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EDUCATIONAL. TRINITY COLLEGE OF MUSIC, LONDON (Inst. 1872). LOCAL EXAMINATIONS. THE LAST DAY of Entry for Forthcoming Practical Examinations in October is MONDAY, JUNE 3rd. Local Secretary: Mr Davis Hunt, 9, Cranmer Square, from whom the Current Regulations may bo obtained. 2038 AUCKLAND GRAMMAR SCHOOL. APPLICATIONS will be received up to WEDNESDAY, MAY 15th, for tho Position of ASSISTANT MASTER, at a salary of £2OO. Applicants are invited to state what subjects they are prepared to teach, and what share they are able to take in tho outsido woTk of the School. W. WALLACE KIDD, 2028 Secretary. , A PPLICATIONS are invited for the posil. ton of HEADMASTER Of THE SYDNEY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, Rendered vacant by the death of Mr Weigall. Applicants must be graduates of some approved University, not in clerical orders, and must have o sound knowledge of Classical and General Literature. All particulars can be obtained on application to the undersigned, to whom all. applications must bo sent on or before the 31st AUGUST NEXT. HARINGTON B. COWPER, Secretary to the Trustees. Sydney Grammar School, Sydney. March 14th, 1912. J^?__ THE EDUCATION BOARD OF THE DISTRICT OF NORTH CANTERBURY. CHRISTCHURCH TRAINING COLLEGE. THE Board invites APPLICATIONS for the POSITION of PRINCIPAL of the CHRISTCHURCH TRAINING COLLEGE; salary £SOO per annum, or £6OO if the Principal bo also a Professor or Lecturer on Education at Canterbury College, for which position the successful applicant will be recommended by tho Education Board. Subject to the general control and management of the Board, the Principal will have full control of the Staff of the Normal School and Training College and of tho Students. Applicants are requested to state their age and academical status, and to give particulars as to the nature and extent of their experience in tho training of teachers and in school management generally. The possession of a University degree will be considered essential. Applications to be addressed to the Secretary to the Board, and to bo sent in not later than SATURDAY, Bth JUNE, 1912. H. C. LANE, Secretary. Christehurch, 26th April, 1912. 1913 THE EDUCATION BOARD OF THE DISTRICT OF NORTH CANTERBURY. THE Board invites, separate applications, accompanied by testimonials, for the following Appointments, to be sent in, addressed to the Secretary of the Board, not later than 4 p.m. on THURSDAY, 16th May. Application* received later than tho advertised lime cannot be considered: Sydenham—Third Assistant Master; grade of salary 3a, minimum £l5O. Christchurch AVcst D.H.S.—Assistant Master or Assistant Mistress (Secondary Department) (Certificate .not lower than Class C); grade of salary 2b, minimum £135. Ashburton'-Assistant Mistress; grade ot salary 2, minimum £l2O. Little Rivor Native—Master; grade bt salary 2, minimum £l2O. Hinds—Mistress; grade of salary lb and 2a. minimum £lO5. Courlenay— Mistress, sole charge; grade ot salary .1, minimum £9O;- -rent £lO. Pigeon Bay—Mistress, sole charge; grade of salary 1, minimum £9O; rent £lO. Note. —Forms of application can be obtained at tho Board s Office. H. C. LANE. Secretary. Christchurch, 3rd May, 1912. 20G5 EAST CHRISTCHURCH SCHOOL COMMITTEE.

►UPIL TEACHERS (Two) .required, : -IL or female. Applications to be forwarded to the CHAIRMAN. P.O. Box 72. not later tbaii SATURDAY, the 11th INST., and applicants must bo in attendance at, the Main School, Gloucester Street, at 10 a.m. on that dar. 2074 AN EMPLOYER SPEAKS. TIHE HON HENRY WIGRAM, M.L.C.. writing to the Principal of GILBY'S COLLEGE on the 15th December last, says: "I should like- to take this oppor- " tunity of Baying that I am Chair- " man of the Canterbury Seed Com- " pany, Limited, and I think about "ten of those employed in the office " have attended your classes. An " practical' evidence of our apprecia- " tion, I may add that we frequent"ly pay the fees of any of our "junior assistants whu are willing "to take your courses. We find that " the expense is more than made up " by the greater efficiency resulting." Now, then, Employers of Canterbury, here is something for you to ponder over. Then get our prospectus, and see what wo can do for YOU I GILBY'S COLLEGE, Next C.P.0., Cathedral Square. HIGBY'S SHORTHAND AND COMJi) MERCIAL SCHOOL. HALLENSTEIN"s" BUILDINGS. (Opposite D.1.C.) / Principal: • MISS E. E. DIGBY, 1.P.5., N.U.T. ACCOUNTANCY EXAMINATION, 1912. If you wish to sit for this Examination you should start RIGHT NOW. Our MR W. E. BEST, F.P.A., N.Z., F.IA.N.Z., P.N.Z.A.A., has RESUMED COACHING, and as only a LIMITED NUMBER OP PUPILS can be taken early application is necessary. NOTE.—This is the LAST YEAR candidates will be ablo to take this Examination without first passing Matriculation. 6 ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING PAYS. *TO OTHER PROFESSION Offers such Excellent Openings to begin with r.or such Splendid Chances for future advancement. It will pay YOU to devote "a little of your spare time each week in order qualify for a post in this splendid calling. YOU can begin learning at once, in your own home, by our excellent method of Correspondence Training. ' Write for FREE BOOK, "How to Become an Electrical or Mechanical Engineer." It shows what we have done for others and what wo can do for YOU. WE CAN TRAIN YOU in the following: Complete Electrical Engineering, Electrician's Course, Short Electrical Course, Advanced Electrical Engineering. Electric Tramways and Railways, Electric Light and Power, Mechanical Marino and Sanitary Engineering, etc., etc. Send to-day for FREE BOOK to BAGLEY AND TINKLER, 533 d, Collins Street, Melbourne, Victoria. DOMINION COMPETITIONS FOR ELOCUTION. HIGHEST Honours have been attained through Pupils trained by MISS LUCY COWAN, Lady Principal, Registered School for the Art of Speaking, WEST END HALL, 307, Montreal Street, Central Christchurch. Telephone 2300. Send for Prospectus. rvANCING—MISS BUCHANAN'S Class U for Learners, Friday Evenings, 8 p.m. Practice Assembly, Wednesdays. 8 p.m., Trades Hall. Private Lessons given. Walts specialty. AORANGI, 291, Hereford Street, City.

D ANTING, Deportmoat and Physical Culture—MlSS COX (Pupil of Mrs Wordsworth, London), Resumes Afternoon Classen at Te Whare, March 12th; also Clafs for young children, Rugby Street, St Albans, March 16th. Evening Classes forming. Telephone SE4. To Whare, 53, Hereford Street •or X 4456

MT& FOSTER. TEACHER OF VOICE PRODUCTION. SINGING AND PIANOFORTE. Certificated Edinburgh. Leipzig find Paris, _Yocal Examiner. Education Department. AS Resumed Privcta Lessons nt Music - Studio. Milner and Thompson's. Alro at 241. Linwood Avenue, by arrangement. Term from first lesson. Special preparation lor tl\o requirements in Music and Elocution for Teachers, 0 and D Certificates. Students may join initially at half-term.