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Evening Post, Volume LXXVI, Issue 143, 16 December 1908, Page 1

SMOKE MYRTLE GROVE CIGARETTES ! A COOL, Pleasant Smoke, from the Purest and Best Tobacco, MYRTLE GROVE. nn'RADE DEBT COLLECTORS, A TRADE LNQUIRY AGENTS, TRADE ASSIGNEES, 120 agencies throughout the Colony. THE COMMERCIAL AGENCY, LTD. WELLINGTON EDUCATION BOARD. SEPARATE Applications, which musf, be made on formß obtainable at the Board Office, aro invited for the following positions. 1"ho probable salaries from the Ist of January, 1909, are quoted. Applications close at Noon of FRIDAY, 15th January, 1909: — Cross Creek— Sole Teacher. £150 and house. Plimmerton — Sole Teacher. £150, and £20. Kilbirnie — Assistant Mistress. £135. Levin — Assistant Master. £135. Kereru— Assistant Mistress. £105. Bidoford— Solo Teacher. £120 and house. Taratahi West— Sole Teacher. £42. Aided. AND FOR STAFFS OF Maranui (Wellington Suburbs ; accommodation provided for an average of 224). Landsdowno (Masterton Suburbs; accommodation provided for an average of 224). Both are in rising districts, with ultimato prospects boyond above numbers. Though at opening the numbers may be less, in a short time, these schools should reach Grade VII. A, minimum salaries of which aro — Headmaster, £270, with £40 h.a. Assistant Master, £180. Assistant Mistress, £135. Assistant Mistress £105. Actual salaries determined by the attendances for 1909. Maranui will have the larger attendance at first. Other vacancies will be advertised about 12th January, including about fifteen Assistantships at £90. G. L. STEWART, Secretary. 15th December, 1908. . WELLINGTON EDUCATION BOARD. APPLICATIONS will be received at tho Education Board Office up to Noon of FRIDAY, 15th January, for tho Position of Instructor in Cookery, Wellington Centre, duties to begin on Ist February, 1909 ; salary £100. Schedule of duties and form may bo had on application at the Board Office. G. L. STEWART, Secretary. WESTPORT-STOCKTON COAL CO., LTD. IMMEDIATE Application will be received for competent _ Motormen for running company's electric 'ocomotives ; wages_ 10s per day : monthly bonus. Applications to bo oddrcssed to G. H-'3ROOME, Managing Engineer, Ngakawau. LIGHTING^ TO SYNDICATE COMPANIES AND OTHERS. A PPLICATIONS aro invited for a conXX. cession to instal a system of Street Lighting by Coal Gas or Electricity within the Town District of Johnsonville, and of establishing a general scheme of Lighting for the Baid District. All information on personal application at the Board's Office, Johnsonville. Applications to bo in by registered letter to the Town Clerk, on or before the 11th day of JANUARY, 1909. N.B. — No other system of Lighting will bo entertained. J. W. BRAITHWAITE, Town Clerk. THE NEW ZEALAND FARMERS' COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION OF CANTERBURY, LTD. ISSUE OF (6 PER CENT. CUMULATIVE) PREFERENCE SHARES. A PPLICATIONS for tho above will be -Cjl received at tho office of the above Association. Christchurch, until 31st DECEMBER. INSTANT. j Preference attaches to Capital as well as to Dividend. Ordinary Capital securing the Prefer* ence Shares, £350,000. The above offers a splendid opportunity to those seeking a thoroughly safe and good investment. Early applications should be made to secure a participation of the issue. E. W. RELPH, Manager. Christchurch, 3rd December, 1908. NOTE. — Application Forms can be obtained from Mr. F. Pownall, Agent N.Z. Farmers' Co-operative, Wellington. "GOLD LEAF' TEA, "CHEF," AND "ABBEY" POLISH COMPETITION. THE Prize Lists of Competition, which closed on 25th November, are being printed, and will be forwarded as soon as possible to all who returned coupons. Prizes will follow in due course. Keep on collecting for next Competition. TMPOUNDED, at Karori Publio Pound, A 1 skewbald Horse, all shoes on, no visible brands. Impounded by Publio Ranger. If not claimed and expenses paid ,vill be sold on 6th January, 1909. at 12 o'clock noon. J. TARR, Poundkeeper. NOTICE OF REMOVAL. Ti/TESSRS. HERDMAN AND KIRKJLVA CALDIE, Barristers and Solicitors, havo REMOVED from No. 11, Johnstonstreefc, to their New Offices in BALLANCESTREET, next to the Civil Service Club. DO YOU KNOW WHICH SYSTEM OF SHORTHAND HAS received the Highest Scientific Endorsement ever given a Shorthand System? IT IS GREGG SHORTHAND ("The Shorthand of the English-speaking people." — Guilbert Pitman.) Call for Booklet No. 35, containing full particulars. Also ask for a copy of "Shorthand Contests," and free First Lesson. GREGG SHORTHAND INSTITUTE, 17-19, Cuba-st. Opp. Town Hall. Principal, J. WYN IRWIN, N.Z. Representative. CLOTHING. WANTED, competent Presser. 'Ap- _ ply at once, Cathie and Sons, ViQtona-atroiti