CLIENT ADVISOR - SHAREBROKING Opportunity in progressive and expanding firm with offices in Whangarei and Auckland. We are seeking someone with particular strengths in client advising and research who is suitably mature, qualified and experienced to warrant early promotion to partnership status. Location Whangarei. Apply in writing to Mr J. P. Spicer, JOHN SPICER & CO., P.O. Box 549, Whangarei.
DISCOVER... THE EXCITEMENT AND BEAUTY OF THE ... MARLBOROUGH SOUNDS Southern Marine Charters give you the boats, the service and the experience for a truly unique and exciting holiday. Private moorings in the best anchorages, fishing and diving like you wouldn’t believe and much more. SMC’s fleet includes 34 launches ... exciting YBBs ... H2Bs and C2B motor-sailers. /\\ * P.O BOX 246, PICTON, NEW ZEALAND PHONE: PICTON 36-591 L — 1 11 1 _a«r?lC
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Press, 8 February 1986, Page 26
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127Page 26 Advertisements Column 4 Press, 8 February 1986, Page 26
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