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PROFESSIONAL ENCAOEHENTS. WANTED, a dren. Apply Mrs. T. E. Willis, _Woodeiidean,'' Greatrbrd. rilWO N-iirbs3~ivouUl tako Charge of JL Private Hospital for term. Apply WANTED, Position competent Nurse, iiiv.riiid ur chronic ciu?, towii or conntry; well TCco-inme-nded. Star Picgistryu2MJ3»iay J . WANTED, Typiste, sowo knowledge Boak-kecpilis. Apply this morning. Eooia 12, Bank of New Zealand Chambers, To Aro. ' WANTED, positions for Lady Nurses and Governesses; good testimonials, country preferred. Apply Stavcley, Stcwart Dawepn Chambers. WANTEDrPupliTfor Piano, VioTin, Guitar, Banjo, Mandolin; £1 Is. quarter; instruments supplied. Signor \ adala, J6J JVUlis Street. M IJ\VSPAPeS~ Proprietors.—Advertiser •*■" (38), i'f-om Homo, seeks Position where kncnrlciljre of newspaper production nnd publish ins.', modern johbing, reporting, is required. "Eureka," "Dominion* , Ottice, Vveliißfjton, \jyANTED—Acqnire vigour a*ul force ' » in Speakiuff. Give Grcnvillo Kleiser J5 minutes daily and he will positively make you a convincing speaker by mail. Prosjiectus "S" free. Jas. Refer, Seio ■ X'GiiMEßciAt tkaveIIeeT"VSTANTED Walter P. » ' Hill invites Agencies on Commission from merchants and manufacturers, for Marlliorough, Nelson, and West Coast B«x iil, Nelson. "uNIVEEsTtyWNEW ZEALAND."" APPLICATIONS are invited for the -tA Position of Aesislant-Kegistrar of the University of New Zealo-iid, at, a salary of .£250. These must be in my hnnds before aifth March. B. HECTOR, Kegistrar. _Sflth Jebruaty, 1514.. MASTEPvTOK MUNICIPAL BKAttT™ BAND. APPLICATIONS aw invited for a , .CONDUCTOR to the above Hand. Applicants must bs competent to coach band for contests, state when able to tako charge, and furnish credentials. Salary, -up to £196. per annum guaranteed by local bodies. Full particulars C. S, EDGVANE, Secretary, 11 South Bead, llastwlon. NEW.PLYMOUTH HIGH SCHOOL. APPLICATIONS are invited for tho ■*■** position .of Junior Assistant Mistress; salary, .£125 per annum. Applicants must bo ojiaiiW to teach Latin or FretiGh to Kntricuktiion Standard, and aro lecpiestod' to state how soon they can enter on their duties. AppH-eatio-Es to ba sent in by February iStii. WALTER BEWLEY, Secretary. ■ifAELBOEOUGH HIGH SCHOOL; ! BLENEEIM. A' PPLICATIONS nro invited' for- the 1 'Position of ASSISTANT MASTER in the above scbooi. Applirants should be qualified to assist in tho general work of the school, including science, nnd especially to give; instruction io-Agricul-tural Science. Saiary, oC2SO. ' Applications, accompanied' by testimonials, must reach the- undersigned not later than 10 a.m. on SATURDAY, fth MARCH. Ap. plk-ante to state date- on which they wwild ue free to late up duties. E, 8. HYLTON, Secretary. THE FARMERS' CO-OPIiIEATIVE~OB.-GANISATION' SOCIETY OF NEW ZEALAND, LIMITED. A PPLICATIONS, addressed to the InXS, tei'ini Secretary. H&wWa, are invited for the. position uf Secretary to th? above Society. Thp Society is ju«t starting basiness, and tlie i»sition will grow in importance with tho growth of the Society. Applicants are desired to enclose with application qualifications and conies of testimonials, and to state tho salary at which they aro prepared to work to commence with. j Applications will close,, at Hawera, on SATURDAY, 28th February, at 10 a.m. For partieali'irs as to duties apply to INTERIM SECRETARY.

"NORTH OTAGO TIMES," OAMAfiU. A PPLICATIONS, acconjpanied by testi- ■£%■' ,- nionials, are invited for tho Position of Managing Editor for the above paper, at a. salary of .£4OO per -suiirani. Applicant mast beV thoroughly comire-tent in every department of Newspaper- work and General Printing. Alternative applications are invited for (ai Editor and (l>) Business Manager of. the. pa|)i;r, stating salary espected and when able td begin duty. Applications must bo lodged lttth tho undersigned on or before 7th March. B. PIPER, Secretary, "North Otago Times"'Co.; Ltd., Bos 9?, P. 0., OAMAEU. PUBLIC EXAMINATIONS. mHE Proprietors of BANKS'S COMi. • itERQtAL COLLEGI-i. Wclliniston, pr?p«re Students for tlm Law- Professional, Acuountancy, BnokfceDjiei's',' Kn* trance University, Public Service, University, Teachers'. Shorthand, and Typewriting Examinations. Our results in last year's Public Examinations were:— Law passed out of Z" presented, Gntraiice Universitv—lS passed and two pa'rHals, out of 23 pvewuted. Public Service (Senior' and Junior)—3o passed out of 35 presented. Accountancy—2l, passed out of 51 preeratcd. In' the Accountancy Examinations our percentage of passes was 20 per cwit. above the average passes of Hie Dominion. Tbo proprietors make it their business to possess the latest information concerning educational mutters. They know the Students' requirement , !, and are prepared to give them of their best. .Tho names of our instructors are pnljlish'id. ' Tiic-;.e gentlemen aro all esiieriepcod teachers with the highest University nnd ' Commercial Degrees. Our Accountancy and Bookkeepers' Papers have been prepafed by Mr. 3. S. Barton, 1'.1.A., N.Z., Solicitor, a gentleman of long experience in banking, accounting, and legiil work. The geographical position of the College is such that there is no delay in receiving and returning students' work. At the present; time there are over 40.0 ;. students receiving iuslruetien «t the College. This-number is the result of 10 years' successful work. FrospK'tiis on application. H. AMOS. . H. H. COBNtSH, Proprietors.