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VACANCIES—MAMS TYRE MOULDER TYRE BUILDER MOTORWAYS NEW ZEALAND. LTD., Largest Tyre Retreading Organisation, have Two Vacancies on their staff for the above positions Wages paid are above the award rates and working conditions are of a high standard. Inquire: FACTORY MANAGER, MOTORWAYS (N.Z.), LTD., SOCKBURN. 7467 THE AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL UNIVERSITY School of General Studies. LECTURER IN FRENCH Applications are Invited for appointment to the post of Lecturer in French. The salary range for a Lecturer is £ A1640-90-£ A 2360. Commencing salary will be in accordance with qualifications and experience. Further information and the forms which must accompany an application may be obtained from the Registrar, School of General Studies. Australian National University, P.O. Box 197, Canberra City, A.C.T., Australia, with whom applications close on April 16. 1961. C. G. FLOWMAN. Acting Registrar. School of General Studies. 7387 THE AUSTRALIAN MINERAL DEVELOPMENT LABORATORIES APPLICATIONS are invited for the following positions in The Australian Mineral Development Laboratories which are engaged on an expanding programme of investigations into problems associated with the mineral and mining industries and with geological exploration. The Laboratories consist of an integrated group of well equipped sections which handle mineralogical. chemical and mineral dressing investigations. Three positions are available in the Mineralogy Section which has first class and comprehensive optical equipment with all facilities for section preparation, photomicrography, mineral separation and X-ray diffraction. Two positions are available in the Analytical Section which is fully equipped for all mineral, ore and general Inorganic analyses. SENIOR MINERALOGIST (Position 161) This position offers scope and opportunity for a person with initiative as the successful applicant will be responsible for the operation of the Mineralogy Section.

Applicants must possess a Degree in Geology with Mineralogy and Petrology as major subjects, and should have no less than 5 years’ post-graduate experience. Some experience in field and mining geology and in laboratory supervision would be an advantage. MINERALOGIST (Position 261) Applicants should have a Degree in Geology with Mineralogy and Petrology as major subjects. Some experience in applied mineralogy is desirable and preference will be given to applicants with experience in Mineragraphy. MINERALOGIST (Position 361) Applicants should have a Degree in Geology. Experience in the examination of minerals by X-ray diffraction methods is essential. ANALYSTS (Two positions, 461 and 561) Applicants should be qualified for admission to Associateship of the Royal Australian Chemical Institute. Experience in General Inorganic Chemical Analysis and a knowledge of modern instrumentation as applied to Inorganic assays and analysis are essential. CONDITIONS OF APPOINTMENT } After a suitable probationary neriod successful applicants will be eligible to contribute to the Superannuation Fund. Although the appointments will be made to staff positions with headquarters at the Parkside Laboratories it may be necessary for appointees to undertake field assignments for limited periods throughout Australia, the Territories and South-east Asia. Salary: The salaries for all positions will be determined in relation to qualifications and experience and will be subject to yearly increases based on merit. Removal Expenses: First class fares to Adelaide for the successful applicant and his family be and some assistance will be given for removal expenses. Written applications stating qualifications, experience, personal particulars and references should be addressed to: The Director, A.M.D.L., Conyngham street. Parkside. South Australia. Closing date for all positions Is March 31. 1961. THE UNIVERSITY OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA LECTURESHIP SENIOR LECTURESHIP IN HISTORY Applications are invited for appointment to a position of Lecturer or Senior Lecturer in the Department of History. Applicants should have special interest in mediaeval or late mediaeval history. The appointee will be expected to establish a new first-year course in this field. The salary range for a Lecturer is £A1750-£ A 2350 p.a. and for a Senior Lecturer £ A2450-£A2950 p.a. with superannuation similar to F.SS.U. in both cases.

It is important that intending applicants obtain details of the procedure to be followed in applying for the post and a copy of the conditions of appointment before submitting their applications. This information is available from the undersigned with whom applications close on May 31, 1961. A. J. WILLIAMS, Registrar. ___________3B36 THE UNIVERSITY OF ADELAIDE The University invites applications for appointment as LECTURER IN ENGLISH LANGUAGE. The Lecturer will be required as his main duty to share in the teaching of Old and Middle English; he will also be expected to take some classes in PostMedieval Literature. SALARY SCALE: EA1675-95-2340. with superannuation on the FJS.S.U. basis. GENERAL CONDITIONS OF I APPOINTMENT and a statement’ about the post may be had on application to the Registrar or to the Secretary. Association of Universities of the British Commonwealth, 36 Gordon square, London, W.C.I. Any further information desired will gladly be supplied on application to the Registrar. APPLICATIONS, in duplicate and giving the information listed in the final paragraph of the general conditions of appointment. should reach the Registrar of the University NOT LATER THAN APRIL 12. 1961. 3646