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Press, 9 July 1983, Page 55

Situations Wanted Farm FARMERS we can provide experienced staff to assist at short notice. Milkers, tractor drivers, shepherds, and general farm hands, can be supplied. PHone Relief Farm Services. Chch 497-517. STC MARRIED couple with family urgently seek permanent position on farm, 16 years experience dairy farming, three years on mixed cropping farm. Write AlOB “Press” Ashburton. PRE-LINCOLN student 18 years, farmers son requires position on mixed cropping farm. Ph. Edendale 123-A collect E 3 Si EB S 3 VERY keen and tellable man off mixed cropping farm, genuinely requires further stock, experience with established farmer. Has own dog. Please phone Alastair, Chch 555-36 L WANTED. Single male 27 requires position. Has had experience in bulldozing, tractor and general work. Anywhere considered. Phone 890-550. CHRISTIAN AGRICULTURAL STUDENT MALE 21, single, experienced requires a Job on cropping farm between November and mid February. Write to 103 A Fltzherbert Avenue, Palmeston North, Ph. 74-609. EXPERIENCED MAN ORIGINALLY from Canterbury, last 5 years dairying in Waikato, seeks position with responsibility and challenge, any locality. Sheep and dairy background. Ph. Tony, 547 Gordonton, Hamilton. University Vacancies UNIVERSITY OF CANTERBURY LECTURER IN PHILOSOPHY APPLICATIONS are invited for the position of Lecturer in Philosophy in the Department of Philosophy and Religious Studies. Applicants must have research interests in logic and the philosophy of language, but should have a wide range of other philosophical interests and the ability to teach over this range. The salary for Lecturers is on a scale from $21,660 to $25,684 per annum. Applications close on October 7, 1983. Further particulars and Conditions of Appointment may be obtained from the undersigned or from registrars of all other Universities in New Zealand: W. Hansen, Registrar, University of Canterbury, Private Bag, Christchurch. MASSEY UNIVERSITY PALMERSTON NORTH COMPUTER SCIENTISTS THE Computer Centre is seeking suitably qualified and experienced people to fill two vacancies — one in the area of Systems support, and one in User Services. The main computing facility is an interactive service on twin PRIME 7505, and a first year computing labortory. COMPUTER SCIENTIST Systems Duties include the design, implementation, and maintenance of various systems programmes (utilities, compilers, and operating systems); together with administrative responsibility for one of the three computer systems. Applicants should have at a minimum a good honours degree and either formal training or extensive experience in operating systems and compilers. A knowledge of PASCAL, PL/1, and assembly languages is essential and it would be an advantage to have used PRIME computer systems. COMPUTER SCIENTIST STUDENT USER SERVICES Duties include organising and providing advisory services for staff who are teaching courses with computing content; organising documentation and proctor services for students; and the appointee will also be involved in general advisory services for staff and post graduate students. Applicants should have at a minimum an honours degree with a broad base in computing including fluency in several languages. Good verbal and written communications skills and the ability to organise and document various aspects of computer use are essential. A knowledge of basic statistical techniques and research would be an advantage. The initial salary will be on one of the following scales depending on qualifications and experience: Junior Computer Scientist $NZ16,123-$18,732 Computer Scientist $NZ21,660$25,684 Initial inquiries should indicate the preferred position. Further details of the position and of the University, together with conditions of appointment may be obtained from the undersigned with whom applications close on August 19, 1983. A. J. WEIR. Registrar