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RAILWAY NOTICES. EW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. ■ . RACES AT METHVEN. On 9th DECEMBER EXCURSION TICKETS will be issued to METHVEN, from Christ-! church, Hatfield, and intermediate Stations by the 8.5 a.m. Special Train from. Christchurch; and from Ashburton, Chertsey, and" intermediate Stations 4>y ordinary Morning Train, available for return till 10th DECEMBER. A Special Train, stopping ■where required to pick up passengers for Methven, will' leave Christchurch at. 8.5 a.m., arriving Methven 11.5 a.m., returning from Methven at 6.0 p.m. and arriving Christchurch 8.55 p.m. Season and Commutation Tickets and Free Passes will not be available by these Trains. The Return Special will connect jat Rakaia with tfie Evening Train Christchurch to Ashburton. . The Evening Train from Christchurch .for Ashburton and Methven will leave Christchurch at 5.20 p.m.y Rakaia 7.22, arriving Ashburton 8.5 and Methven 8.55 p.m. 1203 BY ORDER. EW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. , ( SOUTHLAND SHOW. EXCURSION TICKETS will be issued to INVERCARGILL from Christchurch, Pelichet Bay, and intermediate Stations on 11th and 13th DECEMEER, available for return till 27th DECEMBER. 1205 BY ORDER. VEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR HOLIDAYS, 1915-1916. EXCURSION TICKETS will be issued from any Station to any Station on the South Island Main Line and Branches, North Island Main Line and Branches, and Westland Section from 17th DECEMBER, 1915, to 3rd; JANUARY, 1916, available for Return till 17tti'FEBRUARY, 1916. 1204 BY ORDER. JT-EW ZEALANDa RAILWAYS. JUNIOR PORTERS" AND TRAFFIC RAILWAY DEPARTMENT. APPLICATIONS are invited from Persons between the ages of 18 and 30 (last birthday) for 1 POSITIONS as Junior Porters and Traffic Labourers in'.. thj: Railway,- Service. Forms of application, conditions of employment, and particulars df wages, etc., may , be obtained froni any Stationmaster. /Applications to be addressed 1o General Mana- i ger, Railways, Wellington. 1202 BY ORDER. EDUCATIONAL.

T£ING EDWARD TECHNICAL COBLEGE, DUNEDIN. APPLICATIONS for the following POSITIONS will be received till 22nd INST. :-i- ---! Science Master. Salary; v £3OO-£350. Female Assistant for English and Elementary Science. Salary beginning at ;'■• £l6O. .: '■■• '. ANGUS MARSHALL, 1-180. :: Director. IHE EDUCATION BOARD OF THE DISTRICT OF NORTH canterbury: The Board invites. APPLICATIONS, accompanied, by testimonials,, for the Position of SECOND ASSISTANT MASTER at Richmond ;:.' salary £l9O-£220. Applications to lie sent in to " the, Secretary of the Board not later than Thursday, 16th December. ' : - :; ;: ■'. '■'' H. C. LANE, ■ i ■ Secretary. : Christchurch, 3rd December, 1915* ,1210 YDENHAM MUSIC STORES FREDERIC R. VINCENT, Agent for THE PATHEPHONE, f'The Machine with the Human. Voice." New "Multitone Sound Box, with uhwearable sapphire. No needles required. 460 COLOMBO ST., CHRISTCHURCH. MR J, HOLMES ; RUNNICLES Teaches the ART OF SINGING In all its Branches. VOICE PRODUCTION"! DEEP BREATHING a Specialty. Studio: No. 3 The Bristol Piano Co., Cashel St. Private Address: 79 Francis Avenue, St. Albans. .547ILBER.T BID GOOD (Musical Director Everybody's Picture Theatre, Christchurch) Is prepared to receive a LIMITED NUMBER of PUPILS for PIANO. Pianos selected for intending buyers. —Address:— 264 GLOUCESTER STREET (Near Barbadoes Street). 607 USIC IS A NECESSITY. • Learn thoroughly, and quickly Piano, Violin, or 'Cello (moderate fees) in your own homes or at 24 Lincoln Road, Spreydon. MR CULLEN, Professional Teacher. .494 JJIS.S M. HARTLEY, CERTIFICATED PIANIST. Pupils Prepared for Examination. Term starts any time. 'Phone 1675. Address: 43 SHREWSBURY STREET. ROOMS AT MILNER & THOMPSON'S. "RS MAY SPEIRS, SCHOOL OF MUSIC: -• ViolinV Mandolin, and Pianoforte. One guinea peri term of 12 weeks (advance fee). Thorough tuition. 36 OXFORD TERRACE WEST (near; Montreal Sti Bridge). .198 SATURDAY MORNING * " ' TYPEWRITING CLASSES. A knowledge of typewriting is essential —to business success. The. clerk who cannot typewrite is at a great disadvan- — tage. Speed only comes with practice, but- 'it is necessary that the, correct principles of fingering be first learned. Students attending schools, by enrolling at once, have a splendid opportunity of learning the Art of Typewriting on correct principles. The Classes will be held on Saturday mornings from 10 till 12. A very low -- fee is being charged, and the term will extend to the Christmas vacation. Each Student will receive the PER- — SONAL attention of our Typewriting tion, the Teachers' Diploma of the National Shorthand Association (Typist's Section), England. Full particulars may be had on appli- — cation to THE DIRECTOR. £J.ILBY"S COLLEGE, LTD., ,-\ Next Chief Post Office, CATHEDRAL SQUARE, CHRISTCHURCH. i • ■ .372'; HALLENSTEIN'S BUILDINGS, , ; : Opposite D.I.C. Principal: MISS M. D. D<GBY, P.C.T., I.P.S. (Typists' Section)* DAY AND EVENING CLASSES In all Commercial Subjects, including SHORTHAND, TYPEWRITING, BOOKKEEPING. NOTE.—Our teaching is INDIVIDUAL, I THOROUGH, and PRACTICAL, and the results achieved by OUR PUPILS stand unequalled. I SATURDAY MORNING CLASSES. ■ Classes in the above Subjects at SPECIAL FEES are held on SATURDAY MORNINGS tor. SECONDARY SCHOOL PUPILS. : Full particulars regarding Class Hours, Fees, etc., on application at the School. rANTED Known—Certain Cure for Itching Piles. E. W. Hall, herbalist, Armagh Street.