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University Vacancies THE UNIVERSITY OF ADELAIDE invites applications for appointment after February 1, 1979 as a TUTOR in BOTANY DUTIES will mainly Involve demonstraitng and tutoring in Plant Taxonomy and Morphology courses (all levels) and also in first-year Biology. Tuturos are normally expected to study for a higher degree, and applicants should therefore hold a good B.Sc. (Honours) degree. SALARY SCALE: $A10,503800 (1)-785(1) $A12,068. No provision is made for super- » annuation. The appointment I will be available for a period of 3 to 6 years, the actual period to be determined at - the time of appointment in accordance with qualifications and experience. A document s ' setting out the formal condiie tions of appointment is avail- _ able on request. Applications, in duplicate, give full personal particulars, details of academic qualifications, and names and ~ addresses of two or three refid erees should reach the Regis--4 trar of the University. G.P.O. Box 498, Adelaide, South Aus n- tralia, 5001 not later than Norf- vember 10, 1978. 3641 71 _ MASSEY UNIVERSITY PALMERSTON NORTH LECTURER IN ENVIRONMENTAL HORTICULTURE — APPLICATIONS are invited for the above position in the Department of Horticulture and Plant Health, the Faculty of Agriculture and Hortiil- cultural Sciences. .. The appointee will be reie quired to assist with the n teaching, at degree and diploma levels, ail courses in the development and maintenance ef ornamental plantings. Practical experience in these areas togeher with a strong background on plants and their use in the environment is required. An interest in landscape planning, design and construction would be desirable'. & Commencing salary, accord- “ ing to qualifications and experience, within the range )NZ11,894 to $NZ14,488. Further details of the post tion, and of the University together with the Conditions of Appointment may be obtained from the undersigned with whom applications close on December 2, 1978. A. J. WEIR, 5 REGISTRAR. ? 3608 3 — THE UNIVERSITY r OF SYDNEY 1 LECTURESHIP IN i CHEMICAL ENGINEERING I THE appointee will be primarily responsible for the supervision and management of the Department’s undergraduate teaching laboratories, the teaching of elementary and advanced courses in engineering materials as well as participating in general chemical engineering teaching. 3 Applicants should nave ~ detailed experience of the application of chemistry to chemical engineering operations and equipment. Applig cants would be expected to have academic qualifications in ehemistry/applied chemistry and have experience in the running of teaching laboratories and materials teach- , ing. X The position may be filled either on tenured basis or, in the first instance, for a probationary period of three years with the possibility of d tenure being given during or t- shortly after that period, or in certain eases return fares. Salary Range: $15,179 $19,940 (Aust.) p.a. Applications including ci- _ rriculum vitae, list of publica- " tions and the names of three referees by 24 November, 1978 to the Registrar, Univer- , sity of Sydney, NSW 2006. “ Australia, from whom further R information available. “ 3642 d LINCOLN COLLEGE TEACHING FELLOWSHIP IN AGRONOMY APPLICATIONS are invited from graduates for a Teaching Fellowship in the Departy ment of Plant Science at Xjnr. coin College. Applicants should have prerequisite qualifications to allow them to proceed to the degree of Doctor of Philosophy in Agronomy or a reh Sated field within the terms n of reference of the departil ment. The Fellowship will be valued at $3120 per annum. The period of tenure will be - up to three years, depending on progress and performance. D Apply in writing for conditions of appointment, obtain--14 able from the undersigned, F with whom applications close }• on November 25. 1978. Please '■ quote vacancy No. 78/59. S G. A. HAY, o Registrad. Lincoln College, Canterbury. 3650 8 ■ Jacant Farm . AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION les and work for 25 trainiurope from November 15 (9-28 and are interested and sheep farming. If you ce more details, contact: itafford, .E.A., [ COLLEGE. •ch 228-029 Ext 611. igs 498-161. W6606