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VACANCIES—FEMALES WOMAN WANTED i FOR packing in bacon and i smallgoods factory, hours 8 1 a.m. to 4.30 p.m. I Apply: j PEACH PRODUCTS, LTD, ‘ i PRINCESS STRET, ADDINGTON. < Phone 64-525. I t i — , WAITRESS 1 WAITRESS required. Good i wages and conditions. Apply:— HOTEL STONEHURST. } Phone 69-709. < 7035 1 < j UNIVERSITY VACANCIES ] I AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL UNIVERSITY CHAIR OF RUSSIAN CHAIR OF RUSSIAN Applications are invited for appointment to the foundation Chair of Russian in the Faculty of Arts of the University. A group of four academic staff under a senior lecturer already j offer courses in Russian but a 1 Department of Russian will be i formally established on the ap- 1 pointment of the Professor. « The existing first degree courses are designed to give students a critical appreciation 5 of Russian literature and an acquaintance with the civilisa- i tion of Russia as well as a good i command of the Russian language but the appointee will ’ have considerable freedom to ' develop the curriculum. There ; are also opportunities to enrol » students for higher degrees. < The salary for the post is - 812,000 per annum, Australian currency. The University provides reasonable travel and removal expenses and assistance with housing. Superannuation is on I the FSSU pattern with supple- « mentary benefits. Financial as- 1 sistance towards study leave is j also available. The University reserves the right not to make an appointment or to make ari appointment by invitation. Further information and the forms which should accompany an application may be obtained I from the undersigned, Austra- i lian.National University, P.O. 1 Box *4, Canbera, ACT 2600, Aus- i tralia, with whom applications j close on March 30. W7O. G. G. PLOWMAN, ( Academic Registrar. 4314 LINCOLN COLLEGE (UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE) CHAIR IN AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS THE Council of Lincoln College invites applications for the Chair in Agricultural Economics, which will become vacant in December, 1970, with the appointment of Professor B. P. Philpott to the T. G. Macarthy Chair of Economics at Victoria University. The complement of the Department of Agricultural Economics and Marketing at present consists of a Professor of Agricultural , Economics (this position), a Professor of Marketing, two Senior Lecturers and two Leej turers. The successful applicant would be responsible for the supervision of existing Agricultural Economics courses and also for the expansion and development of these courses in the new degree in Agricultural Economics and Commerce which the College proposes to introduce in 1971, and for which further teaching appointments will be made in due course. The successful applicant may be considered by Council for appointment as Head of the Department from 1971. The Professor of Agricultural Economics would be encouraged by the provision of grants and research assistance to develop and direct programmes of Agricultural Economics research at present being conducted by the Agricultural Economics Research Unit, which is associated with the Department of Agricultural Economics and Marketing and which was established in 1962 with a recurring grant from the Department of Scientific and Industrial Research. An IBM 1130 Computer with extended storage is available at the College and access to , larger computer systems can : be arranged. Applicants should hold an advanced University degree, preferably in Agricultural Economics, Economics, or Commerce, with special qualifications and experience in teaching or research in Agricultural Economics, or in any branch of economics as applied to agriculture. It is desired that the successful applicant take up duties towards the end of 1970 at a date to be negotiated. The appointee will be apappointed to the position within the existing range of professorial salaries, the commencing salary being in accordance with , qualifications and experience within the range $7400-810,500 per annum. These salaries are at present under review by the University Salaries Committee and a new scale will apply as from April 1, 1970. Further details and the general conditions of appointment may be obtained from the undersigned, with whom appli- . cations close on May 31, 1970. H. G. HUNT, : Registrar, ’ LINCOLN COLLEGE, Canterbury. » 4005 J MONASH UNIVERSITY LECTURER IN DEPARTMENT OF BOTANY The present department has a staff of seven, specialising in plant physiology, vegetation history and pollen analysis, cell biology and fine structure, mycology and fungal physiology- It is planned to make a new appointment of an ecologist who would develop a programme of research and teachmg on aspects of the local flora, with some emphasis on either n soil microbiology, or computer □ ;* XOI L oiny or algal ecology . (fresh or salt water). P .„™ ary ran » e: Lecturer, 35409n $7300 p.a. with superannuation o on F.S.S.U. basis and disability i- cover. Benefits: Travelling expenses for appointee and family, removal allowance, repatriation after three years appointment if desired, initial subsidised housing, availability of loans 3 for home purchase, study leave is granted at the rate of one term’s leave for six terms service with provision for financial ‘ assistance. Further general information and details of application procedure are available from the i- Academic Registrar. Monash g University. Wellington Road, ’• Clayton, Victoria 3168. Further V technical information may be obtained from Professor M. J. Canny. Closing date: March 7, 1970. The university reserves the right to make no appointment, or to appoint by invitation. J. D. BUTCHART, Academic Registrar. 81 4053