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EDUCATIONAL. TARAXAKI EDUCATION FOARD. ENGINEERING~TNSTRUCTOR. APPLICATIONS will be received at the X 1 Education Board's Office, / New Plymouth, up to FRIDAY. 22nd February, 1918. for the position of ENGINEERING INSTRUCTOR in the Hawera Technical School, salary, i-225 p er annum Candidates must have ability to teach M«chanica.l and Elec-tri.-al Engineering, and should state practical experience: arid give list of examinations passed. . • ■' P. S. WHITCOMBE, Secretary. New Plymouth, January 26, 1918. 8650 GILBY'S SECONDARY CLASSES. GILBY'S SECONDARY CLASSES. GILBVB SECONDARY CLASSES. CILBY'S SECONDARY CLASSES. '] particular \ advantage -){ Gilby's ~ " Secondary Classes is that by y eliminating non-essontial subjects and concentrating only on what i:< essentia.! a savin:* both in time and foes lesults. Greater all-round efficiency of the students also ensuss. MATRICULATION EXAMINATION. MATRICULATION EXAMINATION. MATRICULATION EXAMINATION. MATRICULATIO N EX AMI NATIO N. Special attention is given to students desirorus of Matriculating with a, view to entering the Professions. Candidates Are cottoned _ individually, and personal instruction is given in every detail of the work. This explains the uniform success of Gilby's Students. PROFESSIONAL CAREER. PROFESSIONAL CAREER. PROFEjSIGNAL CAREER. PROFESSIONAL CAREER. Whichever profession our students desire to enter we help them right through. W-i give personal coaching for all examinations, e.g., Civil Service, Solicitors' Gonoral Knowledge, Medical, Dental and Engineering Prelim., Accountancy, etc. We don't usually lose sight of a student until we place him on the topmost point—until he joins the army of successful men who have graduated from Gilby's College. All particulars re Day and Evening; Classes and Special Correspondence Lessons Free for the asking. Special Railway Concessions for Country Students. GILBY'S COLLEGE, LIMITED, Royal Exchange Buildings, Cathednl Square, Christchurch (Next Post Office). THREE years ago the cry was "BUSINESS DEMANDS QUALIFIED MEN." To-dav the cry has extended—" Business also demands QUALIFIED GIRLS AND WOMEN," to whom it is willing to pay salaries commensurate with what they know. It is all a matter of qualification. May we send you particulars of our Special Home Study Coivse in PRACTICAL BOOK-KEEPING and MODERN BUSINESS TRAINING for Ladies 1 Master this and a good position in Business is assured to YOU. Write us To-day. HEMINGWAY AND ROBERTSON'S CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOL, LT., AUCKLAND. P.O. Box 516. (Founded October, 1897.) DIGBY'S COMMERCIAL SCHOOL. DIGBY'S COMMERCIAL SCHOOL. MATRICULATION CLASSES. MATRICULATION CLASSES. ,'HE Evening Classes for MATRICULA- !■ TION. CIVIL SERVICE and GENERAL EDUCATION Resume TUESDAY, JANUARY 29th, at 7 p.m. Coaching by Experienced University Graduate whose Students in the past have been eminently successful in passing the various Publio Examinations. BOOKKEEPERS' PROFICIENCY DIPLOMA. BOOKKEEPERS PROFICJIENCY DIPLOMA. Classes Resume MONDAY, JANUARY 28th, Individual instruction by PRACTICAL and QUALIFIED ACCOUNTANT. HALLENSTEIN'S BUILDINGS (Opp. D.1.C.)

A WIRELESS CALL"TOrjfG MEN WANTED!" N about six months yon can t for a well-paid appointment as a Wireless Operator. Vacancies are constantly arising. Good Pay. 1 Rapid Promction. —=— Excellent Prospects. We have latest Marconi Equipment—the most efficient system of Wireless training. Course of instruction approved by Amalgamated Wireless (Australasia), Ltd.—a Company that gives priority to our students when filling vacancies. Advice and Prospectus Free. Call or write to-day. DOMINION COLLEGE OF RADIO-TELEGRAPHY, LTD., 63, Cathedral Square, Chnstchurch. P.O. Box 729. 'Phono 3024. Also at Wellington and Auckland. xa .ST ANDREW'S COLLEGE. "STROWAN," PAPANUT ROAD. >RESBYTERIAN COLLEGE FOR BOYS. NEW TERM BEGINS FEB. VI Boys (from 5 years) enrolled Daily. Headmaster at Home from 10 to 12, and Evening* by Appointment. Tel. 1372. MISS ADELINE M. GOODMAN, L.A.8., resumes Teaching MONDAY NEXT, FEB. 4th. 19, Inglis Buildings, corner Cashel and High Streets (abov« Dental Parlours) and 60, WARRINGTON STREET. 4864 EDUCATIONAL. lIGNORA VENOSTA, Teacher of Singing, -J resumes Tuition, FEBRUARY 4th, at 512, Armagh Street, East, and at Milner and Thompson's every AVednesday. 4312 PIANOFORTE AND THEORY. VTISS FLORENCE HERCUS, L.A.8., will ML resume Teaching on THURSDAY, February 7th. At home Wednesday, February 6th. " Avarna," Hamford Road, Opawa. MISS ORCHARD, L.R.A.M,, A.R.C.M., Teiacher of Singing. Room, 14, Royal Studio, FRIDAY, O V'EB. Ist, from 3 till 3, to meet Intending Pupils. 4846 MISS LABATT. >IANO, Singing, Voice Production. ] tion, French. Term commences any time. Sumner, Wednesdays and Saturdays. 79, BEALFA' AVENUE. 4345 MISS RUTH HENRY, L.T.C.L., Teacher of Pianoforte and Harmony, resumes Teaching on MONDAY, FEB. 4th. 94. Fmtv Road. T.inwnnd. 4300 PIANOFORTE AND HARMONY. TV/TISS J. COOK, L.A.B. of R.A.M. and •"•*• -".CM., resumes Teaching FEBRUARY 4th, 1918. Cr. of Victoria Street and Btaley Avenue. .4303