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Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 2974, 11 January 1917, Page 1

WANTED TO BUY AND SELL. TjiOß SALE, Regal Motor Car, high- ■*- tension magneto, five-seater, 30 h.p. Price .£loo.' Apply to V. Vennell, Carterton. TjiOß SALE, Office Safe, Copying Press A (small), Business Man's Library, 10 vols. (new). "Cheap," "Dominion" Office. FOR SALE, 3 feet Ruston Proctor Threshing Mill; done little work; price, ,£lB5. Apply R. G. Dalziell, Himterville. _ PROFESSIONAL ENGAGEMENTS INFANT'S Nurse requires Engagement; baby from the" month preferred. Box 650, Wellington. IyURSERY. Governess or Nurse Coni--1-" panioii wanted before end of January. Mrs. Fenn, Vicarage, Pahiatua. WANTED, by soldier's wife, position as Nurse ,to Invalid. Apply, urgent, Mra. Watson, 5S Broad Street, Palliierston N. "XI'PIJCIfiONS are invitedlor the xa - position of Manager of our mercery department. Butterworth Bros., N.l!i.,_Ltd.,_Dunedin. .WANTED7T~NIght Nurse, for 6 »» weeks; duties to commence immediately; salary, 255. per week. Apply Nurse Chong, Private Hospital, Cole Street, Maeterton. ■ I . 'customs - clerks! : ~ for above positions, one »» experienced Customs Clerk, ono Assistant Customs Clerk. Apply, by letter, Keir's (New Zealand) Forwarding Agency, Limited, Wellington. COMMERCIAL" ■ ~" TSfELL-KNO \VN tliroiighou t' district ■"» and now residing in Oamaru, is prepared to represent reliable firm in North Otago, including "Palmerston, Hampden, Kurow, Oamaru, also Waimate if required. Highest' credentials. Has own .motor-car. Reply "COMMERCIAL," Box 135, P. 0., Oaiuaru. WANTEDSTENOGRAPHERS, . TYPISTS, BOOKKEEPERS. How often you see this advertisement! It is in every daily paper. But it spells opportunity every time. A mastery of these subjects gives. the entree to almost any business. Being in, you can rise as high as you wish. Therefore, take up the study of these eubjects at BANKS COLLEGE, Woodward Street. The College' Reopens TUESDAY, 9th JANUARY. Individual instruction. Fees moderate. Term starts with the student. H. AMOS, Director. TVTEW PLYMOUTH HIGH SCHOOLS. , ' BOYS' SCHOOL/ Principal: W. H. MOYES, M.A., B.Sc. Lady Principal: MISS BARR, M.A. Highly Qualified Stnffs are attached to both Schools. BOYS' SCHOOL—There are two lar?e concrete Boardinghouses, complete with every requirement. Concrete Classrooms are about to bo built. GIRLS' SCHOOL.-Concrete Classrooms, fully equipped, have just been completed. There is n knre ■ Boardinghouse for 25 boarders, with Resident Staff and Matron, conveniently situated. The Boys' and Girls' Schools and Boardinghouses are situated in exceptionally healthy situations-, and have largo and well-equipped sports grounds attached. • Boye , School.—The Courses taught are: General, Agricultural, and Commercial. In the Girls' School all the usual secondary subjects are taught, together with Physiology, Ctokory, Home Science, and Dressmaking. In both Schools pupils are prepared for all examinations. The above establishments are in different localities. The NEXT TERM commences on FEBRUARY 12 and 7 for the Boys' and Girls' Schools respectively. Prospectuses on application to tbo SecrCtaly" WALTER BEWLEY, Secretary. OCEAN BAY SCHOOL, MARLBOROUGH. THE IDEAL EDUCATIONAL AND HEALTH ESTABLISHMENT FOR BOYS. FIFTEEN Hundred Acres of Playground. Boating, Swimming, and Fishing in the safest bay in Sounds country. Swedish drill and sports. Special attention to deportmont and development of. character. Generous diet. Mild winCurriculum comprises all Public School subjects. Students prepared for University and Civil Service. Instruction given in Practical Agriculture. Cadets' may remain after schooling is completed to gain experience in farm management. Now Term February. Prospectus with all particulars from REV. JOHN A. CRUMP, F.Z.S., Principal, at the School, Or from ' MR. E. FITZGERALD EAGAR, M.A., Headmaster, Moxham Avenue, Kilbirnie. SCOTS C9LLEGE, WELLINGTON. (Under Control of the Presbytery, Wellington.) DAY AND BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS, With Prepartory and Secondary Departments. The First Term of 1917 commences on February 6. Principal: GEO. H. UTTLEY, ESQ., M.A., M.Sc. (N.Z.), F.G.S. (London). Scots College hns been registered as efficient by the New Zealand Education Department. Pupils for 1917 are now being enrolled, and parents desirous of placing their bovs as boarders for next year should uake early application. , The Prospectus for 1917 may be obtained from the Principal, or from the Secretary (R«v. A. C. W. Standage. M.A.). Kclburn. SO LW A Y COLLEGE OLWAY COLLEGE WAIRAKAPA. (Controlled by Wairarapa Presbytery), FOR GIRLS. Principal-MRS. MARION THOMPSON, M.A., Honours (N.Z.). Assisted by Staff of Resident and Visiting Teachore. SOL WAY, MASTERTON. SOLWAY, MASTERTON. A postcard to Mr. Arthur D. Low, P. 0., Box 2, Masterton, will elicit full particulars. 'Phone 300, *