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PROFESSIONAL ENGAGEMENTS. WANTED, Pupils for .Piano, Violin, Guitiir, Banjo,' Mandolin; £1 Is. quarter; instruments ■ supplied- Signor Vadala, 163 Willis Street. ]V/r ADE'MOISEIjLE~ Jl7 DU BOSSON will resume her French Classes on Thursday. Evenings, Fridays, and Saturdays, at 119 Wiilis Street, Frost and. Frost_Building. "V'OUNG. Man, 26 years, with connection ' : to Hamburg and representative there, wants-position in an Export and Import Firm, intending-later to travel for 'firm, Write "Import."-"Dominion" Office. ■' • ... DOCTOR'S Practice, with residence, •for.Sale or L-ease, in One of the best positions, in Christchmrch; immediate possession. - Apply, in first 'instance, -by letter, addressed Box 257, P. 0., Christchurch. . • . ' TOSTANTED—'"Language is Power; I can ' •/-'.make you .a master of terse, vigorous English," says Granville Kleiser. Will you give -him the opportunity? Mail Course.- Write for free prospectus "E." Jas. Rodger, 112 d Lichfield Street,Christchurch. COMMERCIAL TRAVELLFjR. \fir ANTED Known—Tt-t Waiter P. . Hill'invites. Agencies on Commission from merchants and mann'netur&rs, for Marlborough, Nelson, and West Coast. Box 21, Nelson... CROYDON' PREPARATORY SCHOOL, ' /;, _ Day's Bay, -Wellington. • TJOARDING School for Boys, undef 14 , ,years of age. Principal, Miss Sommernlle. First term 1914 commences on WEDNESDAY, 11th FEBRUARY. ' ceived -at the .-Canterbury Club, Christchurch, Miatii the ,14ih of APRIL, 1914, at 4 ; p.m., for Rehuilding Club in • accordance with conditions to be seen and obtained at the Office- of this paper, or on application to the Secretary, Canterbury Club, Christchurch. : . T. HART, Secretory.. Office of Public Service Commissioner, Wellington, 20th Januarv, 1914. A PPLICATIONS will be received by -ii-- the undersigned up till noon On. the 20th February, 1914, for the position of Vine and Winfe las'truc-tor, Department of Agriculture. '; Further particulars may be' seen in the New Zealand Gazette of tho 22nd instant, or may be had on application to tho Permanent Head, Department bf Agriculture. .' Salary to .commeace, .£l7O, Maximum, £220. General Division. A, J. H. BI'.NGE, ■ Secretary. '' NORTH CANTERBURY HOSPITAL AND CHARIT'ABLiJ AID BOARD. A PPLICATIONB are invited for the | - Position o£ JUNIOR HOUSE SURGEON at the Sanatorium for Consumptives,. Cashmere Hills, Christchirroh, for a' term of one year. Salary, £150, with board and residence. ■ Applications to be forwarded to the Mcuical Superintendent, Sanatorium, not later than SATURDAY, February 2Sth, 1914. ' -■■ - BOROUGH OF CART'EJ'TO'S. Applications, marked "Application for Town .Clerk," will v.received' by .the underjijnediiip't'oJS (NOQS) oil SATl'];i)Ar, the L'lst -inst., for the position of' Town Clerk, Borough Treasurer, Rate Collector/ and' Returning Officer far the: above Borough. /: Applicants' to forward testimonials and , state past experience: : -Tho duties 'com- < p'riso all- work pertaining to the 'abovo offices.: Salary to commence at £150 per annum. , , I J; MONCRIEFF. ■ Town Clerk. Carterton, 12lh. February, 1914. • : , SINGING. ; MADAME MONKMAN-DE3IPSTER , ITJ. i (late of Dunedin) will be at her Studio.to enrol Students:'' Monday, Weci- ■ . nesday,.Friday afterßOons, 3 to 6;,Eve.n» ! ■ ings, 7 to 9.. Studio: No. 3 Building (over London Dental),. Willis and Manners Streets. : ■ . MISS MINA-CALDOW ,' (The N.Z. Contralto) MAS, at the urgent request of her 1 many friends, decided to give ai limited number of Lessons (prior to her departure for England) in Voice Production and. Singing. Terms, etc., to 67 : Ellice, Street. Pllo-ne 2iißs.' G. D. MACKINTOSH, No. 36, Kent Terrace. rjTEACHER of the PIANOFORTE and J- SINGING, also Flutiy. Violin, Clarinet, and other instruments, will Resume Teaching on MONDAY; 2nd February, 1911. ■ THEORY a Special Feature, ;H. ' TEMPLE WHITE', Conductor, Organist, Aecotnpanist, and Teacher of Piano, Organ, binging, and Theory, resumes Lessons MONDAY, FEBRUARY 9th. Terms, etc., at Messrs. Be'gg and Co. Private Address—Brooklyn. ISS D..-.A. SMYTH, Metaphysician, E<)om 5, corner of Manners and Willis Streets. Hours: 11-1 and & to 6, Wednesdays and Sundays excepted. Patients not only cured but taught how to command continued Health, Do you wish for Business Success and Happiness? Then coma , and leara . the Science of Suggestion and Cultivation of Magnetic Personality. . TO THOSE INTERESTED IN LKARN- ; ING PRACTICAL BOOK-KEEPING ■ OR ACCOUNTANCY. THE 1913 EXAM. RESULTS. TTIHE Successes . achieved by Heming» A way 'and Robertson's Students at' the latest Accountancy Degree and Diploma in' Book-keeping Exams., as shown by the official'returns,, include:— First Honours and Prizeman Final Degree., Third Honours and Prizeman Final ; Degree. First Honours and Prizeman, Interme- ■ • diato Degree . (in Part). • , Second Honours and Prizeman Intermediate Degree, First Honours and Prizeman Book- ,.- keepers Exam. . Two Candidates tied for Third Honours placos-hoth wero Students of Hemingway and Robertson.. The abovo makes TWENTY-THREE HONOURS PLACES AND FIRST PRIZES won .in. Open Competition to all New Zealand 'by Hemingway and Robertson's Accountancy Students. According to the - latest Official Returns, 29 Candidates passed the Final and qualified for admission. to the New Zealand Society of Accountants. Eighteen of these were Students of Homing-" way, and Robertson. One hundred and fifty-fear ■ was the total Passes in both grades in all New Zealand. Of these, 9), were prepared by Hemingway and Robertson. To these excellent results of 1913 nius.l be added that of 27 of Hemingway and Robertson's Candidates passing the LAW PROFESSIONAL EXAMINATION held last November. HEMINGWAY AND ROBERTSON 7 Are now Enrolling New Students. Write to the Director,' wrLFRiD rr. Hemingway, f.t.a. (X.Z.), Solicitor, Union Buildings, Customs Street. 'Phone 1162, P.O, Boi 519.