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VACANCIES—PROFESSIONAL WOODFORD HOUSE, HAVELOCK NORTH, HAWKE’S BAY WANTED for February. 1967. qualified, experienced. Resident Nurse to take charge of school sanitorium; responscbidity for health of school generally—2lo girls, 12-18 years, all boarders. Minimum duties and supervision shared with House I Mistress and House Matron in House of 70 senior girls. Please apply to: THE HEADMISTRESS. 3778 WAIKATO HOSPITAL BOARD MATRON. TURANGI MATERNITY HOSPITAL A new fully equipped 6-8 bed maternity hospital is expected to be opened in September, and the Board is inviting applications from registered nurses with a midwifery qualification for the position of Matron. A self-contained, fully furnished detached new house is available. Salary and conditions are In accordance with the Hospital Employment (Nurses’) Regulations Conditions of appointment and application form are obtainable from the Secretary, Waikato Hospital Board, Box 934, Hamilton, with whom applications close Monday, July 18, 1966. 7345 WESTLAND HOSPITAL BOARD Sister-in-Charge Maternity Ward APPLICATIONS are invited for the position of Sister-in-Charge of the Maternity Ward, Westland Hospital, Hokitika. This is a modern maternity unit of 11 beds. The salary, etc., is in accordance with the Hospital Employment Regulations. Applicants must tyave Midwifery Certificate. Applications, giving full details as to age, experience, qualifications, etc., and enclosing copies only of recent testimonials, should be addressed to Supervising Matron, Westland Hospital, Private Bag, Hokitika. 3145 ZOO SUPERINTENDENT WESTERN AUSTRALIA

APPLICATIONS are invited for the position of Superintendent, Zoological Gardens, South Perth. The successful applicant will be responsible, through the Managing Secretary, to the Zoological Gardens Board for the efficient functioning of the Zoo including care, feeding and housing of animals, birds and reptiles; construction and maintenance of cages, enclosures and buildings generally; garden maintenance and care of grounds; hire of tennis courts; control and rostering of staff. Minimum salary, based on essential qualification of diploma in Animal Husbandry is $4560 annually. A higher salary will be negotiated with a suitable applicant possessing superior qualifications. Administrative experience and an ability to foster good public relations preferred. The Superintendent will reside within the grounds. An attractive home is available at a rental of $lO per week with free water, fuel and telephone rental. Five weeks leave annually with sick leave and long service leave under Public Service conditions. Successful applicant will serve a probationary period of six months, and on confirmation of appointment will be eligible to join a Staff Contributing Endowment Fund. Applications close 15th of August, 1966, with the undersigned, from whom further details may be obtained. H. E. BANCROFT, Managing-Secretary, Zoological Gardens Board, Commerce House, 664 A Murray street, Perth, Western Australia. 3756

UNIVERSITY VACANCIES AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL UNIVERSITY CHAIR OF PSYCHOLOGY APPLICATIONS are invited for appointment to a Chair in the Department of Psychology in the School of General Studies of the University. It is hoped to fill the post from early 1967. The head of the Department Is Professor C. A. Gibb. The department jirovides courses lead ing to the degrees of Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science and supervises candidates for the degrees of Master of Arts or Master of Science and Doctor of Philosophy. The salary for a professor tn the School of General Studies is $10,400 per annum, Australian currency. Further Information and the summary forms which should accompany an application may be obtained from the undersign ed, the Australian National University, P.O. Box 4, Canberra, A.C.T., Australia, with whom applications close on July 18, 1966 M. G. BOUQUET, Acting Registrar, School of General Studies. 3643 MONASH UNIVERSITY Melbourne, Australia. CHAIR OF MATERIALS SCIENCE APPLICATIONS are invited for a Professor to occupy a newlyestablished Chair within the Faculty of Engineering in a field relating to the properties and behaviour of engineering materials. The year 1961 saw the first small first-year enrolment of engineering students; currently there are about 400 undergraduates and over 50 post-graduate students. A first-year intake of some 300 is envisaged for 1970. Materials Science is taught to all engineering students. There are currently two members of staff involved (at present attached to the Department of Civil Engineering) together with one other concerned with the forming of materials. It is envisaged that Materials Science is a field which will grow in importance; it will be the responsibilitv of the successful applicant to develop teaching and research in this field, which is intended to be more broadly interpreted than Physical Metallurgy. which it includes. Inquiries of an acamedic nature should be addressed to the Dean of the Faculty of Engineering Professor K. H. Hunt. SALARY: $A10,400 per annum. Superannuation on the F.S.S.U. basis. Full Information on application procedure, conditions of appointment, etc., is available from the Secretary-General, The Association of Commonwealth Universities, Appointments Section, Marlborough House, Pall Mall. London, S.W.I, or the Aca- , demic Registrar of the University, Clayton, Victoria, Australia. Applications close with the . Academic Registrar on August 31. 1966. The Council reserves the right , to make no appointment or to appoint by invitation at any stage. J. D. BUTCHART. Academic Registrar. 15/6,66. I 3779