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I Situations Vacant Farm C, NGLE FARMHAND ,-VR developing hill country property for six months. Trac. r tor driving and general 1., m work. Suitable pre-Lincoln ’.student. Reply with references to Le ;Cren or Ring 'collect! Parnassus 841 or 802. ‘ I F 8220 WANTED EXPERIENCED, Married Tractor Driver. General Farm ! Hand. Good wages and conditions. 5 day week. 3 bed,l room cottage, usual perks. Ij ■' miles from township. Apply: J. H. M. Moorhead i tW'illisdeni. Southbridge. Ph, Southbridge 853 S33O WANTED 1 EXPERIENCED SHEARER i AND SHED HANDS Phone 4490. Blenheim i'S496 © WANTED LAND GIRL for 3-4 weeks lambing. Must be experienced. Phone: Mr B. W. Stonver, 131 D. Mavfield. I 2656 University Vacancies

MASSEY UNIVERSITY Palmerston north DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMICS JUNIOR RESEARCH OFFICER : APPLICATIONS are invited .from candidates with suitable qualifications in mathematics, .computer science or econo|mics to establish and develop a data processing unit I within the Department of ; Economics. The successful applicant would be expected Ito build up a data base for the department’s research and teaching programme and to assist staff and students engaged in research. Salary: $NZ7632-$NZ9449 (subject to review). Further Retails of the position, conditions of appointment and the University may be obtained from the undersigned, with whom applications close on September 15, 1978. A. J. WEIR. Registrar. 2681 UNIVERSITY OF CANTERBURY UNIVERSITY POST-DOCTORAL FELLOWSHIPS APPLICATIONS are invited for University Post-Doctoral Fellowships in each of the following Departments. Applicants should possess a Ph.D or equivalent degree, preferably followed by some research experience. The appointees may be asked to undertake a limited amount of teaching in addition to contributing to the current research programme in their particular fields.

BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Preference will be given to applicants from one or more of the following areas: Busi- ’ ness Policy. Production Management, Marketing, Inter-, national Business, Organisational Behaviour, Industrial Relations. Applications close on October 31, 1978. CHEMISTRY Applicants should state the field of research in which they would intend to work during he period of the Fellowship. CHILD DEVELOPMENT IN THE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION Applicants with research experience in any of the main areas of child development will be considered. ENGLISH Applicants should be competent in descriptive linguistics and would be expected to contribute to a scheme of research into the structure and usage of New Zealand English. Applications for the above three positions close on September 30, 1978. CHEMICAL ENGINEERING The successful applicant will participate in a research programme into spray-drying with particular reference to the development of computerised design routines for milkdrying plant. Applicants should possess a Ph.D or equivalent degree in chemical or mechanical engineering or subjects related thereto, preferably followed by some industrial or research experience. Facility in computer programming is essential. Applications close on October 30, 1978. The emolument will be $B5OO per annum. Fellowships are tenable normally for one year. Further particulars and Conditions of Appointment may be obtained from the undersigned or from registras of all other universities in New Zealand. G. G. Turbott, Registrar, Christchurch. 2052 LINCOLN COLLEGE (University College of Agriculture) LECTURER/SENIOR LECTURER IN MEAT HYGIENE The Council of Lincoln College invites applications for appointment to the position of Lecturer/Senior Lecturer in Meat Hygiene. Applicants should possess a | (degree in either Veterinary jScience Food Technology or] lin a related discipline. Post- ; graduate experience in microbiology associated with the food industry or public health! is essential. Experience in' teaching at University level: would be an advantage.

The appointee will be attached to either the Department of Veterinary Science or the Department of Agricultural Microbiology depending upon his/her special interest. He will be required to lecture in the course given in the training of advanced Meat Inspectors and to degree students in microbilogy related to food hygiene. In addition he would be encouraged to undertake research in the general area of meat hygiene. Salary scales for academic staff are:— LECTURER: $10,604—512,908. SENIOR LECTURER: $13,347— $15,267 (ban, $16,364. At present salaries are supinlemented by an “Interim Special Allowance” of 3.5 p.c. Trave! and removal expenses are reimbursed up to specified : limits. Government Superannuation available. Conditions of appointment : giving further details of this Cosition can be obtained from 'the undersigned with whom applications close on October 120- 1978 Please quote vacancy No. 78/36. G A. HAY Registrar. ' LINCOLN COLLEGE. Canterbury. ! NEW ZEALAND. i 1362