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UNIVERSITY VACANCIES LIBRARY ASSISTANT!, CATALOGUING APPLICATION! are Invited from qualified librarians and Library School graduates for positions « /J 1 ® Cataloguing Department ©f the Lniverscty Library. Commencing salar.ee will be fixed tn accordance with qualifications ex P erl ence within the range £Boa-£i33o p.a. The present commencing salary for B.A. with Dip.N.Z.L.S. is £lO6O pa., for M A. with Dip.N.Z.L.S. £1095 p.a. and provision* exist for promotion to the grade of Senior Assistant for Library Schoo! graduates appointed on the assistants’ scale Government superannuation right* are available. Apply tn writing stating name •nd address, age and full particulars of scholastic achievement and library experience, •nd enclosing copies of recent testimonials to the undersigned with whom applications will close on June 28. J. A. KIRKNESS, , Registrar. University of Auckland, Box 2175, Auckland, New Zealand. LECTURER IN ENTOMOLOGY LINCOLN COLLEGE (University of Canterbury) New Zealand APPLICATIONS are invited for appointment to the position of .Lecturer in Entomology in the Department of Agricultural Zoology at Lincoln College. Applicants should hold a degree in Pure Science or Agricultural Science. Salary within the range £lOOO •—£2600. Government Superannuation available. Conditions of appointment obtainable from the undersigned with whom applications close on August 31, 1966. H. G. HUNT, Registrar, LINCOLN COLLEGE, CANTERBURY. 2757 LINCOLN COLLEGE (University of Canterbury), New Zealand. LECTURER/SENIOR LECTURER IN VETERINARY SCIENCE APPLICATIONS are invited for appointment at Lecturer or Senior Lecturer level to the above position in the Veterinary Science Department. Applicants should possess a degree in Veterinary Science with special training, experience or interest in animal physiology. Consideration will be given also to applicants holding degrees in agricultural or general science with special training In this field. Initial appointment will be within the salary range £NZI3OO- - Superannuation available and certain expenses of appointment paid. Conditions of appointment available from the undersigned with whom applications close on June 30. 1966. E. R. Noonan, Acting Registrar, LINCOLN COLLEGE, Canterbury.

MASSEY UNIVERSITY OF MANAWATU PALMERSTON NORTH. NEW ZEALAND CHAIR OF FRENCH THE Council of Massey University of Manawatu has established a Chair of French and invites applications from suitably qualified persons. The Professor appointed will also be the Head of the Department of Modern Languages. At present the department consists of two senior lecturers, two lecturers and a junior lecturer, and is responsible for the teaching of French, German •nd Japanese. At the less advanced levels, French and German are taught to extra-mural students. In 1966, 103 Internal and 91 external students were enrolled with the department. The Professor will be responsible for the work of the department as a whole, chiefly but not exclusively within the Faculty of Humanities. Language laboratory facilites will be available In 1968, and it is anticipated that these will be used to provide language courses for science as well as arts students in the future. The salary will be in the range of £NZ32SO-£4OOO p.a. Further details of the position •nd of the University, together with the general conditions of appointment, may be obtained from the Secretary-General. Association of Commonwealth Universities Marlborough House. Pall Mali, London, or from the undersigned, with whom applications close on July 31, 1966. A. J. WEIR. Registrar. 3399 MONASH UNIVERSITY Melbourne, Australia. SENIOR LECTURER. LECTURER AND SENIOR TEACHING FELLOWS IN POLITICS APPLICATIONS are invited for the above new positions from persons with Interests in any field of politics, but particularly in international relations, political theory/political philosophy Asian politics and Australian politics. -While it is assumed that applicants will normally have graduated in politics, it is also hoped to attract graduates from any of the Social Sciences who have done substantial work tn Politics. Suitably qualified candidates could be considered for appointment at the level of AssociateProfessor. The permanent staff of the department of politics in 1966 includes 15 members of the rank of lecturer and above. Research activity in the department is being expanded, and the number of post-graduate students is Increasing. The special research Interests of the staff are taken into account in the allocation of teaching responsibilities. SALARY RANGES: Associate Professor, BABOOO • SA8600; Senior Lecturer 5A630097600: Lecturer $4BOO-36300; Senior Teaching Fellow SA3BOO-34300 with superannuation provision on the F.S.S.U. basis. BENEFITS: Full travelling expenses for an appointee and family: removal allowance: repatriation after three years of service: initial subsidised housing; LECTURERS AND ABOVE ONLY: one vear's study leave after six wears, pro-rata after three: homep urchase loan available. Further general information and details of application pro- » cedure are available from the Academic Registrar of Monash University, Clayton, Victoria, Australia or the Secretary General, A.C.U. Marlborough House, Pall Mall, London S.W. 1. Inquiries regarding details of courses and research activities should be addressed to Professor S. R. Davis. Chairman. Department of Politics, Monash University. Closing date: July 22nd. 1988. The University reserves the right to make no appointments. J. D. BUTCHART, ACADEMIC REGISTRAR. 14/6/66. 2724