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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19236, 27 January 1926, Page 2

gOKOTTGH.- OF ROTOEUA. ASSISTANT TOWN CLERK. BOKO UGH INSPECTOR. Applications, which will clone* with tho tinebraiened at H p.m. on SATURDAY, February 6. 1920, will bo received for (ho positions oi: 1. Assistant Town Clerk. Salary £225 per annum. 2. Borough Inspector. Salary £3OO per annum. Conditions of appointment may bo soon Pt tho Oilico of thin Paper, or obtained {mi the uudoraignod. W. A. MoLEAN. Town Clerk. ROUGII OF DARGAVILLE. TURNCOCK WANTED. Applications, enclosed in sealed envelope.'! endorsed " Turncock." and addressed to ill'! Town Clerk# will he received tip to 4 p.m. on TUESDAY; the 9th day of February, 1-J26, for tho position of Turncock to the Borough of Diir;;avi3!e. Salary £5 10s per week. Schedule of conditions may be perused at the Ollico of this paper. W. MARTIN, January 22, 192 G. Town Cleric.

.Accustomed lo Uisrhwst Class of Accurate Work and Quick Production. Apply in confidence, stating age, details of cxpcriejice, and rate "f wa«W I0 * f(,ive ' 1 ' MiriiOMETHR, .JSfi, !II3ItAI.D. i TEACIIEIIS WASTED. COLLEGE. Applications, closing. "WEDNESDAY. I- eb- j runry :t, nrtt invited tor the position j BENCH A>!) HiSTORVTEACiIhR, o» j Quoon Margaret College, \V elhn«ton. ; Salary according to qualifications. Apply by letter, givius fullest particulars, ) THE PRINCIPAL, ; Queen Margaret College, 53, Hobsoix St., Wellington. I QEDDON TECHNICAL COLLEGE. TEMPORARY TEACHERS. ' Two Teachers of General Secondary School pTsojccta nre required as from February 8. Applications should be made in ■writing without delay to the undersigned. 0. J. PARK, Principal. CIOLWAY COLLEGE.— Applications are kj m>itecl for the position of Art arid Needlework Mistress for the above Girls College. Successful applicant will bo required also "o assist in Junior School. Duties commence Febxuar- 9,. Salary, £95 per annum, with residence. Applications closo with undersigned on 30th inat. A. KEITH.

Secretary, Mastcrton. HOLIDAY ACCOMMODATION. A CCOMMODATION, superior, for Casuals -t.i. and Permanent*; ideal rest home.—boafield House, Ocean View Rd... Takapuna. A CCOMMODATION, superior Seaside J-x Farm.—Vacancies paying, guests and convalescents; delightful , surroundings.— Proprietreas, Wharereka. Oneroa Bureau. -"!>BOWN'S BAY—Picnickers and Campers .S3 "Provisioned at Aitken'a General Store. Confectionery. Soft Drinks, Ices. Royal Mail bus leaves Devoiiport, 8.20 a.m., 5.30 p.m. Brown's Bay, 7 u.rn., 4.30 p.m.—A. W. Aitken. Phono Albany 19. tpIOWN'S BAY.—The Wharf Stores, -O Brown's Bay Pioneer, Store. Hot Water, Provisions and Supplies at reasonable prices. '■Choicest ' Confectionery, Sou Drinks. Ice Creams, etc.—A. E. Nyborg. rpEOWN'S ' BAY, The _ Rest.—HolidayID makers and Picnickers catered for. Light refreshments, high-class_ confectionery, Boft drinks, ico creams and news agency.— Mrs. E. Wilkinson, Proprietress. 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Sherwood, Proprietress. QT. HELIERS t Beach.—"The Grand Hotel."—Superior Accommodation-, Ist class Dining and Tearooms.—L. Bradley. Proprietor. ST. HELIERS BAY.—HOTEL GRANDE VUE.—Up-to-datß Brick Hotel, close to wharf, right on waterfront. First-class Accommodation and Cuisine, Bathing. Fishing find Boating. Cosy Dining and Tearooms. MRS. PETRI?SON. Proprietress. Phone H 7 fSt Heliers.} QTJP.FDALE,—Bach, furnished, all convs.: : O accommodate 4; rent 30a. —Address at! rpAKAPTTNA.—Comfortable Burnished X Rooms, handy beach, trams.—E. S. Harvey, Evei'slcigh Rd., Takapuna. "WAITAKERRS (near), Acqommodn--1 T tion. tennis, motor, picnics; native hush; fmit, cream- phone.—Phillips, The IS'i'MiM. _TTr-T>derson. _ HnF/TANGT -BEACH' HOTEL. Wafhelm V." ifdnnd »_ia Osterid, (Under New Management.)— Right on Auckland's finest ocean lieach. Ideal rest, and recreation in delightful INC., BOATTNG. • ETSUTNG., TENNIS. Make vour holtdav a real di nit day. Buses meet all boats at Ostend. K-rcellent cuisine. Tariff from £3 3* weekly. Phones 46-753 or Private Wire ("Mend,—Proprietors, G. R. and G. M. McGREVY. /"V RAF 111 (Waiheke).~-*>Qrapiu' House (lnt« V/ Pegler'a), comfortable and select; all convenience*. , lovely be«ch and bush: tariff, ,f2 10s per week. Tof°nhone, private line, via Awnrpa.—Letters, L. Tentenberg, Trig"'" Bug. Anek'find. ONETANGT CENTRAL STORES. WailieVo Tslnnd. n't. Ostend.—Best part of Onetangi, Occits Beach, good furnished .and rnfurnished Bachs to let: tents for hire; (Iraoery and eeneral groceries: dances. Wed. f.nd flat, nights.—A. E. Lc Roy. Manager. ONETANGI 'DANCE HALL. WeiboV e Island, via Ostend, rieht on Auckland's most beautiful ocean beaeb.—Delightful mnsfo, accommodates 100 connlea; light refreshments; liicrh-cl'iss confectionery: Onetnnf?'" buses meet all boats at Ostend. ■ 'TrKLE'S BAT HOUSE (at the Wharf).— ,lx 'HV.Hier! Brin<» VOUr /.FTrT.F'S f ov f h „ t > TTolidavs; pneeUl and Attractions for Children. Pw'nVjg. Eoiting, Tennis, * Safo Batbing. Reduced Rates f«r Families: r'-nndanee o< fruit, crtam, milk and eggs. Phono or write. CAMPBELL AND pnmF. Proprietors. ec.-j'L'vn «T»,\y VTEW" HOSTEL, WATTTRKF,, close to wbsvrf and be«ch, pood sw'mming and bo»fir»". fir«t-eln(w dT-u-n ba.ll. pianols, t-rifj. F.i "s we-'k: H)Arrtin« and afternoon teas: under w mancgemwf MRS. F. D. Pror>riefre?n. 0 W E S. w aihbi e.. SPEND TIOT-rm-vq AT COWF.S. V i chi on th" Safe B" i 1 ''" 0-"d Asrb"'' Ter. n ■ D*«e«> ev<l TTpB ' Testing and L-- T-t Fw to Patrons. (jfv-u* T Abie r »:»>• n ~e -l 1 " Tvet T.-v, <-v4<S'oRF"o4, T ,"R~ ;he , P furfing. shoot„ imr. in i' ? onl • *P O nnrl rflwmodslinn .A goncv. 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