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Situations Wanted BRANCH or company management position sought by company accountant. Please phone 527-140. FIRST class steam stationery engine driver aged 64 wants boiler job for 1 year or more in Christchurch I Phone 62-000. MANAGER seeks position. . Has controlled 1000 staff. t Applv 984. “Press.” MECHANIC farming back- ; ground HT licence requires any kind of work in weekends. Ph. 478-578. < POSITION wanted New 1 Brighton area. Reply Flat s 1. 87 Marine Parade Nth « Brighton Christchurch. I X 9844 r REGISTERED community * nurse, west Christchurch will do light nursing and e housework for sick or in- < valid during school hours, f Reasonable rates. Details r Ph. 495-328. 54990 * RELIABLE, honest school ‘ leaver requires part-time position. Has School Certifi- 1 cate and University Entrance. Anything considered. Phone 584-088. x ROOF painting by 2 con- c scientious students Phone r 558-053. i YOUNG girl requires live-in p position as home help with 1 family in country township. Phone Christchurch 882-660.

University Vacancies VICTORIA UNIVERSITY OF WELLINGTON THE COUNCIL of the Victoria University of Wellington invites applications from men and women for the following vacancies: SENIOR LECTURESHIP OR LECTURESHIP IN ARCHITECTURE This position, for the 1977 teaching programme, is in the newly-established second School of Architecture in New Zealand, which commenced in 1975. Applicants should be Architects or Building Graduates with a speciality in Construction Technology. Appointees will be expected to participate in the work of the School in general, to co-ordinate part-time specialist lecturers, and to assume responsibility for the development and teaching of subjects, tutorial work, and laboratory work in the 8.8.5 c. and B.Arch. courses. Appointees will also be expected to carry out a limited amount of consulting work, or private practice, or research work. Applicants must have professional and academic experience, preferably a higher degree, or be willing to work towards obtaining a higher degree on a part-time basis within the first term of appointment. The task of establishing new courses calls for versatile personalities who are prepared to participate in the full integration of all subjects of the teaching programme. The university is anxious for the appointee to be settled in Wellington as close to August, 1977, as possible. Aditional information regarding the School, its facilities and courses is available from Professor G. Block at the address given below. SENIOR LECTURESHIP OR LECTURESHIP. IN PRODUCTION AND OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT The appointment, within the Department of Business Administration, requires persons who have qualifications and interests in the production and operations aspect of management. The department’s teaching responsibilities cover undergraduate and graduate programmes and the Diploma of Business Administration for practising managers. The appointment will be made with normal tenure or with limited tenure (minimum three years). Applicants should state whether they would be prepared to accept a limited term appointment. The appointment will commence no earlier than February 1, 1978. However, depending on the circumstances an earlier date may be agreed from August 1, 1977. The department has an active research programme, its own Research and Commentary publication series and emphasises research into relevant business problems in New Zealand and the development of more New Zealand based case studies and teaching materials. Further information about the Department of Business Administration may be obtained by writing directly to Professor G. Fogelberg, Head of the Department. The new salary scales for academic staff announced in February, 1977, and effective from May 15, 1977. are for Senior Lecturers, $11,500 to $13,250 per annum, where there is a bar, then $14,250 per annum, and for Lecturers, $9OOO to $ll,lOO per anunm. A cost of living allowance of $365 per anumn is paid in addition to salary. A general salary increase has been announced but its effect is unkown at present. Conditions of appointment may be obtained from the Registrar of any University in New Zealand, or direct from the Appointments Officer. Personnel Office, Victoria Uiversity of Wellington. Private Bag, Wellington, with whom applications close on May 15, 1977. W. E. DASENT, Registrar. 2499 THE AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL UNIVERSITY FACULTY OF SCIENCE SENIOR TUTOR/TUTOR DEPARTMENT OF GEOLOGY APPLICATIONS are invited from persons with a good honours degree in Geology for the position of Tutor/Senior Tutor in the Department of Geology. The successful applicant will be required to assist with practical work at all first year classes and a variety of second and third year classes, depending on his/her field of specialisation. Assistance with field teaching will also be required. Other things being equal, preference will be given to applicants who wish to enrol for a PhD. degree as a staff candidate. Salary on appointment to the post will be in accordance with qualifications and experience within the ranges: Senior Tutor $11,851-$13,667 p.a. Tutor $9673-$11,488 p.a. Australian currency. Appointment will be for not less than one year in the first instance with possibility of yearly renewal for up to five years. Reasonable travel expenses are paid and assistance with housing is given for an appointee from outside Canberra. Superannuation benefits (where applicable) are available. The University reserves the right not to make an appointment or to make an appointment by invitation at any time. Prospective applicants should write for further particulars before applying to the undersigned with whom appliactions close on April 29, 1977. G. E. DICKER, P.O. Box 4, Academic Registrar. Canberra ACT, 2600 Australia. 2479