Studentships For Would-Be
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Anthropologists
INTENDING Anthropologists may be interested in the Emslie Horniman Anthropological Scholarship Fund, details of which have recently reached Fiji.
Studentships are to be awarded to.
British nationals for the scientific study of the social, cultural and physical characteristics and development of non- European peoples.
These studentships will be tenable normally for between one and two years at any university which provides approved facilities for anthropological research.
Applicants must submit proposals for a scheme of study and research, an esti mate of expenses, and particulars of their income from all sources.
Awards made from the scholarship fund will vary in value and number according to circumstances. In Fiji, in terested persons may obtain full particu lars from the Colonial Secretary's Office, Suva.
Mr. W. E. Donnelly, of the Methodist Mission teaching staff in Fiji has retired and he and Mrs. Donnelly will take up residence in New Zealand.