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VACANCIES—PROFESSIONAL WAIMAIRI COUNTY COUNCIL WATERWORKS ENGINEER APPLICATIONS are Invited for the position of Waterworks Engineer to the Waimairi County Council. The position is one of considerable responsibility, the Waterworks Engineer being responsible for the maintenance and operation of 6 main pumping stations, and over 100 miles of mains. The population of the County is 50.000 and is increasing at the rate of approximately 3000 per year, with the result that extensions to the present system are required to be designed and constructed. It is not essential that the applicants be Civil Engineers and qualified Engineers from other branches of the profession would be considered providing they have a sound knowledge of hydraulics and pumping equipment. The salary ranges £1561 to £2031. The commencing salary within this range will be dependent upon qualifications and experience. Applications addressed to the County Engineer, and endorsed “Waterworks Engineer.’’ will be received up to 5 p.m. on Monday, August 16, 1965. Conditions of appointment and schedule of duties are obtain able from the undersigned. .1. CALVERT, County Engineer. Waimairi County Council, Private Bag, . Christchurch. July 23, 1965. 2950 UNIVERSITY VACANCIES AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL UNIVERSITY TEMPORARY LECTURER IN GEOGRAPHY Applications are invited for appointment to a post of Temporary Lecturer in Geography in the School of General Studies of the University for 1966. The appointee will be Expected to take up duty on January 1, 1966, or as soon thereafter as possible. Interest 1n economic geography and/or Monsoon Asia would be an advantage. Duties would include help with practical and field work in human geography. Salary on appointment will be in accordance with qualifications and experience within the range £A2400 x £AII0 — £A3170 per annum. Further information and the forms which should accompany an application may be obtained from the undersigned, the Australian National University, P.O. Box 4, Canberra, A.C.T., Australia, with whom applications close on August 16, 1965 C. G. PLOWMAN, Registrar, School of General Studies. 2948

AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL UNIVERSITY FACULTRY OF ORIENTAL STUDIES POSTS IN CHINESE AND JAPANESE APPLICATIONS are invited for appointment to a number oi posts in the Faculty of Orienta. Studies of the University. It is hoped that the appointees can take up duty early in 1966. CHAIR OF CHINESE The Chair of Chinese will become vacant in August, 1965, following Professor N. G. D. Malmqvist’s acceptance of an invitation to the Chair of Sinology at Stockholm University. The professor will be head of the Department of Chinese Language and Literature. Candidates should Jiave a thorough knowledge of classical and modern Chinese and a good knowledge of Engl'i'S'h and be actively engaged in research. CHAIR OF JAPANESE The Chair of Japanese was established in 1964 but not filled. The professor will be head of the Department of Japanese Applicants for the Chair are expected to be fluent in the Japanese language, to have a broad knowledge of Japanese literature, history and society and to be actively engaged in research in one of these fields. READER OR SENIOR LECTURER/ LECTURER IN JAPANESE A post of Reader in Japanese will become vacant in September, 1965, following Associate Profesor Ackroyd’s appointment to a Chair in the University of Queensland. Candidates are expected to have broadly similar qualifications as listed above for the Chair. An appointment may be made at the level of senior lecturer or lecturer if there are no suitable candidates for the readership. Applications are therefore welcomed from persons interested in these levels of appointment. The Faculty of Oriental Studies offers courses leading to the degrees of Bachelor of Arts (Oriental Studies), Master of Arts (Oriental Studies) and Doctor of Philosophy. Fields of study are, in addition to Chinese and Japanese, South Asian and South-east Asian Studies Special scholarships are awarded by the University to students throughout Australia for the four-vear course leading to the honours degree of Bache lor of Arts (Oriental Studies) and to Australian and overseas students for post-graduate research. The Faculty has recently moved into a new building on the campus and has the use of a language laboratory. The salary for each Chair is £A5200 per annum and for the readership £A4300 per annum Commencing salary for a senior lecturer or lecturer is in accordance with Qualifications and experience within the following ranges: Senior Lecturer £A3250 x £AIIO—£A3ROO per annum: lecturer £A2400 x £AllO— per annum. Further information and the forms which should accompany an application may be obtained from the undersigned, the Australian Nationa’ University, P.O. Box 4. Canberra, ACT.. Australia, with whom apollcations close on August 30, 1965. C. G. PLOWMAN, Registrar, Schol of General Studies. June 21, 1965.2948 THE UNIVERSITY OF SYDNEY invites applications for a LECTURESHIP SENIOR LECTURESHIP IN AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING THE Department of Aeronautical Engineering provides undergraduate courses in Aerodynamics, Theory of Structures and Dynamics of Flight, and is participating in the development of postgraduate courses within the Faculty of Engineering. The successful applicant will assist in the teaching of aircraft structures and will be expected to participate in the research activities of the Department. Salary for a Lecturer is within the range £2400-xllo-£3170 per annum and for a Senior Lecturer within the range £3300-XlOO-13800 per annum. Information concerning superannuation, Housing Scheme. Sabbatical Leave, etc.. and method of application is obtainable from the Registrar, University of Sydney, Sydney, N.S.W., with whom applications close on September 15. 1965. M. A. TELFER, Registrar. Sydney, August, 1965. 2154