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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1661, 30 January 1913, Page 1

ENCACEMENTS. \VANTED, Children's Nurse, Nursery »' ' Maid kept. Apply. Mrs. Godfrey Pharazyn, Hastings... , WANTED, a Governess for two little * » ' girls; Knglish and piano. Apply to Mrs. h. W. Gieseu, Portfleld, Dannevlrke. . thoroughly experienced ' » Finishing Governess, for country. Apply "Fiuishiug Governess," "Dominion" Oihce. ■TyANTED, Position as Daily Gover- • " ness. Experienced school and music teacher. Anply. "Jt., 428," "Dominion" Office. .. - " ' k '?S7'ANTED, Under-Matron for Boys' '»' Preparatory School, assist sewing and light housework. Apply Mrs. Orford, Winchester. "EIXPERIENCED Gentleman, 45, engaged ■"-• in large English export concern, dcsires, responsible appointment. German, French, English; highest references. Box M 1212, T. B. Browne's Advertising .Offices, 163 Queen Victoria Street, London, Eng. WANTED,. Earn big money by writing . business-producing Advertisements. Spare time study by mail—the world's most efficient school. Write. to-day for free book "F." Dixon Institute (London). N.Z. representative, Jas. Rodger, USD' LichfieldStreet.Cliristchurch. C" ROYDON PREPARATORY SCHOOL. Boarding and Day School for Boys under 14 years of age. Special Class for Boys , under six. First term 1913' commences on Wednesday, sth February. Boarders and new boys must be at 6chooV onfr.TUESDAY, Ith February. , Miss bpmmerville, 81 Hill Street. : '■■' ' LADIES! Eurn .£1 per week easily 1 and in your own home. Pleasant work and easy to learn. All. ,that is* necessary is a Torchon Lace 1 Loom and' our simple book of instructions. Wo purchase all work at highest -market rates. ■ Send 3d. stamps for full particulars of our plan. . The Torchon Laco Co., Desk No. 11, Centreway, 263 Collins St., Melbourne (late of Empire Arcade). • - TO NEW'SPATER'p'ROPRiITORS. MANAGING-EDITOR, disengaged.' owing'.dissolution partnership-; complete technical knowledge of detail, rotary, linotypes and jobbing; commercial acumen arid integrity vouched by excellent refer-, encas.- .Confidence of inquirers rigidly respected may lead mutual advantage. , "PROGRESSIVE," . '■;. '■ ' ' . Post.Office, Te Aro. \ r . ' ••'. VIOLIN. .j. ! MISS LAURENA. P; ANDERSON re- . sumes Teaching on MONDAY', 3rd February. ' '- Address, 34-Talavera Terrace, Wellington. ; . • : At Begs's MONDAY and WEDNESDAY; AFTERNOONS from 2 o'clock. ')..,' ;■-/■ GD. MAC KIN TO S H,-.'. •» -\ ■/:No. 36 Kent Terrace 1 ■:..■■'■ : (Music' Master. Wellington. College),.. '" ' Teacher of the' .. i. : ' PIANOFORTE AND SINGING, Also Violin, i'iute; Clarinet/, and other 1 ■■■ 1 . ■''■■•' Instruments...'!.' : ■'..".- Will Resume Teaolung on ■ SATURDAY, Ist-FEBRUARY,-1913. . : THEORY A SPECIAL FEATURE.

"JMTISS" MARGARET' ' ■ NEUMANN, TEACHER OF PHYSICAL CULTURE, ; Routh's. Buildings; Featherston 'Street'.'., ;R«sumes Teaching" at .'her Rooms-on'' :'■;• -MONDAY, FEBRUARY/ 3rd. ; ; .. . -..'■'• Interviews 10-a.m. to- 5- p.m. ; .'.,/ . ■,:__; THE "First Term, ■ 1313, «'wiil : -begm 'on ■• THURSDAY, 30th ; January.: Tho Headmaster, will receive hew Pupils on WEDNESDAY; 20th January, between,!t a\m. and 1 p.m., and'between.2 and 5.30 p.m. .■". '■"■'■■■■. '■;•'•■; v CHAS. P. POWLES, , ; ■..' ■ Secretary. FITZHERBERT TERRACE SCHOOL, WELLINGTON. BOARDING ANIVDAY SCHOOL"FOR GIRLS. • Principal: MISS BABER. M.A. ■ The new Term wiil begin on Thursday, .February-6th.. \ ■ .;•' '•' -, : ', Miss Baber will'be at homo on Wednesday.'February sth, 10-12 a.m. ahd 3-5 p.m. .' PIANOFORTE PLAYING. / TMTR, . BAXTER • '■;■ BUCKLEY Resumes Teaching '' . ' FEBRUARY-17th,. .1913. ,', Studic: 229 WILLIS STREET,. ■Hours': 9-12, 2-5.'. .'' '■' - ''• " ~ " " ~~ — ~ WELLINGTON GIRLS' COLLEGE. THE First Term,' 1913, will begin ou WEDNESDAY, sth February. The Principal will receive new Pupils Tuesday, 4th Fdbruary, between 9.30 a.m. and 1 p.m. and between 2 and i p.m. Girls under 10 admitted at half. Lower School Fee. -No. 10 Hill Street has been approved-by the Board of' Governors as a Boardingnouse for Pupils under the supervision,of Mrs. Urquhart.' '_ . CHAS. P. POWLES, Secrehry. CHILTON ' HOUSE 'SCHOOL, '255 The. Terrace. Boarding and Day Sbhool for Girls. Principal: MRS. HENRY SMITH. Next Term Begins on THURSDAY, Fob- ' •-■•.-' ruary the 6th. Mrs. Henry Smith will be at Home on and after MONDAY, February tho 3rd. New Girla arc asked to be.at the School 'on WEDNESDAY, February the sth, at 10 a.m. ■'• OldvGirls are'cordially invited tbUhe opening of the School on THURSDAY, February-the 6th.

T>ANKS'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, .11 Grey Street. :' . Our" & BOOK-KEEPING CLASSES Have Now Resumed Work. Now Students are requested to Enrol • between 12 and 3 p.m. Telephone, 2098. \ P.O. Box, 162. QUEENSLAND. APPLICATIONS, with testimonials of training- and experience, aro invited for the position of Lecturer in Mining, Ore Dressing, Surveying, and either (a) Mechanical Drawing, or (b) Materials and Structures, at the School of Mines, Charters Towers. Salary, .£350 por annum. ' ' School Term commences 24th February, 1913. ".' _ i Applications, which should specify date on whioh duties could be taken up, to he forwarded, to tho undorsigned on or before,the 13th February next. A. R, MACDONALD, Under-Secretary for Mines, Brisbane. ""* : Tb AISY " VACUUM Xs -GLEANER. 'Floors, Upholstery, Walls, Ceilings, oil Cleansed ot Dust by these invaluable little machines. Prices, from -E.l 10s. Hire, from 6s. per dnv. Call and Sec RAND, WALKER. AND CO., 'Phone 3509. \ King's • Chambers. WANTED Known—Qncroe Bros.' Summer Sale starts Friday, at 10. C Pieces White 80-inch Twill Sheeting, Is. Sd. for Is. 3d., Is. lid. for Is. 6d„ 2s. 2d. for Is. 9d.j 12 Sample Marcolla'Quilts, 255. ?.>r 16s. 0d„ 30s. for 19s. (id., 3o>. for Ks. lid. i 0 Pieces Beautiful Table Damask, wido width, si„ for Is, Otl., 2s, 3d. for ,Is, i)d,-, 2s. 9dYfor-ls.- lid'; 116 Willis StJ