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WAIOURU. ACCOMMODATION. , "OAILffAY Accommodation House-Every ■ Jta* Comfort and Attention. Mrs. Kennedy, Proprietress. ; . ' . ' WAHGANUI. _ . ACCOMMODATION. rtEITERION HOUSE,. Nixon Place 5-min. V; f rom R'ly St'n. Hunt & Martin. Tel. 274. ESUCATieNAL. WATCH mHIS ; - OPACE For Local endorsements of Special Interest. to ART STUDENTS ' , and BUSINESS MEN..-A new , and important announcement 1 appearing each week. Watch ■'.'■. Advertisement changes closely. You, are sure to be interested later. • ' VICTORIA COLLEGE. STUDENTS will be enrolled on'-FRI-DAY, Ist: .APRIL. Professors will meet their Students as below:— ! : 5.15 p.m.—Address to Students by the Chairman of the Professorial Board, ' 'Room VII. ,: -.- I 5.45 p.m.—Professor Brown, Eoom VII. • Professor Richmond, Room 111.- . Professor Laby,. Chemistry Lecture Room. \ ■ fi. 15 p.m.—Professor Mackenzie, Boom .VIII.; ■ - '■; ■■--,■■■ (i.45 p.m.—Professor Picken, Room VII. professor Adamson, Room IV. 7.15 p.m.-lPrbfessoi , .Hunter, Room VIII. ■• ■ v Professor Eastcrfield, Cliemis--try Lecfuro Room. 7.45 p.m.—Professor Von Zertlitz, Room 11. Mr. Cotton, Geology* Labora- :• -.-•'■ •• tory. .- . . .. 8.15 p.m.—Jfr. Wilson, Room 1. , - ; . Professor Kirk, Biology .Lec- ■■'. t l "** 6 Room. . : :. . Students taking' Education will meet Mr. Grpy at tho First Lecture on MONDAY, -«K APRIL. : ; . Students desiring to 'obtain exemption froni Lectures ■ should make application for' exemption forthwith. : CHAS.'P. POWI.ES, . '' ' ;; ■ Registrar. ; NELSON BOARD OF EDUCATION.* . A.P-PLICATIbNS complying with con-* . J --». ditions hained.on the I'onn of Application will be received by the linder'signed up- to i p.m.: oh..FRIDAY, 22nu APRIL, .1910, for. tho folloinng-positions: Nelson Girls': First Assistant Teacher •(female); 'salary,-£2lO-210.' •'■ -.Lyell: Sole * Teacher; salary, £150-180, and residence. • ' : ,'. ' Kaituna, Aorere: Sole Teacher; salary, 4120-150, and £15 h.a. . Gflobo Hill, Progress: Sole Teacher;! salary, £120-150, and £15 h.a; Glenroy, Upper , Matakitaki: . Sole Teacher;-salary, £120-150, and £15 h.a. Church Hill, Dovedale: Sole Teacher; salary, £90-120, and use of residence. Puponga: Sole Teacher; salary, £90120, and £10 h.a. : ' : ; . . iFern Plat, Central Buller: Sole-Teach-er ; salary,. £90-120, and use 'Of residence. : Whakarewa, Motueka: Female Assistant ;-salary, £90-120. . ", T ' .' ..Birchfield: Female. Assistant; salary, .£9O-120.' .'■ v -. . ,'■ .■■ .-~ ■'■; Kongahti, ' Karainea: . .Teacher : for Household School; present salary, £42, and free board aml ; lodgings. V '':■:■.. '': ■','.\ ; 'n:,r; IVILLIAMS, v ;'"- ':■'■-■■.'•''•..• ! !■•'•..'■■" ■ , ' ' . Secretary. March 2.lth,' 1910. ' . , . ■■ ; ■ :'■•'•'■ ~ HOLLOW NECKS. . NECKS.. ■*> ■.:';'

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