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PROFESSIONAL ENCACEMENTS. WANTED, position as Bookkeeper or Ledger Clork, experienced; Apply "Ledger," "Dominion" OlErc. A REFINED Young Lady wants position as Governess in the country; experienced. Apply "H.M.," "Dominion" Office. TrarANTED, a Probationer, for Cbstetric VV Hospital, in a country tewn; good wages. Apply "Country," "Dominion" Office. WANTED, qualified Nurse for Private Hospital. City; surgical; must bu experienced. Salary, £72. Apply "Experience X.," "Dominion" Office. , CERTIFICATED "Teacher seeks cnKazcment, city or suburbs, English, French, music, painting; highest credentials. Address "Clare," "Dominion" Office. ANTED, for Private Maternity Hospital, Karitane, Trained Nurse, to take charge of Nursery; also Nurse, with experience. Apply Nurse Murphy, • 128 Abel Smith Street. . WANTED, in February. 1918, Resident Mistress to teach English, Arithmetic, Nature otudy, etc.; modern methods. Apply MRS. B. CROMPTON-SMITH, St. George's Preparatory School, 1 Havelock North, H.B. SOLICITORS. jTraTANTED, by an elderly Solicitor, situ- » v • ation in 'an Office. * Apply "D.8.," "Dominion" Office. PATEA BOROUGH COUNCIL. .«*•- ■, ' APPLICATIONS are invited from Youths of about 18 years of age for the position of Junior Assistant to the Electrical Engineer. Wages to commence, £100 per annum. References required. Further particulars on application to the Engineer. Applications close on Friday. 12th October, 1917. r; w. hamerton, Town Olcrk. TARANAKI EDUCATION BOARD. AGRICULTURAL INSTRUCTION. APPLICATIONS will be received at the Office of the Taranaki Education Board, New Plymouth, up to SATURDAY, 20th OCTOBER, 1917. for the position of Assistant Instructor in Agriculture. Salary, £300 and actual travelling expenses. Duties: To take charge more especially of Rural Course subjects at Stratford D.H.S., also other work as required by tho Director of Agricultural Instruction. P. ft WHITCOMBE, Secretary. New Plymouth.. 2nd October 1917. HUTT GIRLS' SCHOOL. Chilton Saint James. BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. __ ' Princinair MISS .GERALDINE FITZGERALD Assisted by Miss A. C. : Freeman (iato Head of Ohilton- House School). Prospectus may*'bo obtained from tho Beorotary, Clark and Menzies, Publio Accountants, 197 Lambton Quay, Wellington: Mrs. Henry Smith, Chilton House School, Wellington; MiBB M. E. Greenwood, Woodward Street, Wellington. \. SHORTHAND TYPEWRITING 800K iKEEPING j ' „■ ADDING MACHINES DAY AND EVENING CLASSES in tho above subjects. Term begins with the pupil. / Students can arrange for one to five hours' instruction per day. The Instructors. are experienced tutors with the highest qualifications. At tho proßont time there aro innumerable positions for / LADY CLERKS with the necessary knowledge. BANKS COLLEGE, Woodward Street. 'H. AMOS. Director. 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