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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVIII, Issue 17662, 24 December 1920, Page 2

Teachers Wanted. EDUCATION BOARD. Separate applications on printed form s will be received until 5 p.m. on THURSDAY, January 6. 1921, for the following appointments. (Salaries quoted are those under now Sca-lo and ere exclusive of grading allowance ) HEADMASTERS— CAMBRIDGE D.H. Salary £370 and £3" D.H.S. allowance- Six-roomed residence provided. (This being a special appointment the applicant whose name stands highest on the graded list of will not necessarily be appointed.) Last quarter's average 347. HIKUTAIA (Thames). Salary £290 and "lix-roomed residence Average, 81. ONERAIII (Whangarei). Salary £290 and £10 h.n,. Average, 86. PIO PIO (T e Kuiti). Salary £290 and £.10 h.a. Average. S6. AWANFI (Mangonui). Salary £280 and 4 roornod residence. Average, 75. WAI PI PI (Waiuku). Salary £280 and 6roorne<' residenco. Average, 60. HEAD TEACHER— AWAK.ERI fWhs.katana). Salary £2SO i and £40 h.a Average, 49. I SOLE TEACHERSPC KETA HA (G miles from Hamilton!, i Salary £220 and £40 h.a. Average, 27. 1 TA.NGITU (8 miles from Waimiha). Saiary £220 and £40 h.a. Average, 24. TE WHETU !7 miles from Ngatira). Salary £220 and £40 h.a. Average, 21. WAIRERE (Maungaturoto). Salary £180 and £30 h.a. Average, 17. FRYEIi'S ROAD (near Kaitaia-, Mango- 1 no:) Kew school. About 20 children. PAE WHENUA <17 miles from Ofcorohangal. New school. About 11 children. ; ASSISTANT MASTER— TE KUITI D.H. Salary £330. ASSISTANTS— j DEVONPORT. MT. EDEN. At £160. FEMALE ASSISTANT— NAPIER STREET. Salary £280. I F.MALE ASSISTANTS (Infant) — TE AROHA. £240. PUKIiKOHE. £":00-£2.10. PAKNGAROA inear Te Puke), LOWER WAITOA, WIIATAWHATA. £200-£2lO. BEI.MONT (TakaDuna), NORTHCOTE TE AROHA. £ ISO NORMAL SCHOOL—Female Assistant to t»ach one of the Lower Standard Classes and to^ train students in teaching. Salary £220-i'2so. iThip being a special appointment, the applicant whose nam© stands .nghcKt on the graded list will not necessarily be appointed.) Telegraphic applications will be receive! nttea apxilications should follow by first mail. Teachers are notified that the Board's regulations regarding country service and requiring teachers to remain two years in their ■ Tjresent r>opition R have been rescinded. All ! teachers are, therefore, eligible at present to 1 apply for advertised appointments. E. C. PURDIE, Secretary. ICELAND EDUCATION BOARD. 1 ASSISTANT LECTURERS, TRAINING j - COLLEGE. Applications will be received until 5 p.m. ; cp THURSDAY, January 13, 1921, from University Graduates and others (latlies or - k'entlemen) for the positions of j " 1. ASSISTANT-LECTURER IN ENGLISH : - and possibly some other subject of the j i Training College. Curriculum. Salary, 1 £450-£SOO. i - 2. ASSISTANT-LECTURER IN PHYSIO- I " LOGY. HANDWORK, BLACKBOARD : 7 DRAWING AND MUSIC. Salary, £450- ! £500. i t

Both Trill be required t-o take an active | !nterest in the College Sportg and on© will ' act as Sports' Master. i Applicants should state clearly their quali- i fications in these or other subjects of the ! (.ollegQ Curriculum as a readjustment of the 1 staff may be necessary. j Applicants for the position of Assistant- i c c^ r ?* r 3n English should furnish evidence s o. their qualification to give good sound training: to Teachers in (a) Oral and Written > opeecn ana (b) English Literature. E. C. PURDIE. . Secretary. GRAMMAR SCHOOL. ; CHIEF LATIN ANI> CHIEF FRENCH MASTERSHIPS. Applications for the above invited from Assistant-Masters graded. A or B. Tile engagements will date from February 1, 1921, and the Masters appointed will be required to take up their duties on February : 4. Sa.iaries_ will be according to classifica- ' tion. Applications, accoanxwraied by recent i testimonials, will be received up to January 10 by the undersigned. W. WALLACE KIDD, Secretary. . , . . CUTHBERT'S, AUCKLAND. J WANTED FOB FEBRUARY. 1921. ! (I)—FULLY - TRAINED GAMES MIS-| TRESS, to take charge of Physical Training throughout . the School. Salary. according to qualifications and experience. (2)— FORM MISTRESS. for Secondary Work. Salary, £ 150. Applications received by F. W. MATTHEWS, Secretary, 611, 513, N.Z. Insurance Building, Auckland. 'pARANAKI EDUCATION BOARD. STRATFORD TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL Applications are invited, and will be received at the Board's Office, New Plymouth, tip to SATURDAY, January 8, 1921, for the following positions in the Stratford Technical High School: — 1 DOMESTIC SCIENCE INSTRUCTRESS. 1 WOODWORK INSTRUCTOR. Salaries in accordance with the new regulations. P. S. WHITCOMBE, Secretary. Education Office, Naw Plymouth, December 22, 1920. Misceliaaeous. "V"MAS Dinner is not complete without a bottle of Wendel's Wine. 4s 6d, 5s 6d 6a 6d, 7a fid.—l-28, Karangahape Rd. advantage who shop in Karanga--p > hape Rd., tli© handy centre outaido the high rental area, which, aflordb you __l'he Boat For Less." A BOTTLE of 'Wendel's Wine is appre-• elated as Xmas present; 4s 6d. 5s 6d. 63 6d. 7s 6d.—128, Karangahape Rd. I MEW ALUMINIUM Ware; - * Shipment Just Opened. Wonderful Value. Selling Cheaper Than Enamel.-GEORGE WALKER. Auctioneer, Queen Street. depend upon CLINJ.VL CHER CROSS Pyres m all situations and under all conditions- they grip the road, and wear loage«st. All Garages can suppb?. IT* URN] TURE—Whether You" Want It - 1 - NEW OR SECOND-HAND, YOU'LL GET IT CHEAPER AT GEORGE WALKER'S. 38, Queen Street. }) r - 10 ha ,ll's famous capsolsT Price -£-/ 12s fad, package, post free. To ensur# Eethng direct from Sole Agents. Bridge Drug Stores Chemists. 5. Karf n J£ nape Road (at Grafton Bridge). Auckland. ■OEOPLE shop in Karangahape Rd. because Lo« " they get "The Besij For QAM PAUL for Razor Sharpening; every ! 1 r razt ' r guaranteed—Hairdresser, Queen and Quay St?, (opp Ferry Bldgs.). y!ue ~ a "R E T in Karangahape Rd.--"The JL> ttest For Less has convinoed thou-"-°a3 who shop vhere now. WE AIM TO GIVE THE BEST FTTRVr ' ' TIRE VALUE IN AUCKLAND. Our huge turnover proves we succeed. (IEORGE WALKER. 33, Queen Street. TF You give reasonable notice, your trupk wi , th NORTH BRITISH RP-.S w uhout the loss of an houra' work--1 . e i r i e nan , agel ? t close to you—Local Merits: 1 ullen. Armitage and Co., Ltd. T n, thousands ot patrons convince you , t . kat Karangahape Rd., outside the hieh K-ntal area, affords "The Best For I« s o tkiportant ro MEN Ti.u. 7~ 1 Ready-to-Wear and Uadaimed u./ colours and sizes; also Naw L'-»7A. J. Hilford. 3. Rutland R?" Pttono V°K L Books - . Stationery. Tovs 7 T I"- Quite true—the "Best For iT A the result of 13 liipe Rd. -flopping in K&rangiaN°yoit T r Nl?w s™l N '|° su^ DEE Take Delivery When You Pleads. n _ . McBRIDE, Cash Tailor and Outfitter, 11-13, Victoria, St. W. "W* ANTED A number of women to call at any chemist and find out how "valuable ROYLE'S TONIC ESSENCE in ev«ry household. Buy a2s 6d bottle mix tho with. Eugax and water, and sou have 15s worth, of health-giving tonic %h&t -will i.an-i t© the -s/kolo 1