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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 186, 26 April 1918, Page 1

PROFESSIONAL ENGAGEMENTS. r". by experienced Cicrlc, work |[ h any nature, during evenings. "Clerk," ''Dominion" OBice. n \ftT AN.TED, Sub-Editor-Reporter; daily VY paper; state nualificuhons, wages. Proprietor "Times," Dargaville. ]. Charge -Maternity Nurse it » » for private hospital. Apply Dr. Dawson, Wlinrewliilu, JJannovirko. 7 iraTANTED, for country, experienced i', it Governed, eldest child 10 yeare. Apply Mrs. Cyril Williams, Atua, Utane, I, H: s. TO CHEMISTS. WANTED, qualified Manager. State experience and salary required to ;. "Pharmacy," c/o "Dominion" Ofiice. a T ADY (Scotch), graduate, desires posi- _ JLi tion in school; good Mathematics. Latin, French, English, Geography, His1. Tory, and Science. Helen Jlneterton, 0 Post. Office, Hastings. LADY IHAR.MACIST. e , . d T ADY PHARMACIST (Registered) rc3 i JL/ quired to assist prospective soldier's wife in management of country business. Salary, £i ss. [ ; "SENEGA," J "Dominion" Office, v ( i WANTED, GENUAL REPORTER.- '■ Apply, stating quuliiicntions, "TIMES," t v -;. , , Uisborne. d ■ WANTED, i- TyATRON for PICTON HOSPITAL, to r iriL commence duties Ist May. War f- appointment. Apply '• - MISS MACLEAN, Assistant Inspector Hospitals, Wellington. k WANTED, FOR NORTH ISLAND v TOWN. A FIRST-CLASS MANAGER for - XX Grain, Seed, and Produce Department, with thorough knowledge of buying. State experience, age, and military obligations. Applications to close on SOth , April, 1918, and to bo addressed to '• "GRAIN," '' C/o "Dominion" Office. Telephone: Office 8100. P.O. Box Hi. " iniREDK. BENNETT, g Secretary and Accountant 1 Caledonian Chambers, 33 Willis Street, ■ ' WELLINGTON. " L- ' - e EDUCATIONAL. 8' T. MARK'S CHURCH DAY SCHOOL, Basin Reserve. FOR BOYS AND GIRLS. y Headmistress: Miss Holm. Now Term commences Wednesday, May Ist. UTT GIRLS' SCHOOL/. James, Waterloo Road, Lower Hutt. Boarding and Day School £or Girls. Principal: Miss GeraMine Fitzgerald, iis- - sisted by Miss A. C. freeman '(late Head of Chilton House School). Proe!7 pectus may be obtained from the Secrcr tary, Clarke and Menzice, 197 Lambton v- Quay, Wellington, or from the Prin3. cipal. . , lo " HOW TO CONDUCT A MEETING. 3 " 'R/riNY difficulties often confront tho _ Itl Chairman of a Meeting if he is not " thoroughly familiar with the complexities of procedure and the formalities and |j rules which govern the proper control ,j of such meetings. »' A course in "Chairmanship" has been prepared for t BANKS COLLEGE, I- Woodward Street, Wellington, By the Hon. John Rig?, author of "How _ to Conduct a Meeting," vihich has been d favourably reviewed by the Press of i- N.Z. )- Mr. Rigg has had twenty-one years' Parliamentary experience as a Member f of the Legislative Council, during which - I time he was for a time Chairman of „ j Connnittces,'and Acting-Speaker. Mr. ,_ UijTDf will himself conduct the Course. 5 Fee, £S 3s. AVrite or call for a Prospectus to i- . 11. AMOS, ..'.'' Director, n t I- . LEARN "WIRELESS" AT THE LEADING; SCHOOL. fi- nnHROUGH the quality of its instrncd -»• tion, and tho success which attends b its students, the Dominion College of :t Radio-Telegraphy takes first place among i- the "Wireless schools in New Zealand. Y Graduates obtain attractive positions, ', for our students are given priority of appointment by Amalgamated Wireless ' (Aust.j, Ltd., n'ho control over 95 per cent. Ship Stations. i 3 ] '• Classes to suit pupil's convenience; or I 0 tuition by Specialised Correspondence I 2 Course. Get full particulars. iTHE DOMINION COLLEGE 1 OF RADIO-TELEGRAPHY, LTD., A.M.P. Building, Hunter Street, Wellington. ;- P.O. Bos 922. 'Phone 368. 6 n STAMMERING is a mental disease 3 £3 and can. be cured! Write for Free '" Prospectus "The Cure of Stammering," by Prof. Foote, of Chicago. His mail • course will deliver you from bondage. N.Z. Representative, James Rodger, 159 D Manchester Street, Christchurch. BEFORE retiring to-night bo eure and apply a small quantity of Dr. Wiljr eon's Regenerator to tho roots of your e hair, particularly if showing the least f sign of going grey. It is a splendid spe--9 cih'c for, promoting healthy and abund- . ant hair growth, and will act on the colg ouriug glands while you sleep. It is not n a dye, and • may be used with perfect !, freedom by overyoiio requiring a really i good hair.tonic. Thousands of regular i users throughout Australasia can enr dorse its merit. Procurable in Welling- - ton from J. R. M'Kenzie's Toilet Depot, Willis and Cuba Streets; • also at "The Economic," or Kirkcaldie's. Price, 3s. 6d. bottle. Wholesale Agent in New Zealand: A. M. Hondy, Hair Specialist, Duuedin. ONE proof of the great weanability and reliability of "CLINCHER CROSS" " CAR TYRES is the fact that tho War I Office has been using thousands of these I L tyres on Military Cars in France and elsewhere over since August, 101-t, ' Solo Controllers, HAYWARD BROS., AND CO., LTD., Christchurch. , \ IMP CARBON CHASER. MANUFACTURED by. Imp Carbon Chaser Co., New York; adds extra ' heat units to ovory gallon of Petrol! Its contimiod use will positively prevent the formation of Carbon and give 25 per . cent, more mileage and produce more Power. Doraand the Best, proved by ; ■28,000 Car Owners in America. Distributing Agents: Caselberg and Co., Ltd., . Wellington. • Price per Tin, 75., postage paid, sufficient for 100 gallons. , "~ THE BRISCOE. " s npHE Car with the wonderful longJL stroke Motor, designed in France . j and built in America. Equipped with i evory modern refinement; low petrol consumption, great power. Only one 5seater left. CASELBERG AND CO., 20 , Molesworth Street.