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Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1265, 21 October 1911, Page 2

PROFESSIONAL ENGAGEMENTS^. ACCOUNTANT. A PRACTISING ACCOUNTANT, with n good conncction and considerable esperience, desires either to join in Partnership with, or obtain a Position as Chief Audit Clerk to an established firm of accountants. In either case, the advertiser would curry his connection with him. Apply "LISLE," l'.Q. Box CIG. Wellington. DANNEVIRKE HIGH SCHOOL. A PPLICATIONS, accompani«l by , -tX testimonials, and full particulars as to Scholastic career and professional exI>ori;?nce, ano invited for tho position of FEMALE ASSISTANT. d Salary, JJI9O per annum. . 1) Duties—English and French to Junior University Scholarship standard. Also, General Secondary School work. Applications close 30th .NOVEMBER, 1911. I. THOS. MACALLAN, Hon. Secretary. TO CHEMISTS. APPLICATIONS are invited for tho Position of MAN AGING DISPENy SER to tho North Otago Friendly Societies Dispensary. Applicant to 6tate age, experience, qualifications, and when prepared to comI, nienco duties. Salary to commenco at «E2OO per annum. Applications to close NOVEMBER sth. Apply H. GROCOTT, Secretary, North Otago. Friendly Societies Dispensary, Oamaru. - WELLINGTON EDUCATION BOARD. N PRINCIPAL WELLINGTON TRAINING COLLEGE. ' ' A PPLICATIONS from University Grad--ii- nates, accompanied by recent Testimonials, statement of experience and - photograph, will be received until DE- _ CEMBER Ist for tho position of PrinL - cipal of tho Training College for Teachers, Wellington; salary as Principal XoOfl, and as Lecturer on Education at Victoria University College <£100 in addition. Duties begin about February Ist, 1912. Forms , of application and statement of conditions , of appointment obtainable from tho Education Board Ofnco, Wellington. _ G. L. STEWART, Secretary. NEW PLYMOUTH HIGH SCHOOL. ,n APPLICATIONS FOR PRINCIPAL. A PPLICATIONS are requested for the e. Xi- position of Principal, at a salary of .£l5O per annum, with residence, t; Duties to commence on February Ist, 1912. Applications with full testimonials to r 1m sent in by December 11th, to the undersigned, from whom any further particulars may bo obtained. N. K. MACDIARMID, , Chairman, ■° High School Board of Governors. s. TO LEDGERKEEPERS. v. n - A LEADING Limited Liability Coma -X*- pany, in Wellington, has a Vacancy on their Office Staff for a I.edgerkeeper, and invites applications for tho position. " Applicants must state qualifications in 't Accountancy and Bcok-keeping, age and experience, and also furnish copies of 3 " testimonials.' "COMMERCIAL," n Box 470, G.P.0., j- WELLINGTON. sRHODES CONVALESCENT HOME, w WRITTEN Applications, accompanied » v Ijv Testimonials, will bo received by Committee for Position of Matron at : abo\-o Institution, at a salary of JEI2O per annum. Matron must bo a Certificated _ Nurse. Applications to be addressed to 11 the Chairman Rhodes Convalescent Home, ! endorsed "Applications for Matronship," -.I and sent to Office of the Home not later than Noon of WEDNESDAY, Ist of No- - vernber. For further particulars apply by letter to "Secretary," Office of the Home, 303 Durham Street, Christchui'ch. - N.B.—No personal applications will bo entertained. i, i- — 10 YOUR ATTENTION, LADIES. <■. T' X HERE are scores and scores of women anxious to earn money in their own f- homes. To these the Torchon' Lace will i(t come, as a blessing, since it not only enables them to earn from jCI per week, - but also affords a pleasant and engrossing <1 occupation. Send 3d. for Practical Lacj- -- maker, no personal tuition necessary. ORIGINAL TORCHON LACE CO., 11 Empire Buildings, 21)0-8 Flinders St., Melbourne. - 7Vr URSE STRATFORD has Vacancies n ' for Town and Country Patients at d- her Maternity Hospital, facing Evans Bay, Kilbirnie, opposite' Wellington Road - Tram Station; penny section Courtenay r £ Place; terms reasonable. ! ° HOTEL NOTICES, s, Patronised by His Excellency Lord Pluns, ket and Field-Marshal Lord Kitchener. MAHARA HOUSE, WAIKANAE. First-class I'rivato Hotel. Every modern convenience; an ideal 's place to spend a quiet Holiday in tho ]y Country. Fine mild climate. Telegrams: "Freeman's," Waikanae. LEN. FREEMAN, Proorietor. '■$> ; "• "nnHE" HOTEL OF CHRIST,J i CHURCH. ly ii| MASONIC HOTEL. in One Second from Cathedrp.l Square, v- Tariff, 6s. per day. C. LANGE, Proprietor e > (Lata of Whito Swan and Riccarton ct Hotels). 20 . HAMILTON. 7- nnHE Best House for Visitors andTouriy A ists when visiting Hamilton—remember that the COMMERCIAL HOTEL Is the best-appointed in tho district. Coaches meet all trains at Frankton Junction. Night porter. 'Phone. P.O. r Box 57. Correspondence invited. . th 33 Under Entirely New Management. S f/EALANDIA PRIVATE HOTEL, jj £.1 Clyde Quay, Wellington First-class a f Accommodation. Tariff moderate. Pere inanent Boarders by Arrangement. V 'Phone 165 G. Georgo Wakeheld, Proprictor (lato of Timaru). :e - piTAVEIILEY PRIVATE HOTEL, TV Marion Street (opp. New To Aro Post Office), City, )., Is now ready to receive Permanent Boarders, being absolutely fire and :o. earthquake-proof, and containing all - modern conveniences and comforts. Also U: a large promenade roof, overlooking Harry hour. Tariff: Gs. per day; 2os. por week, ht MRS. E. TREGONNING, ia- 'Phono 2947. Proprietress. s; ' 'r. HOTEL, BOTTLE STORE. [I SINGLE BOTTLE ire AT WHOLESALE PRICE. ■d. JAMES McDONALD, 20 • Proprietor. er d - p., TTASTIE'S HOTEL, FEILDING, L, itl Opposite Post Office. ?!' Under Entirely NEW MANAGEMENT. h " One of the BEST FITTED and BEST FUitNISHEI) Hotels in . the Dominion. IA Suites of rooms with every modern con- ■ venienco. llanusomo Commercial and Writing Rooms. Best Cuisine. Only SPEIGHTS BEER on tap; tho best of Wines and Spirits used. H.- M'MANAWAY, Proprietor, . (Late of Argyle Hotel, Hunterville). COLUMBIA PRIVATE HOTEL, Lower Cuba Street, Near Wharves, Town Ilall, and Opera House. Excellent Cuisine. Lunch Is. MRS. M. PETERS :! (Lato 90 Wellington Terrace), Proprietress ig mHE Results obtained by Advertisers in tho Classified Columns of "Tho Dominion" are such as to confirm their belief that the paper has n wider circulation than any other daily journal in Zealand. j