HALF PRICE SEASIDE winter special, *lB5 p.w. 2 adults, self contained unite. A CASTAWAYS RESORT. PICTON SOUNDS. Phone (067) 39-141 Grazing GRAZING available, Kalapol area. Ph. Kalapol 8830. TOP grazing and facilities for horses, close to city, ph. Kalapol 7864. HWi nofnw RAVENSCRAIG REST HOME 10 Innes Road. Long or short term, full 24 hour care. Phone 557-182. Raffle Results KIRWEE RUGBY CLUB Winning No. 150. T. Hale. Eggs, Poultry, etc. FOR sale, Peahens and Peacocks. Phone Hilderthorpe 826 Oamaru. GEESE for sale. Ph. 27-6470. Radio, Stereos, Etc. CAR stereo cassette, am/fm, with speakers, new, *l5O 0.n.0. Ph. 857-290 after 5 p.m. CAR stereo equipment wanted now. Nuttalls, 137 Manchester St, ph. 69-782. DIGITAL disc players, mini components, rack systems and late model stereo equipment wanted now. Nuttalls, 137 Manchester St Ph. 69782. KENWOOD 60 watt car speakers, 2 way, never used, valued at over *2OO. *l2O. Ph. 526-751. . LINEAR amplifier 40 amps *3OO 0.n.0. Ph. 8527 Ranglora. PHILIPS mini compo tapedeck, AM/FM radio, *295 0.n.0. Ph. 794-478. SONY amp, TA-AX-2 stereo, new *840; tape deck, TC-FX-2, 2 motor, new *855; 2 boxes 50W each, new *1600; turntable PS-LX-1, new *365. Beautiful combined set! Rarely seen. Offers wanted on the lot. Tel. 229-244. STEREO and radio repairs, free estimates,* Khaos Electronics, downstairs, 56 Lichfield St, ph. 793-694. STEREO equipment, late models, 3 in Is, rack units, mini systems or Individual parts. Buying and selling. Nuttals, 137 Manchester St. Ph. 69-782. STEREO, National 3-in-l, with speakers and record cabinet, *5OO o.n.b. Ph. 793200, ext. 821. STEREO radios and cassettee players, all workshop guaranteed, at lowest prices, we buy, sell and trade in. Noel Lemming Trade-in Bar, 573 Colombo St, ph. 799-622. WANTED to buy. All late model components and stereo equipment. Top prices paid at Balfours Hl Fi, 795475 or call in at Noahs Hotel Building, 85 Worcester Street WANTED. Stereos, 3-ln-l, 2-ln-1, anything up to *4O. Phone 68-997.
Eduolion VeonciM Educition Viemciw Port Moresby VACANCIES Applications are invited from suitably qualified persons for the following positions: LECTURER/SENIOR LECTURER IN PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY Chemistry Department — W031004/87 Applicants should hold a Ph.D, and have both teaching and research experience in Physical Chemistry. Particular attention will be paid to those with a broad range of experience, able to teach all areas of Physical Chemistry to undergraduates. Research interests in the application of Physical Chemistry to problems of relevance to Papua New Guinea will be an advantage. The department is small and expects its staff to contribute widely to its teaching and research ac-_ tivities. All staff contribute to matriculation and/or first year science courses. The person appointed will be expected to engage in the training of future PapUa New Guinean staff in this area. TUTOR/SENIOR TUTOR IN MATHEMATICS AND PHYSICS Joint Mathematics/Physics Department — W121015 Applicants should have experience in teaching Mathematics and Physics at tertiary or senior secondary level. Preference will be given to applicants with a post graduate degree in Mathematics and/or Physics, although applications will be considered from oth-i ers provided they have extensive teaching or other relevant qualifications. The person appointed will be expected to teach courses at matriculation and first year level in both Mathematics and Physics. Applications will be considered for half positions in either of the two departments. LECTURER/SENIOR LECTURER IN COMMUNITY MEDICINE Department of Community Medicine — M841002/87 Applications are invited for this position from persons who possess high qualifications in Community Medicine/Public Health and have health teaching, research and services interests/experience in developing countries. The successful applicant will be engaged in teaching both undergraduate and postgraduate medical students with emphasis on quantitative methods including health statistics and demography, and in departmental programme research and service activities. Current departmental research interests include primary health care, infectious and noninfectious diseases, health behaviour, health planning and administration, and degenerative diseases. SALARIES: ■ Senior Lecturer — K 22930, p a plus gratuity Sen Tutor 2/Lecturer 2— K2lOBO, p a plus gratuity Sen Tutor 1/Lecturer 1 — K 19230, p a plus gratuity Tutor — K 16450, p a plus gratuity Applications will be treated as strictly confidential and should include three copies of a full curriculum vitae, a recent small photograph, the names and addresses of three referees and date of availability. In order to expedite the appointment procedure, applicants are advised to contact their referees to send confidential reports directly to the University without waiting to be contacted. Applications should be forwarded to the Deputy Registrar (Staffing), University of Papua New Guinea, PO Box 320, University Post Office, Papua New Guinea. ■ Applications close on sth June 1987. FP DIALA (Mr) REGISTRAR HRA 87134
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