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ft II -wl Pvild. Wd, Miy 25, 1977 Engineera- Cormtructora AUCTION G30VE (AfiTCHii twit ahiglMg WmI PyraUi) 8 SUPERS BUILDING BLOCKS Federal Govt promises aid for manufacturers oonipeato eooeui of fche first Count at tie CMv af Syd ney how inearuoted in to iiiiih Im I -i- -V inbla eue-eM- presented wild ell services underground. your taveosnont In Mi eeffckko Sototo. nitMlH UKATKjN: Trent THE UNIVERSITY OF NEWCASTLE New South Wales ENROLMENT IN BACHELOR OF MEDICINE COURSE oonwiMjnl to new, long-term opportuni Cosf Engineers Ralph M. Parson! Limited one of Australia's foremost Design Construction Engineering Companies has openings for Cost Engineers for both field, and our Sydney Head Office.

Our Company Is well known for providing complete services, conceptual studies to design, engineering construction and commissioning. We are Involved In a number of substantial projects In the fields of petre-chsmlcel, miningmetallurgical, and power generation. We, require applicants to be suitably qualified and widely experienced In ell planning, estimating, forecasting and major reporting functions covering air. phases of the projects. The applicants must be able to communicate with sub contractors, engineers, and supervisors at all levels.

Excellent salaries and benefits Including re location assistance will be provided. Please forward resume of previous experience In confidence to: ties now in sight. Ta ba offered under normal economic and commercial factors and community as Auction' towno but Ilia CounoS of tno City of eo1ney hoe onjaiKooo IxlmniaV Genofoue IW nawdal OMartonoo la par aant of pur. ejtaje price, lam eiliUe 7-14 Motive. wmtcnom.

sat. su i-4 pas, AUCTna OATEi JUNE II, 1177. Ta fee pxtafi alb) at US ml pirations and expectations which, from time to time, will make Government action warranted as part of the process of establish The University Invites applications for admission to the Bachelor of Medicine Course. The first Intake will ba In March, 1978. Selection will ba based on ecademle merit and personal qualities relevant to the practice of medicine.

The Faculty of Medicine Is developing a new educational approach In which emphasis will be placed on problem-based learning In a clinical setting, self-directed study, and wording in small groups. Application forms for admission In 1978 may be obtained from the Secretary, University of Newcastle, New South Wales, 2308. Applications will close on July fclMITSO Avdrenvl, UWef (tat iiete OftWes la all CaaiMl Cih'oi ing the policy framework necessary for Australian OOHDON. 4M MH; AH 4M Mil, 23SS, 4SZ 1MZ. industry in the future.

"Circumstances such as those experienced in recent times will require emphasis on short-term policies which enable employment The Personnel Manager, RALPH M. PARSONS LTD, 63 Walker Street, North Sydney 2060. Tel: 02 0488 opportunities to be maintained until sound and sustainable growth it re stored. "The Government will, therefore, adopt appropn. ate measures of temporary assistance to support in dustry and to provide time for the resolution ot in mediately ursent problems "The Government will pursue a careful and prag It doesn't matter what the T-Tf a matic approach to changes From MIKE STEKETEE CANBERRA.

The Federal Government promised yesterday special help for Australian manufacturing industries which are struggling to remain competitive. The Ion g-awaited While Paper on manufacturing industry, tabled in Federal Parliament last night put motor vehicles, electronics, domestic appliances, clothing, textiles and footwear in the category of industries which might need "special policies." It sayi that giving these industries a guaranteed share of the domestic market would be considered as one means of helping these industries. However, it emphasises that such a policy which already applies in the motor vehicle industry together with other special measures would only apply in the short term. "Such arrangements will only be introduced after appropriate public inquiry and where such action is in line with our obligations under the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT) and other international treaty commitments," the paper says. "Where market-sharing arrangements are applied, the Government considers that, where practicable, the companies benefiting from si'ih action should accept appropriate commitments on pricing policy to be followed during the duration of such assistance." The only specific Government decisions announced in the White load is or the application, Komatsuhavea model to suit almost any -s- SENIOR EXPERIENCED BOOK RETAILERS MANAGEMENT OPPORTUNITIES lilting problem.

But it's Komatsu's 1.1 K.MJ I II economy andoutstanding performance that will aivevou the real lift, fi a lilt in prof Ha, and that's a load oil any fcuainessmaa's mind. I I Paper are to increase consultation between Governments and industry. "The problems likely to be faced by manufacturing industry in the future will only be properly dealt with if they are understood and appreciated within the community," the paper says. The decisions are: The establishment of an Australian Manufacturing Council, comprising industry, trade-unions, commerce, agriculture, mining, consumers and State Governments. The convening of major national conference to be held soon attended by govern-in industries, unions, consumers and others to discuss new long-term directions for manufacturing industry.

The preparation of an annual review of manufacturing industry to report on major developments in industry. Tabled by the Minister for Industry and Commerce. Senator Cotton, the White Paper is the product of more than a year of bureaucratic and ministerial wrangling. As forshadowed in the Sydney Morning Herald recently, the final version has been substantially watered down from early drafts which proposed a detailed prqgram of assistance to industry. In particular, there has been a compromise on the concept of guaranteed market shares the policy most vehemently opposed by the Treasury and the Department of Finance.

The White Paper makes it clear that such a policy will only be considered in the short term and makes no committment to extending it to specific industries. As well, the government has dropped the proposal in earlier drafts for a $50 million fund to help industries adjust to structural change. Nevertheless, to the extent that the Government implements the "special policies" for the industries which find it hardest to compete with imports, it will contradict the Government's overall economic policy of giving priority to reducing inflation. Such short-term policies rjooHooniooioo Take part in the rejuvenation of this unique area Major Property Release Auction Sals June 2 TII1ITI FORKUFTS AUSTRALIAN DISDU1UTOS Or KOMATSU FOMCUFT TRUCKS Sydney. CowordSUeet West.

Moteot 2021 Tel: 667-46M in protection generally in current economic circumstances. 'To ensure that satisfactory arrangements are available in relation to temporary assistance, the Government will introduce its announced amendments to the Temporary Assistance Authority legislation, as soon as possible." This legislation allows tariff or quota protection to be provided for up to a year without a review being required. "Resolution of short-term problems and the achievement of a higher level of overall economic activity will allow the emphasis of industry policy to shift increasingly to the further development of an improved industry structure in Australia," the paper said. "As a longer-term policy approach, the Government will maintain its commitment to achieve a less-complicated tariff structure based on gradual progress towards lower and more stable tariff levels than in the past. It will also continue to support programs of assistance, such as research and development, and productivity improvement, which will contribute to the improvement of industry structure." are likely to protect employment in these industries but this will be at the cost of higher prices.

The Government leader in the Senate, Senator Wriedt. told Parliament last night he was pleased that, after much "butchering" and enormous delay, the Government had been able to table its White Paper. "The build-up given to it has lead manufacturing industry and other sector of the economy to expect a well-reasoned document containing substantial and specific recommendations about the future of Australian manufacturing industry and the policiea which the present Government will devise for it. "The period of delay has apparently resulted in a policy elephant being reduced to a diminutive squeaky mouse." In considering the White Paper on Monday, Cabinet is understood to have rejected a submission from the Minister for Employment and Industrial Relations, Mr Street, to hold an inquiry into the effects of the Government decision announced in the paper on employment Ministers argued that It would be to focus on the unemployment issue during a period approaching a half-Senate election. Cabinet is also understood to have decided to depart from normal practice by tabling the White Paper before first outlining it to the joint meeting of the Government parties today.

Ministers were concerned over opposition to it from some Liberal and National Country Party MPs. The paper said that manufacturing had played and would continue to play a vital part in Australia's economic and social development. It accounted for about a quarter of national production, a fifth of Australian exports and the employment of almost 1.3 million people. Since May, 1974, employment in the manufacturing sector bad declined by about 100,000. The effect on jobs had been most marked where wage increases had been faster than average, and particularly in industries with a high proportion of female employment.

In its conclusions, the paper said: "Having regard to Australia's endowment in capital, labour, skills and natural resources, the best prospects for manufacturing industry development appeared to lie in activities which are based on our natural resources, which are innovative in terms of skill or design, which meets specialised local needs, or which have a high degree of natural protection. "Industry policy also needs to take important account of existing structure of Australian industry, with its established patterns of employment and capital "Natural commercial factors will generally tend to draw resources to the auction Angus Robertson Bookshops, Australia's largest book retail chain, urgently requires additional branch managers to fill vacancies caused by the rapid expansion of business. The people we are seeking must be seniors experienced In book retailing, able to immediately assume shop management responsibilities and with the potential to rise to Regional Manager status within a very short period. It Is likely that successful applicants are currently holding responsible positions In book retailing, but ere unable to see opportunity for early advancement with their present employers. An attractive commensurate with experience Is available to successful applicants, who must be prepared to be located Interstate if required.

Removal expenses will be paid. Inspect Sat 10 a.m.-12 noon; Wed. 12 noon-2 To be offered separately, restoration required 12-14 Crown St 2 large terraces 112-118 Cathedral St. 4 Jarge terraces 8 and 10 Broughton St 2 small terraces CONCRETE PROCESSING PLANT COMPLETE WITH ELEVATORS, BATCHER, TRANSIT MIXERS TO BE OFFERED AS A GOING CONCERN LEASE AVAILABLE BY ARRANGEMENT IF NOT SOLD. ITEMS TO BE OFFERED INDIVIDUALLY ITEM 1: Standard Batcher 4.69 cu.

metre, ITEM 2: Ovemead Bain 1214 tonne capacity. ITEM 3: Main Feed Conveyor 25.9 metres. ITEM 4: Ground Storage Receiving Bins 67.2 cu. for fimter Information, or to arrange an Intanricw, phone Mr R. 4068.

INSPECT BY APPOINTMENT 1 32 Bourke St 29 flatettes Good sound building, high income potential 122-128 Cathedral St Two storey building On prominent corner. Land area 984 sq. m. spprox. PNG seeking Bali air run PORT MORESBY.

Tuesday. Papua New Guineas national airline, Air Niugini, is to continue negotiations with Indonesia for landing rights on Bali. The airline's general secretary, Mr Bart Philemon, said today that the available landing rights in Jakarta were not used by Air Niugini for regular services because of lack of demand. ANGUS ROBERTSON BOOKSHOPS 209 PITT STREET, SYDNEY The white paper said the Government had decided that in a number of important cases now under inquiry the Industries Assistance Commission ITEM 5: Cement Storage Bin S0.8 tonne capacity. ITEM 0: Transit Mixers each 4.59 cu.

metre capacity. AUCTION DATE: JUNE 3. 1977. To be auctioned on ate at 2 pm (7 WHYALLA STREET, FYSHW1CK) should be asked to report 77.1512 HOUfMfc CMSKItV. 37 167 Maequarie Street, Sydney 2000 Telephone 221 12SS MEMBER OFTHE BENCHMARK REAL ESTATE GROUP specifically on: The employment effects of its recommendations, in LiMJ'CO Autlrolia'i Uodtr in Rial itale wilfc Offices in oil Capital Cilia sea.

41 12ili A.H. II 1194, 121291. cluding their impact on employment in, decentralised locations. The capacity of the eco nomy to absorb tne cbanees involved. The assistance required to maintain the present i -3 MLC level oi acuvuy in era plovment.

If a lower level of assistance was recommended, the reasons why the ALUMINIUM JOINERY FABRICATION THf MUTUAl IW CmZIKS- ASSUftANCf CO LTD. commission did not recommend the assistance required to maintain the present level of CAREER OPPORTUNITIES a. activity and employ ment. AM lutom ShBujiuWi 1 turn mm Country Cmtm ditto. "These questions will be incorporated, as appropn Continued Page 45 Z7Z7B3D5 you fset you tttva little or no chance of edvanoomont in your pratant position, wa offer the following: Parmenent earaar position.

Guaranteed mtntmum income. No ceiling limits to earnings. Promotno based on mart alone not seniority. Subnormal Superannuation with knmadiata doith cover. Generous holiday and sick leave arrangarnants.

ijmg QqiMho lasvg Home purohaaa finance et concessional interest rata subject to nWniniwTi qiMNtaMatfOB Freedom aa In your own business and nootrhy outdoor wo. Thorough end continuous on mc lob training. AmMHom by phone or MMr trmfd ttrictty conMntM. htmMW oarr pa arraoparf your own hot AH oonontDy, by phono or luur to: Ml. HoRand.

eth Floor. MLC. BuSdkie, A weileateblthed brand nemo withes to invite applications from intarattad businessmen to sat up a franchise manufacturing company in the Sydney area. An existing building company In en allied field wishing to establish a wholly owned new company would be ideally suited. A reliable supply of well-proven axtrutton designs and functional componentry together with excellent aluminium surface finishing is assured.

A knowledge of the building or aluminium industry is probably essential. The ooat of establishment of business of this nature is moderate terms financed with stocks to form part of the arrangement with the prime die holder. This is an ideal opportunity for someone with drive and enthusiasm to "do his own thing," or an axiating enterprise to spread its businesa base. Haply in confidence to: "ALUMINIUM JOINERY BUSINESS." C- P.O. Box 924.

NORTH 8VDNEY, 2080. EXECUTIVE CHEF 3Qd7p(o Cnr eSUn Hace and Caattaraiah Seoot udnaae Hours: Fnono 233 01SS (Ext S04). to 4.30 pm Aftar Hour: Phono 9 (' 00 pm onwards) An executive chef is required for a large, new Adelaide hotel. Proven experience is necessary in all facets of kitchen and catering management Food outlets range through an a-Ia-carte restaurant, functions, grill, coffee shop, room service etc Salary by negotiation. All applications should state age, personal data, experience, and be directed to: Mr O.

Jensem, Manager, GATEWAY INN 147 North Terrace, Adelaide, SA 5000 We have changed your telephone directory just a little-to make everything easier to find. Now all the private or home telephone numbers are in the front section of the book. Everything to do with business and organisations, Doctors and other professional bodies even companies with surnames will be found in the back section of the book. For more information call our free number 2390555 for a recorded message about The Directory. PAPUA NEW GUINEA ELECTRICITY COMMISSION ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS SENIOR TECHNICAL OFFICERS AND SUPERVISORS The Papua Now Guinea Electricity Commission has v.

cendea for profooaional end suO-fjrofaeaionel poraonnol a-perienced In fratds of oltctriool design, iruinujnanoe or operation. The Commission operates and makHata ap-pnnJmrMh 7SI km of transmission circuit (l328kyj 843 km of cMritwtion droult 332211 kV). overall transformer eapaolty of 335,000 kVA. end 10 aone eub-turoone throughout Papua New Guinea. ENGINEERS Applications are Invited from professional Electrical Engineora who should have esperience In the following: 1.

Design endor construction of distributioo and trans. 2. Transmission and Distribution Standards. Suooosaful applicants will be based at Hoodqusrters In Port Moresby and will be espected to fulfill a training role as part of their duties. SENIOR TECHNICAL OFFICERS AND SUPERVISORS Applications are Invited from Electrical Senior Technical Of-floora of Supervisors who hove the experience nooasaary to work the Distribution Consumers or Elaotriesl Design Branches.

Applicants should have experience hi one or more of the following: 1. Power Station end Substation design. 2 Installation and maintenance of electronic and communication equipment ossodatod wHh the operation of power PRICES JUSTIFICATION ACT 1973 Matter Nos. 112S167740 and N771095 THE K. Q.

MURRAY PUBLISHING COMPANY PTY. LIMITED ANO SMIQQIN8 (KOSCIUSKO) LIMITED NOTICE OF INQUIRY The Prices Justification Tribunal hereby glvee notice that it Intends to hold an Inquiry aa to whether the prices being charged by the Companies for the supply of ski lift services at Periaher Valley and Smlggln Holes resorts In the Stats of New South Wales are justified and, If the Tribunal is of the opinion that the prices, or any of them, are not Justified, what lower prices for the eupply by the Companies of the said ski lift services would be justified. The Tribunal also proposes to Inquire Into the pro- fiosed higher prices to be charged by the Companlee or the eupply of ski lilt services at Perlsher Valley and Smlggln Holes resorts In the SVate of New South Wales as referred to In the Companies' notice dated 6 April 1977. The proposed Increase In the major charge area, namely full day tickets, is approximately 9.1 per cent with the charge for an adult Increasing from $11.00 to $12.00, for a High School Student from $8.60 to $10.00 and the charge for a child remaining unchanged at $8.00. Other charges have also been Increased and these ere eet out In ths Companies' notice which may be Inspected during ordinary office houre at the Office of the Prlcee Justification Tribunal at 10 Queens Road, Melbourne, Victoria or at 100 William Street, Potte Point, New South Walea.

The eald Inquiry will commence at 10.30 a.m. on Monday 30 May 1977 at 100 William Street, Potts Point, Sydney, New South Wales, 2011. Any person or body of persona wishing to give evidence, call witnesses or make submissions may apply to the Tribunal to be made a party to the Inquiry' on 30 May 1977 at the Inquiry and. If made a party, should tender submissione to the Tribunal In writing the same day. Application may be made to examine tha Companies' publlo submission In support of their prlcee which will be available for Inspection from Friday the 27th of May.1977.,.

fKyon Deled 19 May 1977 Acting Chairman Private subscribers the front. All business numbers in the back Nothing could be simpler. GlfV nnmi chop 74.32 SQ (800 SQ FT) Excellent location. Suit Institution or Exclusive Retailer. Telecom Australia 3.

Conetrucuon end maintenance of transmiiaion lines, eo-peciaAy tteai tower atructurae. 4. Construction, operation end maintenance of distribution cystoma, end tone substations. 5. Design, planning, commissioning, tasting and adjust, ment of system protection relays.

Suooosaful sppHeanta wHI bo baaed in Port Moresby, Ramu. Arawa. Mt Hagan or Goroka. SALARIES: Salariee wis be in the range of K11139 to K1S940 depending on qualifications and expenonoe. An ovorooao allowance of K700-K1200 it payable.

The Papua New Guinea Klna la 1.1293 timea tha Australian dollar. Appointmonta will be tor a period of 2 yosrs In the first instance. APPLICATIONS: Applications in writing should give details In full of qualifications, experience, ago. marital atatus, number of children, references etc. and should bo addressed to the Secretory, Pepua Now Guinea Electricity Commission, P.O.

Bon 1101, Boroko, Papua New Guinea, Applications cloee on 9th June, 1877. Full Dtllil. 7. 167 Macquario Street, Sydney 2000, Telephone 221 1255 M2777.