 11,237, Manners Street Post Office, Telephone 851-683

MIDLAND COACHWORKS 178 MONTREAL STREET CERTIFIED MECHANIC REQUIRED FOR coach building duties and general workshop maintenance. The position is an interesting one dealing with all aspects of coach engineering. A previous mechanical knowledge of Ford vehicles either bus or truck an advantage. The position offers clean working conditions in a centrally heated workshop with overtime available. Applicants must produce copy of indenture paper and Trade Certificates along with references. Interview by appointment only, phone:— O. R. Gibbons, Bus: 799-120, Ext 67, Private: 427-047. 59716 MINISTRY OF ENERGY ELECTRICITY DIVISION CAREERS IN STEAM POWER PLANT OPERATION THE JOBS: The Electricity Division’s thermal generation is a rapidly expanding industry; Huntly and Marsden B Power Stations will be commissioned in 1979. To staff these stations the Division will need to double its existing thermal operating staff. THE APPLICANTS: Should have experience that will enable them to qualify for Ministry of Transport Certificates of Competency — Boiler Attendant, 2nd or Ist class stationary engine driver certificate — or have served a mechanical fitting apprenticeship or experience in the operation or maintenance of heavy rotating plant or marine engineering. Every assistance and encouragement will be given with study toward the required qualifications. Divisional training courses are conducted for all levels of development and successful appointees will be required to attend. THE PROSPECTS: Initial appointment will be as Auxiliary Plant Operator or Assistant Operator for training in the operation of steam power plant at Marsdei,., New Plymouth and Huntly. Promotion is available to higher operating positions and eventually to station management. THE PAY AND CONDITIONS: An attractive salary and shift allowance, penal rates etc., is paid. Accommodation, both married and single at a reasonable rental is provided. Usual Public Service annual leave and superannuation conditions apply. Financial assistance will be given with household removal costs. THE PLACES: Marsden Power Station, 39km southeast of Whangarei, adjacent to Bream Bay. Two 120 megawatt boiler-generator units, each rated at 447 tonnes of steam per hour at 105 bar and 541 deg. C. Marsden ‘B’ will be commissioned during 1979 and will have one unit of 250 megawatt capacity and steam conditions of 130 bar, 541 deg C mainsteam and reheat steam to 31 bar, 541 deg C New Plymouth Power Station, in New Plymouth City. Five 120 megawatt boiler turbinegenerator units, each rated at 376 tonnes of steam per hour at 128 bar and 541 deg. C. Huntly Power Station, 32km north of Hamilton due to be commissioned in 1979, will have four, 250 megawatt units having steam conditions of 169 bar, 541 deg. C main steam and reheat steam to 46 bar, 541 deg. C. For further information and for an interview please contact the following:— District Operations Engineer, Phone 73-929, P.O. Box 2976, AUCKLAND. Station Superintendent, Phone Ruakaka 556, MARSDEN. Station Superintendent, Phone 85-693, NEW PLYMOUTH. District Operations Engineer, Phone 80-169, P.O. Box 1042, PALMERSTON NORTH. Station Superintendent, Phone 88-021, HUNTLY. Mr R. E. Wills, Phone 723-550, Private Bag, WELLINGTON. Applications close on September 6, 1978 with the Staff Officer, Ministry of Energy, Electricity Division, Private Bag, Wellington. Applicants should use form PSI7A which is available from Post Offices and quote vacancy number 5625 for the Marsden positions, 5626 for the New Plymouth positions and 5627 for the Huntly positions. Only copies of testimonials should be enclosed. 7028