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UNIVERSITY VACANCIES THE UNIVERSITY OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA APPLICATIONS are invited for appointment to positions of: SENIOR LECTURER and LECTURER in ENGLISH LITERATURE on the staff of the Department of English. The salary range for a Senior Lectureship is $A6500-$7600 p.a., and for a Lectureship 5A4800$6340 p.a. Superannuation will be similar to F.S.S.U. in both cases. The Department offers courses in English Literature from Chaucer onwards at the pass and honours levels, and postgraduate training for the M.A. degree. Applicants are asked to state any relevant special interests and qualifications. The appointees will be required to take up duty as early as possible in 1967. Intending applicants are requested to 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 7th January, 1967, A. J. WILLIAMS, Registrar. 2663 UNIVERSITY OF PAPUA AND NEW GUINEA LECTURER SENIOR LECTURER IN EARTH SCIENCES SALARY: Senior Lecturer $7lOO- - per annum; Lecturer, $5300-6800 per annum, plus in each case $360 per annum for a male married appointee. F S.S.U. type superannuation is available. Accommodation will be provided at reasonable rental. The appointee will be expected to develop an elementary course in Earth Science to students in the Preliminary Year. It is envisaged that the course should begin with outline of earth history and include some more or less biogeographical material dealing with the flora and fauna of New Guinea. The Preliminary Year is a pre-university year following a four year secondary education in the Territory, and may lead to matriculation.

The lecturer appointed will be a member of the Schoo] of Sciences which includes Chemistry, Physics and Biology. Two experienced earth chemists are available in the School. Opportunities for research will be available. Preference may be given to someone interested in chemical aspects of weathering in tropical regions. Closing date for applications is November 21, 1966. Further details may be obtained from the Registrar, University of Papua and New Guinea, P.O. Box 1144, Boroko, TPNG, to whom all applications should be addressed. Applications, which should be in duplicate, must include particulars of age, nationality, marital status, academic record, teaching qualifications and experience and present position, a list of publications, the names of three referees of whom confidential enquiries may be made, a recent small photograph, and a medical certificate of good health. The successful candidate may be required to undergo a further medical examination by a physician nominated by the University. The Council reserves the right not to make an appointment or to fill it by invitation at this stage. E. G. KEDGLEY, Registrar. UNIVERSITY OF CANTERBURY LECTURER IN HISTORY APPLICATIONS are invited for the position of Lecturer in the History Department of this University. Salary attached to the position is £l5OO to £2700 per annum subject to a bar at £2200 per annum. Commencing salary is in accordance with qualifications and experience with annual increments normally of £lOO. (The designation “Senior Lecturer” is used to denote members of staff who are at present above the £2200 bar.) These new salaries will operate for overseas appointees as from February 1, 1967, and for others as from April 1, 1967. Further particulars and Conditions of Appointment may be obtained from the undersigned or from registrars of all other universities in New Zealand. Applications close on December 23, 1966. G. G. Turbott, REGISTRAR. Private Bag, CHRISTCHURCH 3577 UNIVERSITY OF OTAGO DUNEDIN, NEW ZEALAND LECTURESHIP IN PSYCHOLOGY

Applications are invited for appointment as Lecturer in Psychology in the University of Otago. Dunedin, New Zealand The successful candidate will be required to develop courses and research in some area of experimental psychology. Research in the Department of Psychology is predominantly experimental, and facilities include three sets of completely automated operant conditioning equipment, a multiple class time analyser, two multi-chan-nel Offner dynographs. stereotaxis instruments and cameras, a range of timers, event recorders, and so on. a wellequipped animal laboratory and workshop, and the availability in the next building of an IBM 360 Model 30 computer Inquiries will be welcomed by the Head of the Department of Psychology. Professor S. Griew, who would be interested particularly in hearing something of the research plans of possible applicants. Professor Griew expects to be in Europe in late December and to be available then to Interview applicants in London. SALARY: Present scale: £l3OO X £lOO- - x £lOO-£2500 p.a. Anticipated scale, 1967: £l5OO X £lOO-£2200/£2200 x £lOO-£2700 p.a. Further information, including instructions regarding application procedures, may be obtained from the undersigned. Applications close on December 8, 1966, but the Universitv may be prepared if Indicated, to consider late applications for a limited period after this date J. W. HAYWARD. Registrar. 6574 UNIVERSITY OF OTAGO DUNEDIN. NEW ZEALAND ASSISTANT LECTURER IN CHEMISTRY APPLICATIONS are invited for an Assistant Lecturer tn Chemistry. Present salary: £lOOO x £so— per annum. Anticipated salary 1967: £l2OO x £50—1400 per annum. Further particulars are available from the undersigned. Applications close on 31st DECEMBER, 1966. J. W. HAYWARD, Registrar. 7191