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Hospital Bd Appointments WAIKATO HOSPITAL BOARD QUEEN ELIZABETH HOSPITAL ROTORUA RHEUMATOLOGY REGISTRAR THIS is a routine annual ap-, pointment. Queen Elizabeth] Hospital, with 109 beds, pro-1 vides intermediate care for] paitents with rheumatism! and arthritis. There is a large] outpatient facility with excellent physiotherapy, hydrotherapy and occupational therapy departments. The position of Registrar is suitaable for accreditation for a period of one year on the Advanced Training Scheme of the RACP for Rheumatology. Salary: 833,168-844.422. The position provides a wide experience of the rheumatic diseases and the rehabilitation of the arthriticpatient. Further information and application forms can be obtained from the Medical Superintendent. Queen Elizabeth Hospital, P.O. Box 1342, Rotorua. Closing date: November 11. 1988.

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THE UNIVERSITy'oF AUCKLAND PRE-ENROLMENT 1989 BECAUSE OF INSUFFICIENT accommodation and restrictions on staffing there will be a limitation on the number of students who can be enrolled for certain courses at the University in 1939. Those wishing to enrol in 1989 for any of the courses of study listed below must complete a Preparatory Application Form by the date prescribed. Application forms are available from the Registrar, University of Auckland, Private Bag, Auckland, or at the Enquiries Counter, Registry Building, 24 Princes Street. Intending students will not be permitted to enrol in any of the courses of study listed below unless they have received confirmation of an available place in 1989. NOTES (1) Students wishing to enrol at the University of Auckland in 1989 who come under any of the categories listed below must complete a Preparatory Application Form. (a) year including those applying for Special Admission or Personal Interest Courses Nev/ Zealand students or those ordinarily resident in New Zealand who have never previously enrolled at a University in New Zealand or overseas. NB (i) Those who do not hold New Zealand University Entrance qualifications but have passed an entrance qualification for admission to an overseas university must complete the Preparatory Application Form and also apply for a grant of Admission Ad Eundem Statum at entrance level through the Universities Entrance Board, P.O. Box 12348, Wellington North. (ii) Overseas students on entry permit who have applied or are applying to OSAC for a place must not complete the Preparatory Application Form. (iii) Students applying for Provisional Entry do not complete a Preparatory Application Form. (b) Students whose last previous enrolment was at another university in Nev; Zealand. (c) Exclusion Students who have failed to make satisfactory academic progress and require the permission of Senate to re-enrol. (d) Former Students Students who were last enrolled at the University of Auckland but not in 1988. (e) Pre-enrolment Students who wish to enrol in a course of study or paper(s) with restricted entry (as detailed in the timetable below). The Preparatory Application Forms must be completed and posted to the Registrar, University of Auckland, Private Bag, Auckland or handed into the Enquiries Office, Registry Building, 24 Princes Street by the prescribed date listed below if pre-enrclling, otherwise received by the University not later than January 15, 1989. Late applications are subject to a late fee of $55 (includes GST). Students pre-enrolling late are warned that they may not be given equal priority with those pre-enrolling by the due date. (2) In addition to completing the Preparatory Application Form all students must complete their enrolment by attending in person at the University in accordance with the Enrolment Timetable. Students failing to enrol in accordance with the Timetable may forfeit their place or be charged late penalties in full. Closing Date ARCHITECTURE, PROPERTY AND PLANNING January 15 NB Pre-enrolment for intermediate for BArch, BPA, BPlan only required for papers with restricted entry; refer to the appropriate faculty below. BArch First Professional (for the first time) BPA First Professional (for the first time) BPlan First Professional (for the first time) Intro to Property, 37.100 ART g November 30 for the following year Accounting, see Commerce below Anthropology, 03.340 Commerce papers taken for BA see Commerce below, Economics, 13.100, 13.101 and all Stage II papers January 15 Education, 14.410, 14.418 October 31 for the following year Education, 14.501/606 English 18.328 Film and Television Studies, 85.200 Geography, 20.101, 20.102 Music, 28.100, 28.101, 28.103 taken as a three-paper one year course Psychology, 32.108, 32.109, 32.210, 32.403, 32.404, 32.406, 32.408, 32.409, 32.411, 32.412, 32.413, 32.415, 32.416, 32.418, 32.419, 32.420, 32.421, MA, MPhil Romance Languages (French), 34.151, 34.152. DipGuid (Part II) PGDinSocßes January 15 DipEdPsych (for the first time) October 31 for the following year D iL Br C November 30 for the following year DipELT November 30 for the following year COMMERCE t f January 15 1989 BComPart I (for the first time) including enrolments for the first time in Part I for conjoint courses BCom/BA, BCom/BSc, BCom/LLB BComPart II (for the first time) eg direct entry Dip Com (for the first time) Accounting, 01.102, 01.103 Accounting. All Stage II and Stage 111 Accounting papers for courses of study other then BCom and Dip Com Economics 13.100, 13.101 and All Stage II papers Commercial Law. All Commercial Law papers for courses of study other than BCom and Dip Com. Management Science and Information Systems, 74.100, 74.200 (for courses of study other than BCom and Dip Com), 74.220, 74.221 Management Studies and Labour Relations, 72.203 (for courses of study other than BCom and Dip Com) 72.305, 72.314 MTaxS (for the first time) December 6 for the following year MBA/Dipßus (for the first time) October 15 for the following year ENGINEERING BE First Professional (for the first time) January 15 DipGeotherm Tech September 1 Overseas Students for the following year October 15 New Zealand Students for the following year FINE ARTS n . „ . BFA Studio 1 October 31 for the following year MFA, MPhil (for the first time) Law 7 Intermediate, 25.103 and any other paper for which pre-enrolment is required by other Faculties LLB and LLB(Hons), all papers in the First Law Examination (25.101-25.105) January 15 MEDICINE AND HUMAN BIOLOGY 2HBI October 1 for the following year MUSIC All students in the Faculty of Music (including those who have been interviewed for a performance course in Music and received confirmation of a place) who are enrolling for the first time 28.215, 28.216, 28.218, 28.318 January lb BMus(Perf)(for the first time) June 30 for the following year SCIENCE Biochemistry, 66.202, 66.203, 66.301, 66.302 Botany, 06.313, 06.371, Biology, 39.311 Cellular and Molecular Biology, 40.303. 40.304, 40.305 Chemistry, 08.370 Commerce papers taken for BSc see Commerce above Economics, 13.100, 13.101 and all Stage II papers Computer Science, 07.100, All Stage II papers January 15 Environmental Science, MSC (for the first time) October 31 for the following year Geography. 20.101, 20.102 Geologv, All Stage II papers January 15 Geology, MSc, PhD September 30 for the following year Pharmacology, 96.301 Physics, 31.297 Physiology, 67.201, 67.301, 67.302, 67.303 Psychology, 32.108, 32.109, 32.210, 32.403, 32.404, 32.406, 32.408, 32.409, 32.411, 32.412, 32.413 32.415 32.416, 32.418, 32.419, 32.420, 32.421. BSc(Hons), MSc, MPhil Zoology, 38.310, 38.316, 38.319, 38.320, MSc, PhD for the first time BOptom, Psychology 32.108, 32.109 BOptom, All applicants for BOptom,ll DipClinPsych (for the first time) ' October 31 for the following year Tutoring in Science 620.200 January 15