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Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2320, 30 November 1914, Page 1

PROFESSIONAL ENCACEMENT9. ANTED, Tutor, for boy, ago 13. Apply, with references, to Arthur S. Elworthy,. Holme Station, Timaru. WANTED, Nurse, for .country position, tmee children j references required. Apply Mrs. A. M. Shield, Waikcnini, Hastings, H. 8., COMMERCIAL TRAVELLER. TS7 ANTED Knowa. that Walter P. Hill » » invites Agencies on Commission from merchants and manufacturers, for Marlborough,. Nelson, aid West Coast. • Boi 21, Nelson. jpROYDON PREPARATORY SCHOOL, V Day's Bar, Wellington. Boarding School for Boys, under 14. Pupils may now bo enrolled for Neit Year. '.■■,.•. ' Prinoipal; Miss Sommerville. LADIES and Confectioners,—Some of my pupils' work can be seen in the window of George and Kersley, Ltd,; Lambton Quay. The. eimplest and bestpaying home industry on this globe is making lollies; there is nothing to buy except one lesson, and that you need not pay for if not satisfied; .£3 a week is a poor estimate of your evenings' earnings. Closing down December 18th. Interview me between 11 and 6 p.m. Sugar Expert, Hotel ■ Arcadia, Stout Street, Wellington. A PPLICATIONS for the Position of J\ PILOT and HARBOUB MASTERfor the Port of Wairoa, H. 8., will be reoeived at the office of the Board till noon of SATURDAY,. the 28th November. Duties to oommenee January 1, 1915. Salary,. i 250 per annum. J. O. SCOTT, Secretary, Harbour Board, Wairoi. DESIGNER. WANTED, DESIGNER. Apply, with references and stating experience, tO ■ ■ ' ■ - ' •: BRUCE WOOLLEN CO., ■ • ' .-• Milton., WESTPORT;HARBOUR BOARD. • APPOINTMENT AS ENGINEERING CADET. A PPLICATIONS addressed to the X\. Secretary will ■. be received until noon of Thursday, 10th of December. 1914, for .the Position of Engineering Cadet. Commencing salary, .£IOO per annum, with three months'' not.ee on either side in. writing to terminate appointment. ' Applicants should give full particulars of their education and technical training if any. state their aga, nnd'enolose copies of anv testimonials ihev possess. Applications should be endorsed,; "Application . to . Engincerina Cadetship." ■ ' CHAS. N. GREENLAND, Secretary. Westport Harbour Board Office, ' November 19th. 1914. REMOVAL NOTICE. ;, A LAN . SPICER'S STUDIO has Te- ;■'*•■ ; moved to • lI'CAETHY'S BUILDINGS, ' ■: ■ Willis Street, ' ' ;lOpp. HOTEL WINDSOR.., ; : .;' Telephone BM3. "NOTHING SUCCEEDS : . -■• LUCE SUCCESS." ,- ■ ' THE truth of thie trite and timeworn saying is borne out by the remarkable progress of '■■'■■ ■ ,-'. ..BANKS' ■■.'■ COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, i i '■ : ' ■• 1 The outstanding success of our old - students is attracting so. many new ' ones that our present accommodation is overtaxed. We bave decided therefore to.take at the beginning of • the New Year . ..' '■ ' > A SUITE OF'TWELVE . . rooms ■•■■ : in Messrs: Boggard and Prouse's New Building, Woodward Street. Watch for Further Announcements. 11 Grey Street. : ' H. AMOS, V . 'Phone 2098. .•-• Director. • MEDICAL.MASSAGE. ; A LIMITED number of Pupils taken for tuition in .Massage, Anatomy, Physiology, Therapoutics, and Manipulations. Classes forming. . ' J..W.M. HARRISON, Physical Oiilturist and MediceJ ' Masseur, :■. 123 Cuba. Street. .•; GOOD SINGING i" invariably based upon correct Voice-Placing and Emission. MR. K. CORNWALL Guarantees practical Tuition in the Art as exemplified in Old Italian Methods. ' i Address: 18! PORTLAND CRESCENT. 'Phone3B2. . lAnd at Dresden. TALMA' STUDIOS, Beg to announce that they have an TTP-TO-DATE PHOTOGRAPHIC U "STUDIO. ' Opposite Te Aro House, Cuba Street . (Late Mr. Alan Spicer). First-class Work at Reasonable Prioce. ~ _ HEALING BY SUGGESTION. HAY-ASTHMA and all Notvous and Functional Disorders successfully, treated by Suggestive Therapeutics, by ' MISS D. JASPAR SMYTH, ■ . Metaphyeician, • •'*. Room 5 (over) London Dental Chamber, Corner of Manners and Willis Streets, Wellington. Hours-, 11-1, and 4-6, .Wednesdaya exoepted. Consultation Free. "GOLDEN TIPPED" TEA. T AERY AND COMPANY, LIMITED, : ALLEN STREET, have regular shipments of ' "GOLDEN TIPPED" Broken Orange. Pekoe Tea arriving. ; The leal of this Tea is from the ohoioeet bearing gardens of Ceylon, and provides a most delicious, rrajrant and refreshing cup. ' To partake of this Tea introduces one to the fragrances which tho Island of Ceylon is famous for. ; ' ■ Known-To visitors ana T» business people of Town—The Kelburne Tea. Kiosk caters for the public in Morning Toas, Luncheons, Afternoon Tea, Teas, and Suppers. Our Luncheon a speciality, for which a concession ticket covering return journey and meal can be obtained at Tramway Office for Is. Special arrangements can be made for private parties. Beautiful surroundings. Glorious view. 'Phon* 3807, —JEL H. Plummer, UE-njffietor. '