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COUNTY COUNCILS. AMURI COUNTY COUNCIL RIVER PROTECTION AND REPAIR WORK. TV ANTKD, as toon a.= passible TWO ■»V TWO-HORSE TEAMS for CartTni>ou.ders and trees; minimum wa?o day (wot and dry). A'.so SIX LABOURERS minimum wapo 10s pov day (wet and drv) iter, v.bcd to river protection work preferred len.s, tools, etc., provided. Three months' work guaranteed. D. T. DALZELL, County Overseer. Ciilvertien. March 4th, 101:5. ' 9553 ' MOUNT HERBERT COUNTY COUNCIL. ALL OUTSTANDING RATES due to ths

Council must be paid on or before tsAII'RDAY, March 16th. 191 S. After that date 10 PER CENT, will bo ADDED, and to bo sued for. w. A. CARTENTER, Cour.tv Clerk. Council Chamber, March Sth. IOIS. OC-57 borough councils. NEW BRIGHTON BOROUGH COUNCIL. ■ RATES. 2Q PER CENT. CI be ADDED to ALL RATES UNPAID after THURSDAY, 11th March, 101.6. BOSOMWORTH. 9,09 Town Clerk. educational! ~ DANCING. M ls ii Sirs 'Six !=. "SrSS.! rs'fer.i, 9663 TRANCING, Deportment, Physical Culture Under Royal and Vice-Regal patronage. Miss Lowe having returned from Australia, will resume her classes for Dancinz and Deportment from March 18th. Waltzing taught in three private lessons. At homo Tuesday afternoons. SO7 Montreal street. _ L4G3-1 TRANCING, Deportment, Physical Exercise MISS COX (pupil of Mrs Wordsworth. London) resumes Afternoon Classes from March 11th. Claes for juniors at Miss Webb's School, Merivale. Evening Classes forming. TE WHARE, 53 Hereford street W. Telephone 354. C 2502 WINE. THE SUPREME BRI-' ' , TISH RESTORATIVE. Where a change or holiday , : s not possible the.best tonio is a bottle of HALL'S WINE. It gives tho strength to "carry on." Used by all British Hospitals. Geo. Bonnington, Ltd. All Chemists. Wholesale Agents, Young's Chemical Co., Wellington. G4640- . TO ALL INTERESTED IN ACCOUNTANCY. (Including Women, who are now freely enter . ing tho Commercial AVorld). CLASSES TX ACCOUNTANCY ANIT COMMERCIAL LAW ' — At — /CANTERBURY UNIVERSITY COLLEGE Term Commences MARCH 16th. The Course covers the subjects required' nnder the Regulations of tho: — Professional Examinations of the N.Z. Society of Accountants (inc. Bachelor of Commerce Degree). Bookkeepers' Examination (Certificate of Proficiency). Public Service, Junior and Senior Examinations. Teachers' Certificate Examination. The Classes are held in the Evenings, and are open to everyone over the age of sixteen. Students need not sit for an examination unless they eo desire. * Tho Instruction is thoroughly practical, and attention is devoted to individual training. The College Library is open to all students attending classes. THE FEES ARE EXCEPTIONALLY MODERATE: - 10a 6d PER HOUR PER TERM. For further particulars apply to .Vj GEORGE H. MASON. Registrar, , , 9546 Cantorbnry College. T\IGBY'S COMMERCIAL SCHOOL The Foremost and moat Successful Commercial Institution in New Zealand. $?.; The School holding PITMAN'S AUSTINLASIAN SHORTHAND RECORD for . High Speed Writing. ,y HIGH SPEED means HIGH -Remuneration. Over 650 Students have been placed in remunerafcivo Positions during the past two years, and others are daily receiving appoint- , . ment. The above indicates the appreciation of Commercial Houses of the training given to OUR Students. We hold DAY AND EVENING CLASSES in all COMMERCIAL SUBJECTS. Term Commences at Any Time. Railway Concession Tickets for Country Students. HALLENSTEIN'S BUILDINGS (Opp. D.1.0.). D2104.705i GOOD POSITIONS > %OR AMBITIOUS YOUTHS. £108 PER ANNUM AND "FOUS'D." THE smallest appointment & young gets who graduates from The Dominion College of Radio-Telegraphy, Ltd., 13 worth £9 a month. Many pupils have secured £& BfSswf <sSM S3E i stfts. d YOU can qualify under our expert direction ; in sP few We m Wireless by Specialised Correspondence Course. Call or write for Free Prospectus. THE DOMINION COLLEGE OF RADIO-TELEGRAPHY, LTD.. 63 cthrfml «»««• f »«dA»ckto»a. H. M « \ Secondary K Secondary lege wlt L ° tho stu- Classes ' Secondary If, "Ma- Cla«e 4 Secondary dent h classes Secondary trio in the quickest p Classc6 Secondary tir^ c ay classes are Classes . Secondary Our iJay i ea rn- Claesea Secondary composed of t icu . Classes Secondary en aniious Classes ; Secondary late. and M c °^ n t ™ £os- Classes Secondary fusions as soon as p CIa6MB Secondary sible. _ t studies Classes Secondary . Adv«Mcmw< iin « ioi~ , Secondary is j a j n . classes Secondary liable- AU m Secondary dividual. (LoU vain), Classes Secondary Scarce university Classes Secondary a 6U f„?manv years' ex- Clauses Secondary Cow* <* a P"" Secondary penenc , classe4 Secondary sonal mteresL Cla9Se » . Secondary Bt "^' cta are clearly Classes e A^riirt ol t 8K ; festsess c :2 S Secondary successes and £ classes Secondary commendable l attain Secondary ments of Gilbj riasses Secondary dents each successive Cl»«« . Secondary year. ClaMe* Secondary Particulars on appli ssss -sa IS ll#f^ STO « Secondary YOUR EFryKia. riasses Secondary Country Students atSecondary tending thi3 ClaSßta Secondary entitled to special class* l Secondary way conceesions F.C.I. (Knk Dhector, CATHEDR^Q C ukl { rCHR ft IS C TCHUBCE. f~EFT-OFF Clothing =7™^ High street (J.to of &° £ CloS: Letters -