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Situations Wanted AMERICAN 35, looking for employment in njj 1 ££ g'‘yl SH,W Wide interest. Good"references. Open to any opportdP%, Write C. Morgan, ?M77 Cit i \? r - Palstka . Fl. 32077. U.b.A. X 7477 AKfc you finding your garden overgrown, a small group of us would love to clear it. Anything you feel we can * ie *P you with; weeding :»»»• CASUAL work wanted. CarP e n'ry. work - lawnmowing, gardening. rubbish real. painting, rotary hoe »of’i?n tC - Odd j° bs ' Phor >e 891-1.0 evenings. X 3489 GARDENING in Hills area wanted by studSJkJ?- 50 per hour - p hone 321-Obo (eveningsl. GARDENER, qualified, requires work. Refs. Ph. 326MALE teacher requires work during holidays, Aug. 18Sept. 10. Anything considered. Ph. 889-372. X 7972 MALE student, 15 years, requires work for ’3 weeks. 583 > 398 I ’ S! considered - Phone QUALIFIED female Dispensary Assistant requires a full time position in a Chch Pharmacy. For details Ph. .‘J2 ur ? 287 collect. 56822 RELIABLE young woman seeks position week-ends. Clerical gardening domestic work preferred. Drivers licence held own transport. Ph. 384-686 X 8144 RELIABLE young woman, ex regd nurse, urgently requires work, anything considered including farm work. Write to 6872, c/o P.O. Box 242. Blenheim. w F 5252 YOUTH requires work urgently, anything considered. Interested in electronics, printing. Please Phone 841-379. WANTED WORK for unemployed Carpenter. PHONE 34-298. 55251

POSITION WANTED EXPERIENCED female station cook requires permanent position on back-country run. Is presently employed at "Glenrock" Station. Further Inquiries to:— DALGETY N.Z.. LTD. Bog 23. METHVEN. 56990 University Vacancies UNIVERSITY OF WAIKATO APPOINTMENTS IN MANAGEMENT STUDIES POSITIONS are available at Lecturer or Senior Lecturer level or, in exceptional cases at Reader level, in the Department of Management Studies for appointees to teach in the following disciplines: 1. ACCOUNTING AND FINANCE (Vacancy A7B/16) a. BUSINESS LAW (Vacancy A7B/17) 3. BUSLNESS POLICY (Vacancy A7B/I8) It is expected that one appointment will be made in each of the above areas. The University is particularly interested to receive applications from persons interested in teaching in Business Policy as well as in some other field. The Department of Management studies is a multidisciplinary department teaming all areas of Management. The four-year degree programme for Bachelor of Management whien is ottered in Conjunction with the Departments of Computer Science, Ecviiomics ana Mathematics was inaugurated in 1972 and is well established and i..ghl.v itgarued; *5O students «. t enrolled. -lie aouve appointments w— oring the total teaching at-d in the Department of in. ..agement Stuaies to 23. -ne Departmc/ is at preseu. undertaking a major reearen project tn inHation counting and operates an lr< ertirm Comparison Unit, both of which employ funtime research and supporting s.aH. Teaching staff have the opportunity to participate in tuese activities. Other consm.ing and continuing education programmes are conducted by the Department and contribute funds to sunp.ement those from other sources to support the research activities of teaching staff. The University invites enquiries from accountants in universities, in professional practice and in industry for temporary appointments to the staff of the Inflation Accounting Research Project. The range of salaries for university staff in New Zealand is as follows: Lecturer: $NZ10,585 - 312,969 „ pa - Senior Lecturer: 5NZ13.424815,411 X $16,546 p.a. Reader: SNZI9,IOI p.a. Enquiries may, if desired, be made in complete confidence to Professor R. Peterson. Department of Management Studies. University of Malkato, Private Bag. Hamilton. Phone 62-889. Conditions of appointment and details of the method of application may be obtained from the Registrar, the University of Waikato, Private Bag. Hamilton, New Zealand. Applications close with the ?A? strar OD September 25, 797 R J. C. Daly. REGISTRAR ; 2649 • the vntverstty of I SYDNEY LECTURESHIP IX CHEMICAL ENGINEERING APPOINTEE will be resoons- I ’ble for the conduct and de- i '•elopment of teaching and • ’■esearch in biochemical en- ■ glnegring. and he will he ex- i pected to participate also in • ♦he general chemical engin- j eering teaching. Laboratory and pilot-scale I nl<M?hemical engineering far’Jities are available, and participation in on-going major research in fermentation of agricultural materials to ’ liquid and gaseous fuels. «’ou!d be welcomed. Applicants should have> strong academic qualifies-1 ♦ions, and preferably also in-1 dustrial experience, in chemi-1 cai and biochemical engineer- : The position may be filled cither on a tenured basis or. I in the first instance, for a | probationary period of three vears with the possibility of temr e being given during or, shorth after that period, or I tn certain cases return fares. ! Salary range: SAustls.l79 to SAustl9,94o p.a. Applications including cur- : riculum vitae, list of publica- ! tions and names of three ref- I crees October 15. 1978. to! f he Registrar. University of Sydney. N.S.W 2006. Aua tralia. from whom further tn-< formation available. MSli