222 SAINT VINCENT, TUESDAY, 5 MAY, 1970.-(No. 29.)


 1 Engine for Crushing Plant
 1 Crane
 1 Swipe
 13 Oxygen Cylinders
 1 Billiard Table.
 These plant may be seen at the Public
 Works Compound, Arnos Vale, on any
 working day.

 MOULTON V. WILLIAMS,
 Permanent Secretary/C.W.L.
 14th April, 1970.


 (2)
 SMITH & NEPHEW MEDICAL
 FELLOWSHIPS
 UNITED KINGDOM: 1971.

 Smith & Nephew Associated Compa-
nies of London are offering six interna-
tional Fellowships in Medicine, for one
year's research and study in any special-
ist field.
 2. The Fellowships, each worth
1,500 plus return air fare, are tenable
in the United Kingdom only. Doctors
should hold a professional qualification
registrable in Britain and should have
had at least two years' general clinical
experience since registration.
 3. Applications should be submitted
to the Chief Personnel Officer, Service
Commissions Department, for attention
of Training Officer, by Saturday May
16th, 1970. Applicants in St. Vincent
should use Form TI; a curriculum vitae
must accompany the application from
Vincentians resident overseas.

 MARY E. MORGAN,
 for Chief Personnel Officer.
April 28th, 1970.
(3 ins.)

 COMMONWEALTH
 SCHOLARSHIPS:
 NEW ZEALAND

 Applications are invited from suitably
qualified persons for the award of schol-
arships under the Commonwealth
Scholarship and Fellowship Plan, ten-
able from March 1971, at Universities in
New Zealand.
 Awards are primarily available, in
any field, for post-graduate study or re-
search but applications will also be con-
sidered from persons without a degree
who wish to take a course of study not
offered by the University of the West
Indies.


 Applications for undergraduate study
 may therefore be submitted in the fol-
 lowing fields:

 Architecture (professional), Music &
 Fine Arts, Philosophy, Psychology,
 Dental Public Health (Dip.) Op-
 tometry (Dip.)

 Awards, covering travel, living and
 study expenses, will normally be for two
 academic years, but may be extended as
 required. Only in exceptional eircum-
 stances will applications be considered
 from candidates over 35 years of -age.
 No provision is included for the travel
 expenses of any dependants, but a mar-
 riage allowance is payable to a married
 scholar whose wife is not in paid em-
 ployment.

 Two nominations may be made by St.
Vincent. Successful applicants are Te-
quired to sign an undertaking to return
to St. Vincent at the end of the scholar-
ship.

 Applications, on Form T1, should be
submitted to the Chief Personnel Officer,
Service Commissions Department, for
attention of the Training Officer, by
Saturday May 30th, 1970.

 MARY E. MORGAN,
 for Chief Personnel:Officer.
 10th April, 1970.



 COMMONWEALTH
 SCHOLARSHIPS:
 MALAYSIA



 Applications are invited from suitably
qualified persons for the award of schol-
arships under the Commonwealth
Scholarship and Fellowship Plan, ten-
able from May 1971 at the University of
Malaya, Kuala Lumpur.
 These awards are for research or port-
graduate studies only, in the following
fields:
 Arts, Science, Medicine, Agriculture,
 Engineering, Education, Economics,
 Administration.
 Awards, covering travel, living and
study expenses, will normally be for two
academic years, to graduates under 35
years. A male married scholar may be
accompanied by his wife, but no provi-
sion is included for expenses of any
other dependents.