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VACANCIES—MALES tAttBR-OUT wanted for country sawmill. Young single man preferred. Apply Selwyn Sawmills. Ltd., e/o. R. C Halliday. 95 Rlccsrton road. Thone 46-091 or direct to mill at Hororata. Phone 48M Hororata. 8443 THE UNIVERSITY OF SYDNEY. SCHOOL OF PHYSICS. Applications are Invited for the following positions for 1961 within the School cf Physics: il> Two Tutor-Demonstrator-ships/Teaching Fellowships/ Senior Tutor-Demonstra-torships. (2) Two Tutor-Demonstrator-ships. ... The successful applicants will be required to teach at first and/or second year levels, to supervise students practical work, and generally to assist in the routine duties associated with the management of first and/or second year cl * sses ;., portunities for research will be provided for those with proven research ability. The salary for a Tutor-Demonstrator or a Teaching Fellow is within the range £ 1220-x6O-£ 1360 per annum. and for a TutorDemonstrator within the range £1730-x 105-£2045 per annum. In each case cost of living adjustments tat present £29 p.a.) will be paid. The successful applicants will be expected to take up appointment not later than March 1. 1961. The appointments of Tutor-Demonstrators or Teaching Fellows will terminate on December 31, 1961, in the first instance, but may be renewed on an annual basis. The appointment of a Senior TutorDemonstrator may be eitner temporary or permanent: a temporary appointment will terminate on December 31, 1961. but may be renewed on an annual basis. The salary of a permanent Senior Tutor-Demonstrator-ship will be subject to deductions under the State Superannuation Act. Applications, giving details of qualifications and names of referees, should be forwarded to reach the undersigned by December 17, 1960. M. A. TELFER, Registrar. Sydney, November, 1960. $ THE BEST JOB IN TOWN FOR A BOY AN intelligent lad is required to commence a career with the International Harvester Company of N.Z., Ltd., Christchurch. Duties to commence will be a-s MAILING CLERK in the general office. A keen boy will be able to progress into other work with sound future prospects. Working conditions are excellent, and the offices are spacious, modern and comfortable. A staff superannuation scheme is in operation. Please apply personally right away to: INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER CO. OF N.Z., LTD., 421-447 Blenheim road, Christchurch. Telephone 47-169. 3664 THE UNIVERSITY OF SYDNEY RESEARCH STUDENTSHIP TN PLANT PHYSIOLOGY APPLICATIONS are invited from graduates or graduands with an Honours degree for the above Studentship for further research training in the field of Plant Biochemistry, Plant Biophysics or Plant Physiology at the Joint Plant Physiology Unit of the University of Sydney and the C.S.T.R.O. The stipend will be Within the range £9OO-£llOO per annum depending on (a) the length of the undergraduate course, and (b) the number of years of post-graduate research experience. Some additional assistance may be considered for a student who is married. The Studentship is tenable for two years with possible extension for a third year. Return fares between the student’s home and Sydney would be provided for a student from outside New South Wales. Further information may be obtained from the undersigned. Applications .stating details of qualifications and experience, the proposed research project, and the names of two referees, close on January 6. 1961. M. A. TELFER, Sydney. Registrar. November, 1960. 3787 THE UNIVERSITY OF ADELAIDE Invites Applications for the ELDER CHAIR OF PHYSICS The Staff of the Department comprises one Reader, six Senior Lecturers, five Lecturers, and five Demonstrators. Present gej search includes investigatioft bf molecular structure by X- ray diffraction and electron microscopy; diffusion of electrons in gases; geophysics; wei k on the upper atmosphere. The new Professor will receive every encouragement to pursue his own research interests. Arrangements may be possible for him to participate in space research near Adelaide. The University has a very active Department of Mathematical Physics. The salary now attached to the chair is £A4OOO, with superannuation on the F.S.S.U. basis. Salaries are at present under review by a committee appointed by the Australian Universities Commission. The University has a liberal study leave scheme. Candidates are invited to obtain from the Secretary, A.U.B.C, 36 Gordon square, London, or from the Registrar a general statement about the present research and teaching activities of the Department and formal terms of appointment. Those in the United Kingdom may also borrow from the Secretary, A.U.8.C., a coloured film illustrating the University and the City of Adelaide. Full particulars of schemes under which finance can be made available on favourable terms to help in the purchase of a house may be obtained from the Registrar. The University will gladly supply any further information desired on request to the Registrar. Applications (tn duplicate) should reach the Registrar of the University not later than January 31, 1961.