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. EDUCATIONAL. WANTED iL TEMPORARY VV ASSISTANT MASTER ,t CHRIST'S COLLEGE. W?« : ?rd Form English and ! Elementary Subjects in the Lower School. I Qualifications: University degree {or training as a teacher). A candidate who would interest himself in Lower School games would be welcomed. Salary at the rate o! £._ „ per week. Apply (;n writing only) to the Headmaster, giving full particulars of age, education, and experience, and giving two' N.Z. references. _02- ---" sCHOOL OF ART AND DESIGN, DUNEDIN, NEW ZEALAND. INSTRUCTOR IN ART CRAFTS. 4 N INSTRUCTOR in ART CRAFTS is re•xx quired for the above School. Salary ! £130 ocr annum. Applications will be re--1 ceived by the undersigned up to 17th MARCH NEXT. Particulars of the duties, and forms of ap- ! plication may be obtained at the Office of . this paper. S. M. PARK, ' Secretary. Education Office, I Dunedin, 21M February, 1913. 8114 : THE EDUCATION BOARD OF THE DISi TRICT OF NORTH CANTERBURY. SPECIAL EXAMINATION FOR PROFICIENCY AND COMPETENCY (SS 5 ! and G) CERTIFICATES. I A- SPECIAL EXAMINATION for TRO--V FICIENCY and COMPETENCY (Ss. 5 and G) CERTIFICATES will be held by tho Board's Inspectors at '.he Normal School, Christchurch, on WEDNESDAY, March sth, commencing at 10 a.m. Fee for Examination, 5-i Ai-plications to sit must reach the Board's Office not later than TUESDAY, March 4th. I K. C. LANE. i Secretary. j "Christchurch, February 25th. 1913. Sll2 A MBERLEY TECHNICAL CLASSES REi -a. OPEN AS UNDER: — | Dresscutting—MAßCH Ist. i Woodworking—MAßCH 2nd. j Cookery—MAßCH 7th. ' Woolsorting and other Classes as required. D' ANCINcT DEPORTMENT, PHYSICAL CULTURE, under Royal and ViceRegal patronage.—MlSS LOWE'S CLASSES , resume MARCH lOtb. Individual attention given to .each pupil. Evening Classes form- ! ing. Waltzing taught in three private Jes- ' sons. At homo Friday Afternoons. 827 ; MONTREAL STREET. 08233 D' IGBY'S COMMERCIAL SCHOOL, lIALLE.nSTEIN'S -UILDINGS I (opposite D.1.C.) ! Principal: MISS M. D DIGBY I.P.S. (Typists' Section), holder of Teachers I Diploma. ! ' COMMERCIAL CLASSES ! COMMERCIAL CLASSES I Including SHORTHAND, TYPEWRITING, -_OKKEEPING, E.G., ETC. ! TERM COMMENCES AT ANY TIME. i NOTE.—AII our students receive INDIVI- -! DUAL CARE AND ATTENTION in all ! branches of the school work, and are thus I enabled to become proficient with a MINII MUM EXPENDITURE OF TIME AND J SCHOOL FEES. ' Full particulars regarding echool hours, i fees, etc., on application. We guarantee GOOD REMUNERATIVE OFFICE POSITIONS for all Students AS SOOi. AS PROFICIENT. TERM COMMENCES AT ANY TIME. C 7514 WANTED URGENTLY. JUNIOR CLERKS And ! • TYPISTS. I __-— THERE is an unsatisfied demand for Gilby's Students in this City. I Within the first five days of tho re- ! opening of the College we were compelled to disappoint no less than THIRTEEN prospective employers I PARENTS! what are. you going to do about YOUR boys and girls? Send them to us for a year's training and we will undertake to place them in good offices at salarios of from £40 to £70 a year. Let them BEGIN AT ONCE and they will bo earning good salaries by the end of . the year. Remcmhert, WE GUARANTEE GOOD POSITIONS FOR GOOD STUDENTS; and the salaries paid to GILBY'S STUDENTS always exceed those earned by students trained elsewhere. Let-us hear- from you TO-DAY 1 "-'■-. -• ACT NOW II G I L-B Y'S COLLEGE, Next to C.P.0., C 7782-143 Cathedral square. PRACTICAL INSTRUCTION IN BOOKKEEPING AND ACCOUNTANCY. (Elementary—lntermediate—Advanced). HEMINGWAY* and ROBERTSON are now prepared to accept enrolments for 1913. All instruction is private, practical, and thorough. Complete printed courses, no books to buy whatever. Personal attention to each individual student by qualified Public Accountants with 16 years' practical cx- ! perienco behind them. Our students are in demand all over Now Zealand by business men. Hundreds of letters from successful students prove the value or our thorough course of training. Special courses for the Acc-runtants' and Bookkeepers' Diplomas. The.oldest established and most successful Correspondence School in Australasia. Write or call for full particulars of our Courses and Fees. HEMINGWAY and ROBERTSON. Union Buildings, I Customs street, ( C3ICG-1 AUCKLAND. PUBLIC NOTICES. *T)AIRY FARMS. ELLESMERE. 50 Acres, House and outbuildings. Prion £35 per acre. 53 Acres, without house. Price .240 per ! aero. i' 60 Acres, without bouse. Price -.40 per acre. 76 Acres, house and outbuildings. Price __43 per acre. I Aro all near the Creamery. Farms m iiu> \ above district will stand any inspection or I valuation. H. H. COOK ond CO., 136 Man- ! cheater street (next U.S.S. Co.) j T>OR SALE—3SOO Acres, North Canterbury _C Pastoral Lease, carrying 4750 sheep. I £4500 for Goodwill and improvements. One •of tho best sheep blocks in the North. H. I H. COOK and CO., Farm Salesmen, 136 Man--1 cheater street. FOR SALE, Amberley—looo Acres, good buildings. Downs end flat. A bargain lat £10 per acre. H. H. COOK end CO., 136 I Manchester street. -J Arv ACRES, 20 miles from Christchurch, X\J\J good Houso and outbuildings. j Owner retiring. Will accept as deposit a : suitable suburban residence. A chance for a J city man to start farming. H. H. COOK and j CO., 136 Manchester street (next U.S.S. Co.) j TC-iRMS FOR EXCHANGE OR LEASE. | X 1 Kireweo—3oo Acres, £11 10s for Dairy j Farm. Hororata—73o Acres, £7 10a for City I Property. Greendale— 900 Acres. £16 lor : Suburban Property. Fernside—lso Acres, £49 ! for City Property. West Melton—77o Acres, i £10 for Dairy Farm. Cashmere—2s Acres, j __95. One Residence Hornby—l2 Acres, I £2000, Residence. Styx—4o Acres, for lease at j 30s. Weedons—loo Acres, for lease at 223 6d. j Templeton—l6o Acres, for lease at 32s 6d. ' Sheep Run—Boo Acres, for lease at 7s 6d per j acre. H. H. COOK and CO.,Farm Salesmen, , 136 Manchester street (next U.S.S. Co.) C 8227 i THE Latest Oil Engine is the ROBEY SEMI-DIESEL, for cheap power and economy. Write for particulars. H. McCLELLAND. 89 Cashel street, Christchurch, C 7720-1974 Representative. ANEW Departure in the Motor Industry. -Having installed an OXO ACETYLENE WELDING PLANT, and secured the services of an Expert with English experience, we are prepared to undertake all Classes of Welding. Gear Cutting and Component Parts of Motor Cars a speciality. All Classes of Engineers' and Plumbers' Brass Work kept in stock, and manufactured to customers' requirement.. W. H. PRICE and SON, 34.6 ManchssUr street, Christchurch. C 1738 BIRLEY'S College of Music, 272 High street (near Stewart Dawson's) Teachei j you to play Pisno and Organ, and Head Music at sight.No etudy, scales and exer- | cisc practice or drudgery of any kind. Success gUT-antc-ofi. Soves time, money, and ! worry. Full tuition, £1 10s, exactly the same | result as under old conditions, only in a few ! weeks what used to take years. Cal! for ' more particulars, and let us explain our system. Don't bo misguided by false rumour,. Interviews any timo, C 7