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VACANCIES—MALES APMtKNTtC* wanted, cabinetmaking trade. Apply 18 Anvers Place. 3083 MACDONALD BROTHERS (AMBERLEY). LTD.. FORD -DEALERS. AMBERLEY. require the services ol an ADDITIONAL MECHANIC To meet the needs of a rapidly expanding business. Excellent prospects and rates of pay. Large comfortable s.c. flat available for a married man. Apply in writing with copies of references to the above. 2311 TURNER An experienced and versatile First-class Turner is wanted to take charge of a small machine shop. Excellent wages and conditions are offered for the right man. Apply to: 116 TUAM STREET. 7107 CABINET MAKERS An opportunity to broaden their experience is offered young Tradesmen who have completed their apprenticeship. E. W. RICH LTD. 225 Salisbury street. 2500

CARPET LAYER WE have a vacancy on our staff for an experienced Carpet Layer. Knowledge of laying lino an advantage, but not essential. Working conditions and wages are good. Apply:— HOMECRAFT FURNISHINGS LTD. 110 Manchester street.

COMPOSITOR TOP wages and overtime, are offered for an experienced Jobbing Compositor. LINOTYPE OPERATOR A vacancy exists for an Operator for jobbing and book work. Apply to:— ' WORKS MANAGER, Printing Division. WHITCOMBE i TOMBS LTD., 561 Colombo street. 2512

THE UNIVERSITY OF ADELAIDE WAITE AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH INSTITUTE. The University invites applications for appointment at the Waite Institute as: (1) PLANT PATHOLOGIST, to conduct investigations on the root and stem rots of wheat. (2) CEREAL BREEDER, to undertake plant breeding studies with wheat. Each appoinment is financed by a grant from the Wheat Industry Research Council and will be made within the Lecturer salary range of £AISOO-80-2060 with provision for superannuation on the F.S.S.U. basis. The salary scale is under review and is likely to be increased this year. The appointment is for three years in the first instance, renewable annually thereafter as long as supported by the Wheat Council. The Waite Institute has excellent facilities in field, glasshouse and laboratory for work in each of these disciplines, and each lecturer will be associated with a considerable group of colleagues in his own field of study. Further information about the University and these appointments and the general conaitions of appointment can be obtained from the Registrar of the University with whom applications in duplicate, setting out CURRICULUM VITAE and including the names and addresses of three referees, should be lodged NOT LATER THAN AUGUST 31, 1960. 2436 MONASH UNIVERSITY CLAYTON, VICTORIA, AUSTRALIA. DEAN OF MEDICINE The Interim Council of Monash University is proceeding immediately with the establishment and erection of a Medical School on the University site at Clayton, a suburb some 12 miles east-south-east from the City of Melbourne. Initial clinical instruction will be shared between two existing hospitals but the ultimate plan provides for such work also being done in a new teaching hospital to be built on the University site.

In view of the urgent need to proceed with establishment the Interim Council intends to appoint as soon as possible a fulltime Dean of Medicine. The Dean will, amongst other things, be responsible for advising the Council on the appointment of professors fbr the pre-clinical and clinical fields and on the broad policy to be adopted for the School, including the general structure of the course and the arrangements for clinical training. The Dean should have a thorough knowledge and understanding of the problems involved in medical training in the Australian context. Salary: Subject to negotiation but will approximate £5OOO (Australian) plus superannuation similar to F.S.S.U. General information about Monash University was contained in the advertisement published in this paper on May 28, 1960, but further information and details of the terms and conditions of appointment for this Chair may be obtained from the undersigned, with whom applications close on August-31, or from the Secretary. The Association of Universities of the British Commonwealth, 36 Gordon square. London, S.W.I. F. H. JOHNSON, Registrar. Box 92. Post Office, Claydon, Victoria, Australia. 2435