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UNIVERSITY VACANCIES THE UNIVERSITY OF NEW ENGLAND SENIOR LECTURESHIP IN MUSIC THE University Intends to establish a Department of Music within the Faculty of Arts, to offer courses commencing In March. 1972. Applications are invited for a foundation appointment to take up duties in the latter half of 1971 to allow time to plan and develop the courses to be given in 1972. Appointment of additional staff to the Department will be made when the development of course offerings and student enrolments warrants this. Applicants must have a strong academic background in music and should also have a demonstrated ability to organise and lead musical activities on the campus.

Salary will be within the range $A9120 x $A276— $A10,500 p.a. Conditions Include provision for travel and removal expenses. In addition, superannuation is available, together with 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 can be obtained from the undersigned with whom applications, together with a recent photograph and the names of three referees, close on March 13, 1971. D. C. WILLIAMS, Acting Academic Registrar. Armidale, N.S.W. 2351. 70068 THE FLINDERS UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA APPOINTMENT OF VICE-CHANCELLOR THE Vice-Chancellorship of the University will become vacant when the present ViceChancellor, Professor P. H. Karmel, takes up appointment as Chairman of the Australian Universities Commission on May 1. 1971.

The Council of the University Is now considering the appointment of a successor to Professor Karmel and invites inquiries from suitably qualified persons. Inquiries should be addressed tn the first Instance to the Registrar, The Flinders University of South Australia, Bedford Park. South Australia 3042. H. J. BUCHAN Registrar 3584 THE UNIVERSITY OF NEW ENGLAND APPLICATIONS are invited for the undermentioned position: RESEARCH FELLOWSHIP IN BIOLOGICAL SIMULATION

The appointee will undertake work on the “Blomathematical Description of Animal Production Processes" and will work In conjunction with members of staff of the Department of Farm Management and Nutrition and Biochemistry. The successful candidate will be expected to develop simulation models relating to the utilisation of food and the end products of digestion in the ruminant. Initial emphasis will be placed on specifying the model for nitrogen metabolism tn sheep. Applicants should have a higher degree or equivalent qualifications, experience in computer simulation and an interest or background In applied biology and mathematics. Salary will be within the range $A6318 x SA34B—EAB4OB x 5A354—5A8760 per annum.

Assistance will be given towards fares and removal costs. Applications Including personal information, details of qualifications and experience and the names of at least three referees will close with the undersigned on February 20, 197 b Applicants should indicate the earliest date on which they can take up duty. D. C. WILLIAMS, Acting Academic Registrar. Armidale, N.S.W. 2351. 70069 UNIVERSITY OF WAIKATO VACANCIES FOR VACANCIES FOR TECHNICIANS TECHNICIANS WORKSHOP TECHNICIAN WORKSHOP TECHNICIAN A workshop position 1b available for an adaptable Technician with a suitable mechanical background. Skills In welding and fitting and turning would be especially useful. Salary up to $2913 per annum with prospects of promotion. SUBJECT TECHNICIANS SUBJECT TECHNICIANS

Five positions are available, three for technicians tn BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES. CHEMISTRY and PHYSICS, and two positions In EDUCATION, GEOGRAPHY and PSYCHOLOGY. For the latter positions, appointees may be required to serve two subjects. For all positions the work will be varied and Interesting with prospects of promotion and witb opportunities for further study. The salary for each appointment will be at an appropriate point on the Grade I Technicians scale which currently begins at $2218 per annum and rises by five automatic annual increments to $3913. The starting dates will be arranged by negotiation but all except the PHYSICS appointee will be expected to commence duties as soon as possible. Preference will be given to applicants with appropriate New Zealand Certificate or University qualifications. For EDUCATION, PSYCHOLOGY and especially for PHYSICS, a knowledge of electronics and a mechanical bent is important. For GEOGRAPHY the appointee will be expected to acquire skills in draughting and photographic work and to supervise the map and reprint collections and teaching and research equipment. Further Information about these positions Is available from the heads of subjects concerned. APPLICATIONS Conditions of appointment and application forms are available from the Registrar of any university in New Zealand. Applications close with the Registrar, University of Waikato, Hamilton, on Friday, February 19, 1971. N. W. KINGSBURY, Registrar. ■3123 UNIVERSITY OF CANTERBURY LIBRARY A&IAN LANGUAGES LIBRARIAN APPLICATIONS are invited from persons with appropriate qualifications in languages and librarianship for a new position of Senior Assistant, to develop the collection now being established within the University Library for the new Department of Aslan Languages. Familiarity with Japanese language and bibiliography is essential, and with Chinese desirable: ability to communicate in written and spoken English is also required. Salary will be in accordance with qualifications and experience on the Senior Assistant salary scale, which is $3159 to $3712 per annum. Further information and conditions of appointment may be obtained from the undersigned, with whom applications close on February 26, 1971. 1 G. G. TURBOTT, Registrar. Christchurch. 30283