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Government S otiflcations. E. Wellington, 30th December, 1908, rpHB NEW ZEALAND GOVERNMENT A- require the services o£ a Gentleman competent to undertake the duties of GENERAL MANAGER of the NEW ZEALAND STATE FIRE INSURANCE DEPARTMENT, to be established under the Act of last session. Salary £BOO per annum. Applications, which will be treated ns strictly confidential, will 'be received up to the 21st JANUARY, 1904, and should be enclosed ia sealed envelope, addressed to the Colonial Treasurer, Wellington. The envelope should be marked confidential, and endorsed " Application Manager State Fire Insurance Department.” . , A thorough knowledge of the business of fire insurance in all its branches will be essential. Applicants will be expected to furnish _ a statement of their experience, as well as copies of their credentials and references, also age. Details as regards security to be given will be settled with the successful applicant. (Signed) R. J. SEDDON. 5700 Colonial Treasurer. B. R The Treasury, Wellington, , 220(1 December, 1503. APPLICATIONS will be received up to XX the 14th JANUARY, 1904, for the position of GOVERNMENT AUDITOR to the BANE OP NEW ZEALAND. Salary to be at the rate of £1230 per annum. Appointment permament, subject to proved efficiency and satisfactory performance of duties: Any applicants desiring the engagement to bo for a fixed period should stats so in the application. As required by law 'applicant* must be experts in Banking. Application* will be treated as confidential. JAMES B. HEYWOOD, 5209 Secretary to the Treasury. ■* Eoad Board Ifoticea. SPRINGS ROAD BOARD. PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the BRIDGE over the LI River, known a* .M’Donald’s Bridge, will be DISMANTLED and CLOSED against ALL TRAFFIC on and sifter JANUARY 7th, 1904. . By order of the Springs Road Board. ' HENRY NEALE, 5055 Clerk. ' WAIPARA ROAD BOARD. ’ NOTICE is hereby given that ten per cent will be added to all rates remaining unpaid after 15th JANUARY NEXT, and. the same will be SHED FOR without further notice. By order. R. C. TAYLOR, Clerk. ' Waikari, 16th Deo., 1903. . 4673 Educational. THE Art of Singing.—MßS TI±T.EB (Pupil of the late Signor Cecchi. colonial teachef of Madsme Melba), Teacher of Singing and Voice Production. 188, Worcester Street W., is prepared to receive pupils Class for adult* every Wednesday evening. New Quarter commences October 23. X 3195 p ILSY’S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, ' 150, Worcester Street. BUSINESS TRAINING— Shorthand, Typewriting, Book-keeping, Office Routine. TERM COMMENCES AT ANY TIME. 0. H. GILBY, HERS. (HONOURS), Principal. X 3307 CHRIST CHURCH. : ” SHORTHAND AND TECHNICAL SCHOOL, Grian Agency Buildings, Triangle (Opposite D.1.C.) MISS E. B. DIGBY, M.1.P.5., N.U.T., Holder of Teachers’ Diploma granted by the Incorporated Phonographic Society, Holder of Typewriting Diploma, granted by the National Union of Typists. MISS M. D. DIGBY, Holder of Sir Isaac Pitman and Sons’ * First Class High Speed Certificate. SHORTHAND. - ‘ HIGHEST RESULTS, 1903. At the Speed Examination held in August of this 1 year by the Christchurch Shorthand Writers’ Association, out of the ELEVEN First-class Speed Certificates granted TEN were obtained by pupils from this School. ' TERM COMMENCES AT ANY TIME., Prospectus on application at the school. X 1403 A PROFITABLE IDEA. TUST how profitable that idea of yours may J be is a matter of speculation in yourimind. Why not ascertain with some degree of certainty whether it has any value at f!i? Consult Baldwin and Hayward, Patent Agents, and Consulting Engineers (A. H. Hart, Canterbury Representative),' 185, Gloucester Street. You will be told the truth, and if the idea is worth Patenting, the Patent: Rights will be secured for you. Write for booklet on Patents, which tells you all that is worth telling of what may be patented and how it may be patented., X 3056 Funerals. LAMB AND SON, UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS, ' No. 35, LICHFIELD STREET. Telephone 639. 1623 3OR G E BARBELL, (NDERTAKER and EMBALMER. /ISHED ENGLISH OAK OR RIMU ' COFFINS ' ■ e Kept in Stock for Urgent Orders, grams or Telephone orders, by night oj cedve immediate attention. ■ e; 53, DURHAM STREET SOUTH, hops, etc.: 232 and 234, St Asapa Street, Telephone 721. X 1962 , Friends of W l . H. and M. O. Glen are pectfully invited to attend the Funeral r late daughter. Hazel, w'hich wid teav* esidence, Mortimer Place, off Manchester iat 2.30 p.m. Tuesday, sih,.for the LmCemetery W. LANGFORD, Funeral >r and (Embalmer. 6840 Friends of Mr William Cain are roctfully invited to, attend his Funeral, will leave his late residence, Huxley Sydenham, on Tuesday, Sih, at 1.30 ar the Linwood Public Cemetery. E. VVOUI’H, Sydenham. ■ 5839 "Friends of ArthurT. Miliar are rsctfu'ly invited to attend the Funeral of , daughter, Nellie, leaving hie residence, Street, Rangiora, on Wednesday, Januvt 3 o’clock, for the Oatholio Cemetery. LJLIFFE, Funeral Director and EmTO COUNTRY SUBSCRIBERS. IE following person* ONLY are authorised to receive money on account ol rjrSffi "rfiSffis o. w. LEETE . . AKAROA W. Shaw Duvauohelic* ; Sidney Haim* . . • Little River J. G Oddi* .... Morrison and Co. .’ G eraldme 1. Franklin . . A. J. S. Headland deary Knight . - 3. Hardy and Co. f. Jones . - . - 3. Sherrard . • e 3. P. Kissel . • A A. Webb • • A. Wothorspoon D. Murray • • f. Hunter . • • P J FOWLER . D. 1 JENNINGS A. D. Hassall 1. INGRAM • • Mrs A. Fart . . C. M'Doweil . • f. Brown and Co. 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