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VACANCY GENERAL CAN YOU SELL? OR WOULD YOU LIKE TO TRY? If you love travelling and outdoor work, have the ability to meet and converse freely with different people, this is the position for you. We are looking for a man or woman of pleasant personality, able to work without supervision and wanting to make big money. If you are already a salesman or saleswoman we welcome you to compare your present earnings with our offer. If you are considering a change and never tried to break away from steady salary, this could be your chance. Own car an advantagee, but a special hire agreement would permit you to use a car for business and private requirements. All applications strictly confidential. Inquiries from ladies wishing to work part-time welcome. Phone 856-033 for an appointment to discuss, the position further with our Manager. LIBRARY ASSISTANT LINCOLN COLLEGE Applications are . Invited from persons holding U.E. examination as a minimum qualification for appointment to the position of Library Assistant (General Duties) in the George Forbes Memorial Library at Lincoln College. Commencing salary $1555 per annum plus reimbursement of bus fares if resident more than eight miles from the College. Apply in writing for conditions of appointment from the undersigned, with whom applications close on Wednesday, September 9. 1970. H. G. HUNT, Registrar, LINCOLN COLLEGE, Canterbury. 7345

MALE OR FEMALE CLERK OR CLERICAL CADET A CLERICAL vacancy exists at Queen Mary Hospital, Hanmer Springs. Salary from . $992$2630, according to qualifications and experience. This position could be the opening of an interesting career in the Health Department and other Government Departments. Single accommodation is available at $6.51 per week. Please apply to the Secretary, by sending a completed Form PSI7A, obtainable from atty Post Office. 7877 OPPORTUNITY OPPORTUNITY OPPORTUNITY OPPORTUNITY A London based company offers young and ambitious men and women an unusual job. If you are free to travel, enjoy meeting people, and want to earn more than $lOO per week. Phone 64-155 during office hours. SITUATIONS WANTED—MALES UPHOLSTERER Fully experienced, needing employment in Christchurch, wishing to emigrate to New Zealand. Aged 34, with wife and child. D. Taylor, 49 Swaledale Avenue, Darlington, Co.. Durham, England. 5733 UNIVERSITY VACANCIES MASSEY UNIVERSITY PALMERSTON NORTH. NEW ZEALAND POSITIONS IN FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT AND BUSINESS LAW A NEW Degree in Agricultural Business and Administration, B.A. (Agric.), is being introduced at Massey University in 1971. This degree is designed to meet the growing demand in New Zealand from commercial firms, Producer Boards and Government Departments for persons with an applied com-merce-business managementmarketing training. Applications are invited from suitably qualified persons for the following positions: READER/SENIOR LECTURER/ LECTURER IN FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT (ACCOUNTING). LECTURER IN BUSINESS LAW. Applicants who have had considerable experience in commerce are particularly sought. Further appointments will be made in 1971. POSITION IN AGRICULTURE Applications are invited for the following position: SENIOR LECTURER/LECTURER IN AGRICULTURAL AND HORTICULTURAL PRODUCTION SYSTEMS. The appointee will be required to develop and co-ordinate a three paper sequence of courses in the principles of Agricultural and Horticultural production, including a study of the farm business for the degree in Agricultural Business and Administration to be introduced in 1971. Applicants should hold a degree in Agricultural Science. Those who have had experience in Farm Consultancy or Farm Advisory work are particularly sought. SALARY:

Lecturer: Within the scale $4300 to $5500 (x $200). Senior Lecturer: Within the scale $5600 to $6600 (bar); $6BOO to $7200 (x s2o<o). Reader: Within the scale $7OOO to $B2OO. Further details of the University and the new degree programme, together with Conditions of Appointment, can be obtained from the undersigned, with whom applications close on October 2, 1970. A. J. WEIR. Registrar. 7651 THE UNIVERSITY OF NEW ENGLAND PROFESSOR DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT APPLICATIONS are invited for a chair in the department of Agricultural Economics and Business Management of the Faculty of Agricultural Economics. The chair is vacant following the appointment of Professor J. N. Lewis to the International Wool Secretariat. Currently there is one other chair in the Department, occupied by Professor J. L. Dillon. Preference will be given to applicants with major interests in Agricultural policy and/or marketing. Headship of the Department will alternate between the two Professors. The salary is $A14,400 per annum. Conditions include provision for travel and removal expenses, superannuation (F.S.S.U.) pattern of New South Wales State scheme, assistance in buying or building a home and study leave. Study leave grants are available and credit may be granted for existing study leave entitlement. Further information may be obtained from the undersigned with whom applications (two copies together with a recent photograph and the names of three referees), close on October 30, 1970. Armidale, N.S.W. 2351. K. R. LONG. Academic Registrar. * 7665 i