I STAFF SOLICITOR B Partnership Prospects B Our client is a substantial legal practice of six partners in a B major South Island provincial centre. They have a well B established clientele, consisting of local Commercial, |B Institutional, and private bodies and individuals. We have been asked to assist in the recruitment of a senior addition to their organisation. The opportunity arises as a combination of replacement and B restructuring within the practice's Commercial section. You will assume an autonomous role in the execution of the B practice's activities with regard to corporate advice, B commercial financing, securities, general*conveyancing, etc. B Our client operates modern office administration and filing systems. B It is, of course, essential that you have been admitted to the B Ban You should have an absolute minimum of four years B experience in the Commercial Law aspects of a private B practice, and the greater the depth of your experience, the more autonomous and senior this position would become. B Our client's personnel planning will ensure early partnership possibilities for a suitably qualified appointee. B It is rare an opportunity of this type arises. The remuneration B will reflect the importance of this appointment to the firm. We B are pleased to invite your enquiry by calling Wareham B Associates (N .Z.) Limited on 68-437 or, if you prefer, write to B P.O. Box 2078, Christchurch. Ivfe uuAREnArn, ■■•X-s.f.'.s,- f'r,
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