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Situation* Vicant NANNY HOUSEKEEPER REQUIRED to care tor our five year old in our Home from 3 pm. to 530 pan, Monday to Friday, commencing early February. Would suit a retired person living in Hornby area. PHONE 496-256 RECEPTIONIST SECRETARY REQUIRED to work in a busy inner city alternative medicine practice. To start by February 2. Apply to “Press” No P 5327, Private Bag, Christchurch. CHILD MINDER WANTED, Halsweß, Tai Tapu area, two mornings per week and some evenings, own transport, Ph. 57-593.

Situation* Vacant FOOD ASSISTANT For Food Trailer. Experience and car essential. More work, more income. PHONE 486-383. Hairdresser WITH trade certificate. Sailor position to take responsibility for salon. Above award rates. Phone 856-480. BOATBUILDER REQUIRED part time. Would suit retired person. Write P.O. Box 105, Lyttelton.

University Vacancies University Vacancies f Massey University CHAIR IN INFORMATION ENGINEERING APPLICATIONS ARE INVITED for the newly established Chair of Information Engineering within the Department of Production Technology. The creation of this Chair emphasises the growing importance of Information Engineering to modem concepts of industrial manufacturing and high technology product generation. Applicants must have appropriate qualifications in engineering or technology. Research interests and experience in information generation, transmission, processing or utilisation will be important. The Department has a strong emphasis on industrial technology and manufacturing and applicants should be accomplished in one or more of the following areas: production information systems, computer-aided engineering, computer-integrated manufacturing, high-speed digital information systems, signal processing, communications or microelectronics engineering. Candidates demonstrating a successful background in collaborative research or consultancy with industry or with suitable high technology industrial experience will be given favourable consideration. Salary: $NZ62,000-$NZ77,500. Applications for the post close March 31, 1987. Further details of the position, together with conditions of employment, may be obtained from the Staff Registrar, Massey University. LECTURER/SENIOR LECTURER IN THE REHABILITATION OF THE VISUALLY IMPAIRED AND BLIND Applications are invited for this new position in the Department of Psychology. The contract appointment is for at least three and up to five years in the first instance, funded by the Royal New Zealand Ffoundation for the Blind. It is likely that the position will continue beyond the initial funding period. The appointee will be working within the Department’s programmes in rehabilitation and providing leadership in the development of effective rehabilitiation training and programming in the area of visual impairment and blindness. An essential component is Orientation and Mobility Training to instructors of the blind and visually impaired. The appointee will also be required to offer courses covering one or more of the following: communications problems, theoretical and practical aspects of rehabilitation of the blind and visually Impaired. Some teaching will be carried out extramurally (by correspondence); experience in this area woulld be an advantage. Applicants should possess as a minimum qualification a good honours degree, experience in rehabilitation, and in working with persons who are blind or visually impaired. Possession of a higher degree and specialist qualifications would be an advantage. Salary: Lecturer $NZ20,500 to $NZ35,000. Senior Lecturer 5NZ37.000 to $NZ47,000. Further details and Conditions of Appointment may be obtained from the undersigned with whom applications, including the names of three persons to whom confidential reference may be made, close on February 27, 1987. LECTURER IN EDUCATION Applications are invited for the above position in the Department of Education. The appointee will be required to participate in teaching and research in measurement and evaluation, guidance and counselling, and achievement based assessment in the secondary school. He/she may be required to travel extensively for consultancies and the supervision of graduate students. Applicants should hold graduate qualifications with a major emphasis on counselling and relevant studies in assessment. Recent experience in secondary schools is desirable. The appointee will commence duties at the beginning of the 1987 school year. Further information is available from the Head of Department, Professor Ivan Snook. Applications, giving the names of three referees, close with the undersigned on February 15, 1987. Salary: $30,500 to $35,000. DEPARTMENT OF ACCOUNTING AND FINANCE. Junior Lectureships/Graduate Assistants for 1987 JUNIOR LECTURESHIPS A small number of Junior Lectureships may be available for students completing Masterates or enrolling for doctorates in 1987. Previous teaching-graduate assistantship experience and a good degree in Accounting/Flnance would be a distinct advantage. Hours of work approximate to 24 per week. Junior Lecturers are expected to actively persue their studies during the remaining hours of the working week. Salary: $22,600 to $26,400. GRADUATE ASSISTANTS A bachelors degree in Accounting/Flnance with good grades will be a pre-requisite for appointment Appointees will be expected to enrol and work towards an Honours or Masterate degree while undertaking teaching assistance and marking for approximately 112 hours per week (on average). Appointments are initially for 1 year but may be extended for a further 2 years depending on satisfactory performance. Salary: to $13,200. Further details can be obtained from Professor M. J. Pratt, Head of Department of Accounting and Finace. Applications in writing, enclosing a full curriculum vitae, and transcript of undergraduate degree together with the names of at least two referees should be submitted as soon as possible. B-jMONKS f Registrar