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Gisborne Times, Volume XXIX, Issue 3396, 11 December 1911, Page 2

HAWKE’S BAY EDUCATION BOARD WOODWORK INSTRUCTOR. A .IMPLICATIONS, • aocoinpaniecM by XjL C testimonials, will be received, up till Noon of THURSDAY, 14th Decem-ber,-1911, from—porsons .qualified, to _fili .' the position of WOODWORK INSTRUCTOR at Gisborne. Salary, £IBO per Annum,'no travelling "to' be done.Schedule of duties and conditions_ of appointment may be had on applying to—— G. CRAWSHAW, Secretary. Napier, sth December, 1911. HAWKE’S BAY EDUCATION BOARD Applications (postage prepaid), accompanied by testimonials, will be received up to tire close of TUESDAY, 12 th December, 1911, from teachers qualified to fill tho following positions:— MAKARETU SOUTH.—SoIe Teacher, £9O and £lO house allowance. NGAPAERURU.—SoIe Teacher, £9O and £lO house, allowanceTE ARAL—Female Assistant. £lO5. TE AUTE.—Female Assistant, £9O. TE HAPARA (Gisborne).—Male Assistant, £l2O. TE REHUNGA.—FemaIe Assistant, £9O. TOKOMARU BAY.—Female Assistant, £9O. WAIPIRO BAY.—Female Assistant, £9O. WAIPUKURAU.— Head Master. £270 and Residence. WEBER.—Female Assistant, £9O. PROBATIONERS. NINE Probationers are required for schools in various parts of the Education District. Applicants must bo over 15 yars of age and must have passed Junior Civil Service, Matriculation, or Senior Free Place examination. Further particulars and forms of application may la? obtained from the Education Oifice, Napier. G. CRAWSHAW, Secretary. December 4th, 1911. GLARE & SOUS, THE PREMIER BAKERS, CATERERS, AND SONFECTIOMERS. [N thanking cur numerous Customers wo desire to notify that wo arc now prepared to receive Orders for QHRISTMAS jypNCE piES gHORTBREAD QAKES OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS. We also make a Speciality of WEDDING and BIRTHDAY CAKES, which have always given entire satisfaction. Before ordering elsewhere, call and get an estimate from us. Our aim is to give you the BEST VALUE obtainable. Having imported from England a large assortment of HIGH-CLASS CONFECTIONERY manufactured by the best houses, suitable for the Christmas season, we invte you to cal! and select what you requre without delay. Our Boxed Goods are otf the finest quality. OUR DINING AND TEA ROOMS are run on the most up-to-date lines, and Customers can rely upon receiving every attention. Our Is DINNERS are still acknowledged to be the beet procurable. DON’T FAIL to get your Dinner here on SATURDAY, the 23rd. Special Menu for that day. pAKES THIRST CAN BE CURED. BY—BARRY’S DERATED WATERS PURE PALATE PLEASERS. ICE WITH OUR ICE P.O. Box 146. Tel. 4. ORDER NOW AND ENJOY. To the Editor. Dear Sir,—l’m a Judge, and I know what I am talking about. There never was a better tobacco sold in New Zealand than Royal Standard. —I am, etc., S. M. O. KERR.* "

m Folding Pocket Brownie Camera HERE IS A NEW MEMBER OF THE BROWNIE FAMILY, which gives a picture of that highly popular size, 2 h x 4J, in a folding pocket Camera, at the, extremely modest price oi 32/0. The illustration above shows the camera itself. It is' very suitable for portraits taken vertically or for views taken horizontally. The 2A Folding; Pocket Brownie loads in daylight with KODAK film cartridges, has our pocket automatic shutter, meniscus achromatic lens, automatic focusing lock, reversible finder for horizontal or vertical views,'two" tripod sockets, and is in every respect a well made and well finished little camera. NO DARK-ROOM ALL THE WAY. Mow on Sale by all Kodak dealors. Price, 32/6. Spools: 6 Exposures, 1/3 ; 12 Exposures, 2/a n TOGKED BY A W J MANN, CHEMIST, CISBORNE. Catalogue of Kodaks and Brownies free at the dealers or by mail from— KODAK (AUSTRALASIA) LTD., WELLINGTON.