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UNIVERSITY VACANCIES ASSISTANT LECTURER IN ENTOMOLOGY APPLICATIONS are invited for the position of A t tour it Lecturer in Atiotnotogy in the Agricultural Zoology Department of Canterbury Agricultural College. Applicants should hold a degree in pure science or agricultural science. Salary according to qualifications and experience, within range £9OO to £llOO per annum plus travel allowance it resident in Christchurch or equivalent distance. Conditions of appointment obtainable from the undersigned with whom applications close on October 15, 1961. H. G. HUNT. Registrar. Lincoln College, Christchurch, N.Z. 3316 THE UNIVERSITY OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA SENIOR LECTURESHIP IN ECONOMICS Applications are invited for appointment to the abovenamed position in the Faculty of Economics and Commerce. Hie salary range for the position is £A3450-£A2950 pa. with superannuation similar to F.S.S.U. Preference will be given to applicants with interest and experience in fields of Economic Theory, Public Finance or History of Economic Thought and Nineteenth Century Economic History. 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 November 25, 1961. A. J. WILLIAMS, Registrar. 3424 THE UNIVERSITY OF SYDNEY Applications are invited for:— (1) The McCaughey Chair of Early English Literature and Language (vacant on the appointment of Professor A. G. Mitchell as Deputy Vice-Chancellor). (2) The Challis Chair of English Literature (vacant on the resignation of Professor W. Milgate). (3) The Chair of Australian Literature (newly established). Salary will be at the rate of £4250 per annum plus cost of living adjustments (at present £49 per annum). There is retirement provision under either the Sydney University Professorial Superannuation Scheme or the New South Wales State Superannuation Scheme. Under the Staff Members’ Housing Scheme, in cases approved by the University and its Bankers, married men may be assisted by loans to purchase a house. The Senate reserves the right to fill the Chairs by Invitation. Statements of Conditions of Appointment and Information for Candidates may be obtained from the undersigned, with whom applications close on November 15, 1961, M. A. TELFER, Registrar. Sydney, September, 1961. 3425 THE UNIVERSITY OF SYDNEY SENIOR LECTURESHIP AND LECTURESHIP IN CIVIL ENGINEERING APPLICATIONS are invited for the following positions in the Department of Civil Engineering:— (1) SENIOR LECTURESHIP IN CIVIL ENGINEERING. Candidates should have an honours degree and have had some experience of the design and construction of civil engineering works. (2) LECTURESHIP IN CIVIL ENGINEERING. Candidates should have an honours degree In Engineering.

The successful applicants, In addition to normal teaching duties, will be required to engage in research in some aspect of civil engineering and candidates should state the particular research fields in which they are interested. The salary for a Senior Lecturer is within the range £2550 x 95-£3OOO per annum: for a Lecturer within the range £1730 x 105-£2435 per annum. In each case cost of living adjustments will be allowed (at present £49 p-a.). The salary is subject to deductions under the State Superannuation Act. Hie commencing salary will be fixed according to the qualifications and experience of the successful applicant. Under the Staff Members’ Housing Scheme in cases approved by the University and its Bankers, married men may be assisted by loans to purchase a house. Applications, giving the names of three referees, should be forwarded to reach the undersigned, from whom further information may be obtained, not later than November 30, .961. M. A. TELFER. Registrar. Sydney, Sept.. 1961. 3426 THE UNIVERSITY OF NEW ENGLAND LECTURER OR SENIOR LECTURER IN PHYSIOLOGY Applications are Invited for the above mentioned position. The Department of Physiology, which is at present expanding, offers courses in two faculties and within the Faculty of Science teaches to honours and post graduate level. An applicant with general or specific training in Physiology and qualifications tn either Science. Veterinary Science, Medicine or Agricultural Science will be considered for the position. The Department is however particularly interested in developing its courses in general and comparative mammalian physiology and the biophysical aspects of physiology. The successful applicant will be expected to assist in the teaching of second and third year students in the Faculty of Science and to continue his own line of research or to join one of the research projects already ta progress. Salary for * Lecturer is within the range £A1730 X £10a—£A2435 and for a Senior Lecturer £A2550 X £l9o—£A3ooo pa. In addition cost of living adjustments at present amount to £A4O. The salary for overseas applicants commences from the date of embarkation and fares of applicant and family are paid together with a removal allowance of £A3OO. The commencing salary will be fixed according to qualifications and experience. The position is superannuate and up to 90 per cent of the purchase price of a house may be advanced through the University housing scheme. Further information and the conditions of appointment may be obtained from the undersigned. with whom applications (two copies), together with a recent photograph, close on November 30. 1961. Applicants from the United Kingdom should forward two copies of their applications to the Secretary, Association of Universities of the British Commonwealth. 36 Gordon square, London, W.C4.. together with an additional copy to the Registrar. K. R. LONG. Acting Registrar. Armidale. NS.W. 2329 •