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late advertisements. F ISHING T A C K L !£< SEASON 1925-26. A Selection of the HIGHEST GRADE FISHING TACKI.B From the World’s Leading Manufacturer* NOW OBTAINABLE. Get our Illustrated Catalogue, post free on request. WILKIE’B, 92 PRINCES STREET, PPNEDIN. n O NOT MISS ** The NATIONAL DAIRY SHOW, { To be held on the SHOW GROUNDS, PALMERSTON ' NORTH, 15th, 16th, 17th, 18th, and 19th JUNE, 1926. Exhibition of Dairy and Other Machinery, Butter, Cheese, H ney, Fruit, Vegetables Etc., etc. Football, Horse-leaping, ana Other Ring Events. FIVE DAYS OF AMUSEMENT AND EDUCATION. Also, ' MAXAWATU POULTRY ASSOC LV' TIONS CHAMPION SHOW. ENTRIES for ALL CLASSES CLOSE on Ist JUNE, 1926. W. T. PENNY, Secretary. P.O. Box 85, Palmerston North. QTAGO EDUCATION BOARD. 1 Separate APPLICATIONS, on printed forms, obtainable at this office, will be received up till FRIDAY, 11th June, 1926, for the following VACANCIES. Except in cases of applicants from districts other than Otago, testimonials will not be required: HEAD MASTERS: Hampden, £2BO-£3lO and residence; Beaumont and Waiwera, £265-£295 and residence. SOLE TEACHERS: Tomahawk, £2lO- - and £4O house allowance; Awa- , mangu, Kokonga, and Maerewhenua. ' £l7O-£2OO, plus £lO remote allowance \ ' and residence; Kahuika, £l7O-£2OO • plus £lO remote allowance and ' £3O house allowance; Kuriwao, minimum salary for 1926, £75 p.a.: I Waihemo (Green Valley), salary for’ 1926, £l6O p.a. and residence (the teacher appointed will require to live >' in the residence MALE ASSISTANTS: Anderson’s Bay, 3rd Assistant (re-advertised): Bal- j clutha, 3rd Assistant; and Forbury, sth Assistant, £230-£2BO. FEMALE ASSISTANTS: Mornington, 6th Assistant, £205-£260; N.E. Valley, 13th Assistant; and Sawyers’ Bay, 2nd Assistant, £l4O-£l7o. FEMALE ASSISTANT (Infant Work): Heriot, £l4O-£175 plus £2O remote allowance. SPECIAL APPOINTMENT. FEMALE ASSISTANT: Caversham Convalescent Home and Dunedin Hospital (two hours in the morning at Convalescent Home and two hours in the afternoon at Hospital), £l4O-£175. The salaries quoted above are exclusive of grading additions. The grading numbers must be accurately stated on the application forms. The postages on applications must be prepaid. S. M. PARK, Secretary. Education Office, Dunedin, 28th May, 1926. QTAGO EDUCATION BOARD. NEW ELECTION OF SCHOOL COMMITTEES. MONDAY, 21st JUNE, 1926. The Householders in School Districts • which Failed to Elect School Committees on the evening of Monday, 26th April, 1926, are Hereby Notified that the Education Board of the District of Otago has, in accordance with Clause 9 of the Third Schedule of “ The Education Act, 1914,” fixed MONDAY, 21st June next, as the date for the New Election. The Meetings will be held at 7.30 o’clock p.m. in the School of each District. Householders are hereby called upon to send (in writing) to the Chairman of the School Committee of their district, before 8 o’clock p.m. on MONDAY, 14th June, 1 the Names of Persons (being * House- , holders) NOMINATED by them to serve i upon the Committee. j Each Nomination must be Signed by the Proposer and by the Candidate, and must \ be in the form set forth below:— To the Chairman of the j School Committee. —T, the Undersigned, j hereby Nominate (Christian Name and 1 Surname of Candidate) for Election as a Member of the above School Committee for the ensuing year. . (Signature of Nominator.) I hereby consent to the above Nomina-( tion. « . i (Signature of Candidate.) I ' Dated 1926. "J This is the only form of Nomination { allowed in districts where the average) attendance at the Public School for 1925 exceeded 240. In districts where there were not more than 240 children in average attendance at the Public School during ' 1925 Nominations may be made in the * manner above described, or by word ol mouth, at the Annual Meeting. J S. M. PARK, ' Secretary. Education Office, Dunedin, 26th May, 1926.