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VACANCIES-—MALES TELEVISION AERIAL TELEVISION AERIAL TELEVISION AERIAL INSTALLER INSTALLER INSTALLER REQUIRED by large Installation Company. ’PHONE 60-058. THE ROYAL INSURANCE COLTD. WILL be recruiting to the staff of the Christchurch Branch between now and January. 1962. We seek applicants who are genuinely interested in making their career in this business which—particularly with this company—probably presents far greater possibilities of interesting work and travel than the average employment. Whilst this advertisement is directed primarily to those commencing employment, vacancies exist in our organisation for older and more experienced staff with acceptable qualifications. Commencing salaries are £475 for University Entrance qualifications, and those who enjoy reasonable success can contemplate a salary of*at least £2OOO before retirement. Considerable staff benefits are in force, including entirely free superannuation of two-thirds of salary at retirement. If you are interested apply for a descriptive brochure. Please state age, details of insurance experience and educational qualifications in your reply. which should be directed to:— The Branch Manager, ROYAL INSURANCE CO., LTD P.O. Box 130. Christchurch. 3429 THE UNIVERSITY OF NEW ENGLAND.

LECTURER.OR SENIOR LECTURER IN LIVESTOCK HUSBANDRY. APPLICATIONS are invited for appointment to the position of Lecturer or Senior Lecturer in Livestock Husbandry in the Faculty of Rural Science. The appointee wiil be required to assist with the lecturing in Livestock Husbandry .help in the supervision of projects being undertaken by advanced students and to conduct research. Excellent laboratory and field facilities are available in the Faculty’s new building, the University farm-lands and. through the co-operation of local graziers, or district grazing properties. Applicants should possess an appropriate University degree and have post-graduate research experience. A broad knowledge of animal production is an essential requirement; specialised knowledge in some of the following fields would be an advantage. Animal climatology, growth of meat animals, meat studies, reproductive physiology, augmentation of fertility, use of hormones in animal production.( dairy and pig husbandry, artificial insemination. The salary range for Lecturers is JCAI73O x 105-EA2435, and for Senior Lecturers £A2550 x 95-£A3OOO. In addition a cost of living allowance, at present amounting to £A36, is payable. Commencing salary will be fixed in accordance with qualifications and experience. Superannuation benefits are available and a housing scheme is in operation under which an advance of up to 90 per cent., or more in special cases, may be made towards the cost of purchasing or building a home. A residential College Fellowship may be awarded to a single person. Further information may be obtained from the Acting Registrar. the University of New England, Armadale, N.S.W., Australia. with whom applications will close on June 15, 1961. Applications from overseas countries. except New Zealand, should be directed to the Secretary. Association of Universities of the British Commonwealth. 36 Gordon Square, London. W.C.1., by the same date, from whom further information may also be obtained. Overseas applicants should send an additional copy of application to the undersigned. K R. LONG. Acting Registrar. ARMADALE, N.S.W. 3448 THE UNIVERSITY OF NEW SOUTH WALES TECHNICAL OFFICER SCHOOL OF CHEMISTRY

The University of New South Wales, wishes to appoint a Technical Officer to the School of Chemistry, Broadway. The chosen officer will work in the Chemical Spectroscopy Laboratory, which is under the direction of Dr. R. L. Werner. He will be required to supervise the routine operations of the laboratory and to conduct investigations in conjunction with the work of members of the University Staff and post-gra-duate students. He will also be responsible for the maintenance of spectroscopic equipment. Applicants should have a degree or diploma in Chemistry or Physics and should have had practical experience in at least one spectroscopic field. Some knowledge of electronics would be fin advantage. Salary, £A1226 range CA1789 per annum. Commencing salary is determined by qualifications and experience. Applications should be sent to the Appointments Section, Box 1, Post Office, Kensington, before May 26th, 1961. J. O. A. BOURKE. Bursar. 6017 THE UNIVERSITY OF NEW ENGLAND. NEW SOUTH WALES, AUSTRALIA. SENIOR LECTURER/ LECTURER IN GEOGRAPHY Applications are invited from Honours graduates in Geography for the above position. Duties will include work with internal and external students. Applicants should have special qualifications in Climatology, as the appointee will be responsible for all Undergraduate and Post-graduate work in this specialism. Commencing salary will be fixed according to qualifications and experience within the range: Lecturers, £1730 x 105— £2435: Senior Lecturers. £2550 x 95—£3000, plus cost of living allowance. Applicants for the lectureship must state whether they seek a permanent or short-term appointment. A short-term appointment is available only to applicants who are normally resident outside Australia. The salary will be determined according to qualifications and experience, and will be payable from the date of embarkation bv the shortest route for Armidale. Provision is made for travel and removal expenses, and in the case of a permanent appointment for superannuation and assistance in buying or building a house. Further information may be obtained from the undersigned, with whom applications close on May 31. 1961. For the benefit of overseas applicants, further information may be obtained from the Secretary. Association of Universities of the British Commonwealth. 36 Gordon square. London. W.C.I. One copy of the application should be sent to that address, and another copy to the Registrar of the University of New England. K. R. LONG, Acting Registrar. 5480