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Wanted. WANTED, a MASTER and MISTRESS for the New District School at Inrercargill. Salary : Master £200 per annum, with rent allowance £20. Mistress £100 per annum. Applications must be sent in addressed to the Chairman Invercargill School Committee, not later than 28th February. T. Nutter, Clerk School Committee. , WANTED, a QUALIFIED TEACHER and SEWING MISTRESS, for Woodlands Main School. Teacher's salary, £100 and school fees, less £10. Salary of Sewing Mistress, £35. Average attendance last year, 54. A good six-roomed house and garden. Applications to be lodged with the undersigned, not later than 11th March. WM. BALFOUR, Clerk School Commitee, Woodlands, Longbush. 12th February, 1874. WANTED, PASSENGERS by Cobb's and other Coaches to know that they can rely on being called at the Occidental Hotel.— Billiard Balls, Cloth, Tips, Cues, &c, on sale. WANTED, Certificated TEACHER— Female— for Blackstone Hill Side Sohool. Salary: Government Subsidy, £60 per annum, and school fees, with residence. Applications, accompanied by testimonials, to be addressed— " Secretary, Blackstone Hill," on or before March Ist. SPECTACLES ! SPECTACLES I SPECTACLES J WANTED, the Weak-sighted to know that they oan have Spectacles properly adapted to suit their sights, at PERCIvAL'S, Optioian and Spectacle-maker to the Dunedin Hospital, No. 1, George street Pure Brazilian Pebbles, highly reoom. mended for defective visions. Also on sale, Sykea's Hydrometers, Glass do, Saocnaroma ters, Thermometers, Aneroid Barometers, Sextants, Quadrants, Ships' Compasses, Sali> Bometers, Lactometers, Mathematical Inatruments, Field Glassea, Telescopes, &o. N.B. —All kinds of Optical and Mathematical Instruments bought. Business Notices. GL. LONGFORD'S • COMMERCIAL HOTEL, Riverton, N.Z. The largest and most commodious house in the Western District. GLOBE HOTEL, PRINCES STREET (Opposite Market Reserve). Superior Accommodation for Travellers. Private Rooms for Families. Visitors from the country will find the comf ortß of a home at this healthily situated Hotel. MRS DIAMOND, Proprietress. First-class Stabling. THE LONDON JOURNAL (illustrated). BEST FAMILY PERIODICAL NOW PUBLISHED. Sale nearly Half a Million— Readers in All Parts of the Globe estimated at Four Millions. It containa Four Novels by the Best Writers, and Beautifully Illustrated. It also contains Every Month Copyright Coloured Fashion Plateß of Four Figures, designed expressly by renowned Continental Artists. Every Month Ladies' Monster Supplement of Faßhions, Patterna, and Needlework, with full Descriptions. Every Month Chronicle of Faßhions, describing all the most recent Events in the World of Fashion. Beautiful Views of all Places of Interest throughout the World. Magnificently executed Portraits of Celebrities, Living and Dead. Essays on all Subjects of General or Social Interest. Gleanings of Scientific Inventions and Discoveries, Household Receipts, Statistics, the Funniest Clippings conceivable, Gems of Thought, Miscellaneous Gatherings upon every possible Subject, Charming Poetry, &c, &c. Answers to Correspondents, embracing Replies to all Questions upon the widest range of Thought, Fact, or Fiction. LONDON JOURNAL in Weekly Numbers, One Penny. LONDON JOURNAL in Monthly Parts, Sevenpence. LONDON JOURNAL, Half-yearly Volumes, Four Shillings and Sixpence. LONDON JOURNAL— VoIumes 1 to 58 are now ready, bound in cloth. LONDON JOURNAL may be had of all Booksellers in the Colonies at a slight ad- 1 ranee on the London publishing price. ' LONDON JOURNAL— Parts and Volumes are always in print. LONDON JOURNAL Office, 322 Strand, London. LONDON JOURNAL — The Proprietor begs his Colonial Readers to obtain his JourDa? through th« Local Agents.