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Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 2989, 29 January 1917, Page 1

PROFESSIONAL ENGAGEMENTS WANTED, at once, Probationer for Private Hospital. Apply Hospital, Knight's ltoad, Lower Hutt. WANTED, for Station on the East Coaat, a. Nurse for three children, age 3, 5, and 6; wages £1. Apply Mrs. Barton, Trenthain. *X7"ANTED, Nurse- for Medical and • » Surgical Hospital, with experience; references required. Reply ".Medical," "Dominion" Office. MECHANICAL Draughtsman, with i-TX office and shop experience, ineligible for military service, requires position. "Draughtsman," "Dominion" Office. WANTED, a Lady Teacher in Private School; qualifications to teach Latin and Mathematics to Matriculation Standard. Apply, with to Miss Stanford, Chetwode, New Plymouth. TMTANTED, a Teacher, for household .*» school, Erua, Main Trunk Line; three children; salary, £30, with! free Ijoard and lodging. .Apply, with -references, to Mrs. C. Kennedy, Erua. REMOVAL NOTICE. MR, LINDO LEVIS!,', Dentist, has Removed Temporarily to Rooms lately occupied by Mr. Leo Davies, Woodward Street. r|THE services of a Junior Assistant •*• Master are required for Hurworth Preparatory School, Wanganui. Particulars on application to W. E. Atkinson, Mahina Bay, Eastbourne. ANTED, Managing Clerk for Solicitors' Office in North Island; must have had conveyancing experience, and be ineligible for military service. Apply iu first case, with copies of references,, to "Legal," c/o Box 317, Wellington. CHINA PAINTING! " A CHINA Painting Artist wishes to -£*- dispose of her Studio} Kiln, China, and all appliances, etc. AH particulars on application. Address Art Studio, 131 Worcester Street, Christehurch. PROFESSIONAL. '' AN experienced and capable English Gentlewoman desires position as Companion, or would take entire charge of one child. Address in first instance,; "English," "Dominion" Office. - TO AUCTIONEERS. MESSRS. .WRIGHT, STEPHENSON &i CO., LTD., Masterton, invite ap-' plications (by letter only in the first; place)* by thoroughly qualified Auction-; eer, to fill the position with them of; Senior Auctioneer, until lately held by: Mr.' F. P. Evans. , * \ ■ ' COMMERCIAL TRAVELLER OPEN FOR ENGAGEMENT in Wholesale Business; at present in business, storekeeper, own account. ' Salary required, .£3OO per annum. Apply HENRY HARE, 127 Hastings Street, Napier. DANNEVIRKE HIGH SCHOOL. APPLICATIONS are invited for the; Position of MALE ASSISTANT, .£225 per annum; FEMALE ASSISTANT, £175 per annum. Duties, General Secondary School Work. Applications Close Saturday,. 3rd February, 1917. T. MACALLAM, Hon. Secretary. APPLICATIONS, .in writing, accompanied by-testimonials, >will be received at the. Patangata County Office, Waipukurau, up to 5 p.m. on WEDNESDAY, 31st JANUARY, 1917, for the Position of COUNTY CLERK, at a salary of £225 per'-annum, or that of ENGINEER and CLERK, salary £500 per : annum, to include all travelling.expenses and cost of upkeep of motor-car. j Preference will be given to returnedj soldiers. E.- GILBERTSON, " County Clerk. ' Waipukurau, Hawke's Bay, Gth January, 1917. GCOTS COLLEGE, *J (Under control of the Presbytery, Wellington.) DAY AND BOARDING SCHOOL FORI BOYS, With Preparatory and Secondary Departments. The First Term of 1917 commences oal February 6th. Principal: GEO H. UTTLEY, ESQ.,-: M.A., M.Sc. (N.Z.), F.G.S. (London). Scots College has been registered as' efficient by the New Zealand Education* Department. Pupils are prepared for Public Service and University -Matriculation, and Scholarship Examinations. The Principal may be interviewed by appointment after January 24th. The Prospectus may be obtained on application to the Principal,- Telephone 427, Wellington. 'A PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR Will be yours if you enrol at OANKS COLLEGE, And study to develop your faculties to the maximum/- At the present time it is the duty of all to be as efficient as possible. ».- ,The mocking spectre of "Too late" (to equote a recent expression of Mr. Lloyd George) too often dogs the steps of Btudents. A month gained at the beginning of the year creates that spirit of quiet confidence which is conducive to good work throughout the year. Don't hesitate; don't waste time; but start at once. H. AMOS, Director. ARE YOU IN THE SECOND xx division? It seems more than likely that the Second Division will be called up before many months have elapsed. If You are wibb you will endeavour to get a practical knowledge of your duties before going into camp. Military Training classes have been conducted continuously at BANKS COLLEGE since Easter, 1915. Since then over 350 men have been trained for the Eeinforcements, all of whom have received Commissioned or Non-commis-sioned rank. The INSTRUCTOR (LIEUT. T. J. DAVIS) has had over thirty years' experience, and has a New Zealand reputation as a "drill." Fees extremely moderate. ,-• Provision made for Private Instruction. BANKS COLLEGE, Woodward Street. H. AMOS, Director. Telephone 2098. ADVANCE YOUESELF-LEARN BOYD SHORTHAND. THE BOYD SCHOOL will Teach you the practical system of learning. Shorthand in 30 days of home study. For full descriptive matter free, address BOYD SHORTHAND SCHOOL, 100 Customhouse Quay, Wellington.