The top New Zealand motor reconditioning apprentice, Brett Hartley, at his workbench at Bob Bruce Rebores in Christchurch yesterday. Mr Hartley, aged 19, scored the top mark in the New Zealand Motor Industry Training Board’s automotive machinery examinations. He has been with the firm since September, 1982, and expects to complete his apprenticeship in about 18 months.
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57The top New Zealand motor reconditioning apprentice, Brett Hartley, at his workbench at Bob Bruce Rebores in Christchurch yesterday. Mr Hartley, aged 19, scored the top mark in the New Zealand Motor Industry Training Board’s automotive machinery examinations. He has been with the firm since September, 1982, and expects to complete his apprenticeship in about 18 months. Press, 8 May 1985, Page 8
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