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UNIVERSITY VACANCIES UNIVERSITY OF CANTERBURY FOUNDATION CHAIR OF FORESTRY THE Council of ths University Invites applications for the first Incumbent of the Chair of Forestry which It proposee to establish as from May 1. 19M. Professorial salaries will be within the range of £3250 to £4OOO per annum. Further particulars and Conditions of Appointment may bo obtained from the undersigned or from Registrars of all other Universities In New Zealand. Applications close on March 15. 1966. G. O. TURBOTT. Registrar. Private Bag, CHRISTCHURCH. 3949 VICTORIA UNIVERSITY OF WELLINGTON LECTURESHIP IN PUBLIC SEC. TOR ACCOUNTANCY APPLICATIONS are Invited from suitably qualified persons for the position of Lecturer in Public Sector Accountancy, Candidates should have experience in the service of the central government, a governmental organisation of a local body. Salary scale Is from £l3OO p.a. to £2ooo—with a bar. then on recommendation to £2200 per annum. Conditions of appointment may be obtained from the Registrar of any University in New Zealand, or from the of Wellington, P.O. Box 196. Wellington, with whom applications close on March 14. 1966. L. O. DESBOROUGH. Registrar. . 3671 UNIVERSITY OF QUEENSLAND THE University Invites applications for the following positions for which applications close on the dates shown. The salary ranges are— Reader, fA4OOO-3XIOO-1A4300. Senior Lecturer, 1A3200-6 x 100£A3BOO. Teaching Registrar. £A2B37' £A3212. (A living-out allowance of £lOO may be pavable.) Lecturer, £2400-7 x 100-£A3IOO. Senior Demonstrator Senior Tutor. £AI9OO-5 X 50 £A2150. Demonstrator. £AISOO-4 x 50£AI7OO.

For Townsville position a northern allowance of £3O p a will also be payable. READER IN MATHEMATICS An applicant for the Readership should have published significant contributions in some branch of Pure Mathematics. It would be an advantage tn hive special competence In some field of algebra or analysis The appointee will be expected to participate in the teaching of the department, particularly in honours courses, and to encourage research activity in his own field. {March 4.) SENIOR LECTURER IN AGRICULTURE (PASTURE AGRONOMY) An applicant should have had training and experience in a field concerned with pasture production, such as plant physiology, plant nutrition or pasture management. Tropical pasture species experience is desirable. (February 25.) SENIOR LECTURER IN CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY The applicant should have had a full training in psychology and had special experience In clinical psychology. He or she should hold a higher degree (Ph.D. or equivalent) and. if possible, should have obtained a Diploma In Clinical Psychology. Preferably. the applicant should have had experience in teaching undergraduates and post-graduate medical students and should have an active interest in research. (February 18.) TEACHING REGISTRAR IN CHILD HEALTH Applicants should be graduates in medicine. An appointment will be for one year in the first Instance with the opportunity of applying for reappointment. (February 11.)

LECTURER IN CLASSICS Applicants should have a good Honours Degree in classics and should either have completed a course of post-graduate study in classics or have had several years’ experience of teaching classics (whether in a school or at a university). An Interest in ancient history would be a recommendation. (February 25.) LECTURER IN PARASITOLOGY (IMMUNOLOGY) Candidates should have a basic degree in a biological subject and have completed a Ph D. and have subsequent research experience in the physiological, immunological, or experimental aspects of parasitology. Teaching experience would be an advantage. (April LECTURER IN POLITICAL SCIENCE Preference will be given to candidates specialising in the field of Russian government and able to undertake research in Russian sources. (February TEMPORARY SENIOR LECTURER IN VETERINARY PATHOLOGY In the Department of Veterinary Preventive Medicine. An applicant should have a veterinary degree and suitable postgraduate experience. The appointment will be for 12 months commencing July 1, 1966. (February 25.) SENIOR DEMONSTRATOR IN ARCHITECTURE Applicants should have a degree or diploma qualifying for registration in the several Australian States and also qualifying for Associate Membership of the Royal Australian Institute of Architects. Teaching experience in a school recognised by the above institute would be an advantage. (March 11.) SENIOR DEMONSTRATOR IN CHEMICAL ENGINEERING Applicants should have a degree or equivalent diploma or certificate in chemical engineering, or a related discipline or A.M.I.Ch.E. or equivalent. (February 21.) SENIOR TUTOR IN GOVERNMENT An applicant should hold an honours or higher degree. Teaching experience is essential The appointee will conduct tutorial classes, primarily In the field of Australian government and politics. (January 28) SENIOR TUTOR IN MEDICAL SOCIAL WORK

The Department of Child Health has a vacancy for a senior tutor In medical social work. Applicants should hold a basic degree and professional qualifications from a recognised school of social work. (March 18.) SENIOR TUTOR IN PHYSICAL EDUCATION Applicants should be males who hold a degree or a diploma in physical education. The appointee’s duties will Include instruction in gymnastic apparatus work, tennis, swimming. cricket and basketball. (March 4.) SENIOR DEMONSTRATOR OR DEMONSTRATOR IN ZOOLOGY. UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF TOWNSVILLE Applicants should have a degree in science, preferably with honours, with specialisation In zoology. Duties will include assisting with the collecting of specimens and the conducting of practical classes. (March 4.) DEMONSTRATOR IN ANIMAL HUSBANDRY Applicants should possess ths degree of Bachelor of Veterinary Science or its equivalent. Facilities for post-graduate work are available in the biochemistry of nutrition, animal breeding, reproduction and veterinary biometeorology. (February 18.) The University provides for permanent staff. Superannuation similar to F.S.S.U., Housing Assistance. Study Leave end Travel Grants. Additional Information and application forms will be supplied upon request to the undersigned. C. J. CONNELL. Registrar,