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Fruit, Plants, Produce APPLES, Stunner, and frozen raspberries. 9-5 daily. Townshend's. Lansdowne Valley. Halswell. BEDDING plants, marigolds, asters, zinnia, centurea. .nemesia. chrysanthemum, livingstone daisy, iinpatients. etc. Enquiries welcome. Hollyburn Nurseries. Greens Road. 1 R.D. Kaiapoi. phone 8278. CHICKEN portions. Free flow $6.89 2 kg: first grade chicken from $2.59 each; roasting fowls, from $1.59 each. Pet food 79c kg. Plenty of duckling, pheasants, rabbits, turkeys. wild pork, venison, chickens etc. Chinese groceries avail. Discount on bulk orders. Wholesalers and retailers. Cash and Carry Poultry Market. Main North Road, one block past Papanui Roundabout. Ph. 525-372. WS CHRISTMAS turkeys, sell, purhease wholesale direct from grower. limited stock. Ph. Belfast 8633. R. L. Smith. 161 Johns Rd. CUCUMBER plants, telegraph, hybrid No. 2.80 c each. F.I Hybrid Granex 51.30. Cox's Nurseries. HERBS now ready. Roquette and Summer Savory, add a gourmet touch to those Summer salads. Ph. 370-326. LUCERNE hay. oat chaff Sl2 per bag. oats for sale. Cnr Main West and Buchanans Rd. Yaldhurst. Ph. 429-711. Payne. MARIGOLD plants. French, mixed colours. 25 cents doz. 17 Stanbury Ave, Spreydon. MARIGOLD plants. 50c dozen, tall and dwarf. 66 Moffett St, Islington. MEADOW hay sell, new season. Ph; Ki. 6243. MEADOW hay standing. 50 acres available to the highest offer. Ph. Dunsandel 170. OAT hay standing. West Melton. Ph. 478-536 after 5.30 p.m. POTATOES, $5.95 s.b: onions, $2.55 s.b: tomatoes, $1.95 bag; caulis. 69c each: lettuces, 29c each. Al, 102 Stanmore Rd. RUA potatoes, $5.50 5.8.. from Greenpastures Farm, Maddisons Rd, Ph. 478-645. SEED potatoes sell. Ph. 496-924. STRAWBERRIES jam and dessert. freshly picked at Harrows Redwood Gardens. 434 Sawyers Arms Rd. Phone 596-435. D University Vacancies LINCOLN COLLEGE ASSISTANT LECTURER LECTURER IN FARM MANAGEMENT THE Council of Lincoln College invites applications for appointment to the undermentioned teaching position in the DEPARTMENT OF FARM MANAGEMENT and RURAL VALUATION. Candidates should have a degree or advanced diploma (e.g. Dip.VFM) with specialisation In Farm Management. Experience in farm advisory work, farm management consulting or practical management in farming would' be an advantage. Appointment may be on a term or a permanent basis. The appointee would be responsible for teaching farm management courses at degree and/or diploma level. The successful applicant will be appointed to a.saiary within the Assistant Lecturer/Lecturer scale commensurate with his/her qualifications and experience. Salary scales for academic staff are: Assistant Lecturer. $16,123 - $18,732 Lecturer, $21,660 — $25,684 Travel and removal exppenses reimbursed up to specified limits. Government Superannuation is available. Initial enquiries regarding this appointment may be made to Mr B. Ryde. Acting Head of the Department of Farm Management and Rural. Valuation (telephone Christchurch 252811. ext. 581). Conditions of Appointment are available from the undersigned with whom applications close on December 10, 1982. G. A. HAY. Registrar. LINCOLN COLLEGE, CANTERBURY

University Vacancies University Vacancies MASSEY UNIVERSITY PALMERSTON NORTH DEPARTMENT OF BUSINESS STUDIES JUNIOR LECTURER/LECTURER POSITIONS APPLICATIONS ARE INVITED from suitably qualified persons for junior lecturer or lectureship positions in the following disciplines: INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS Applicants should have a career record in the teaching of industrial relations with particular stress on the New Zealand system. It is anticipated that the appointee will have skills in the curriculum design and teaching methodologies in the inter-disciplinary areas of industrial relations with specific emphasis on audio visual teaching practice. The post will involve extensive'teaching and administration at the undergraduate-level as well as development work in the pcst-experlence area of departmental activities, both internally and extramurally. BUSINESS INFORMATION SYSTEMS Applicants should have experience in lecturing, programming (Basic.and Cobol preferred), and in the tuition of sm&U groups of undergraduate students. . The person appointed will also be involved in teaching and research within the field of the application of computer technology to the solution of business problems. The teaching programme is supported by the business computer systems research centre, which operates a Burroughs-Bl 855 computer, which runs Line systems. There are also a number of microcomputers within the faculty, together with access to the main university computer (currently twin prime 750 systems). - LAW Applicants will be required to have a law degree and experience in teaching Industrial law and subjects in the common law area. Practical experience and the ability to work with small groups on management development programmes is also required. BUSINESS STUDIESApplicants will be required to have teaching experience in the area of management theory, international management and entrepreneurship and small business. Preference will be given to applicants who have sound practical experience. Participation in small group and management development programmes is also required. Appointees will have the opportunity of engaging in research as part of the multi-disciplinary faculty of business studies. Academic staff also have the opportunity to participate in the activities of the business computer systems research centre and management education development centre. Salary: Junior Lecturer $16,123-818,732, Lecturer $21,660-825,684. Further details of the conditions of appointment may be obtained from the undersigned, with whom applications close on December 6, 1982. A. J. WEIR. Registrar.