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UNIVERSITY VACANCIES University of Canterbury SENIOR LECTURER OR LECTURER IN GEOGRAPHY APPLICATK NS are Invited for the position of Senior Lecturer or Lecturer in the Department of Geography at this University. Salary attached to the position is £l5OO to £2700 per annum subject to 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.) In the case of an overseas appointee, salary will normally be paid from an approved date of embarkation. 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 May 15, 1967. G. G. TURBOTT, Registrar. Private Bag, Christchurch 3273 UNIVERSITY OF CANTERBURY DEPARTMENT OF GEOLOGY THE Department requires PARTTIME ASSISTANTS to take care of its collections of books, reprints, maps, photographs and colour slides and occasionally to prepare line drawings or maps for reproduction. Some library experience, acquaintance with scientific or technical literature and some draughting ability are desirable. The salary for a part-time position would be up to £5OO p.a. according to ability and time available. Consideration would also be given to full-time employment for a particularly well-qualified applicant. Inquiries should be addressed to Professor M. Gage, Head of the Department of Geology. Applications in writing giving details of experience, close with the undersigned on Thursday, April 6, 1967. G. G. TURBOTT, Registrar. Private Bag, Christchurch. 2280

University of Canterbury READER, SENIOR LECTURER OR LECTURER IN POLITICAL SCIENCE APPLICATIONS are invited for the position of Reader, Senior Lecturer or Lecturer in Political Science at this University. The salary of a Reader will be between £2BOO to £3300 per annum. The commencing salary will be in accordance with qualifications and experience but it may be increased as a result of the review which is made at the beginning of each year. The salary attached to the position of Senior Lecturer or Lecturer is £l5OO to £2700 per annum subject to a bar at £2200 per annum. The commencing salary will be 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.) In the case of an overseas appointee salary will normally be paid from an approved date of embarkation. Approved fares to Christchurch will be paid. Further particulate and conditions of appointment may be obtained from the undersigned or from registrars of all other universities in New Zealand. -Applications close on April 28. 1967. G. G. TURBOTT, Registrar. Private Bag. Christchurch. x

UNIVERSITY VACANCIES UNIVERSITY OF WAIKATO Hamilton, New Zealand SENIOR LECTURESHIPS/LECTURESHIPS IN EDUCATION and SENIOR LECTURESHIP/LECTURESHIP IN ENGLISH THE UNIVERSITY OF WAIKATO invites applications for the following appointments to its staff: Two appointments to its staff in Education, preparatory to the offering of Bachelor of Education courses. The appointments may be made at the grade of Senior Lecturer, Lecturer, or Junior Lecturer. An. applicant who is exceptionally well qualified may be considered for a Readership. One appointment to its staff in English. This appointment may be made at the grade of Senior Lecturer or Lecturer. The salary scales are: Readers, £N.Z.2900—£N.Z.3300 ($5800—$6600); Senior Lecturers, ($4600—55400); Lecturers, £N.Z.ISOO—£N.Z.22OO— ($3000—$4400—$5000); Junior Lecturers, £N.Z.I2OO—£N.Z.I4OO ($2400—52800). The positions in Education are offered from February 1, 1968, but may be taken up earlier by special arrangement. The position in English may be taken up as soon as possible after appointment The University of Waikato began last year teaching full-time co-ordinated courses of study in the Schools of Humanities, Social Sciences and Education. It occupies a site of about 125 acres on the outskirts of Hamilton. The academic organisation is based on schools of study rather than on faculties and departments. The' development of post-graduate work and research is encouraged and conditions for study leave are favourable. Conditions of appointment are available from the Registrar of any University in New Zealand. Applications close with the Registrar, University of Waikato, Private Bag, Hamilton, New Zealand on May 8, 1967. N. W. KINGSBURY, Registrar. 2955