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Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2355, 11 January 1915, Page 1

PROFESSIONAL ENCACEMENTS. TXT ANTED, Probationer for Maternity *» Home. Apply Matron, Hospital, Picton. WANTED Position as NuirsoTy Govorness or Lady Nurso in or near Wellington. Apply "D.8.," "Dominion" Office. "WT ANTED, early, competont Nurso for ** two young children; must be well recommended. Applications to "Morchant," P.O. Box 45, Wollington. - ■ AN experienced Kindergarten and Primary Teacher, with Diploma, deBires position in College. Apply "Instructor,"' c.o. Gordon and Gotch, AdvSrtising Agency, Auckland. WANTED for the country, • a Nurse for three chiliren, capable of teaching child,of eight. Apply Mrs, D. J. Willis, Empire Hotel, Wellington, or bv letter, Mrs. D. J. Willie, Opeke, Hawera, TJRIVATE Kindergarten and PreparaJ tory School, The Priory, Austin Street. Principal, Miss Fleming. Day and Boarding School for Children under 9 years. Pupils now. being enrolled, Telephone A 876. LADIES and' Confectioners.— By spec- . cial; request, I will form classes of I-«llio Making, for 4 days only, on my return -to Weillingtion, at reduced war rates. All wishing to join please communicate with R. CROAKER, Sugar Expert, 48 Brunswick Buildings, 172 Queen Street, Auckland. rjROYDON PREPARATORY SCHOOL, *-1 Day's Boy, Wellington. Boarding School for Boys, under 14. New Term commences Wednesday,'3rd February. Pupils are now being enrolled. Principal: Mks Sommerville. ~ TtfRS. E. SCHUTZE, . . iYJL Metaphysician, May be consulted at 95 Waipapa Road, Hataitai; 10 to 12. Consultation Free. Saturday ' excepted. (TIJ.OOD SINGING is invariably based upon correct Voice-Placing, and Emission. . > ■ ' MR. K. CORNWALL Guarantees .practical Tuition in the Art as exemplified in' Old Italian Methods. Address: .18 PORTLAND CRESCENT. 'Phone 382. And at Dresden. ■ WAITAKI BOYS' HIGH SCHOOL, OAMARU. APPLICATIONS for the Position of SIXTH ASSISTANT. MASTER will be received up to Friday, 22nd January, 1915. Salary, JEIBO per. annum, with Board and Residence at the School. Applicants must state the subjects they are, prepared to teach, and the successful applicant is required to take up his duties, on Tuesdaiy, '2nd /February, 1915. - A. A. M'KINNON, ■ ' Seoretary. GISBORNE HIGH SCHOOL. ■ . '■ WANTED... TSTANTED, Relieying Junior Assistant n Master. Applications, accompanied by testimonials, will, be received % the G'isterne High Sflhool fioatd up till No.on : of, SATURDAY, 23nd inst., for -the position of Junior -Assistant Resident Master for one-year as:from February. Ist next. Salary, J5150,-, .with: board and residencoi'. .. Conditions..of,.engagoment'.~on. application-to the Secretary, ■ . W. MORGAN, - ; . - 11 . . Gisborne. • ' BULLER HOSPITAL BOARD. ' MEDICAL SUPERINTENDENT, ; ' A PPLICATIONS will be'received up, to -fii 4 o'clock p.m.. on TUESDAY. January 19th, 1915, for the position of Medi--cal Superintendent to the Westport ,Dis-j trict Hospital. Salary, .£450 per annum : with right to private practice. , A Copy of the .Board's By-laws may be.' seen at the Office of 'this Paper. For further information apply to the undersigned. •ARTHUR .TAYLOR, ■ Secretary. . Learn shorthand ' AND TYPEWRITING. A capable' Stenographer and Typist need never dread Unemployment.The, demand for - efficient workers is bo constant that we have no difficulty ' in securing openings for those Students .we can. recommend.'. Enrol in'our,Day, Evening, or Cor- , rospondenoe Clasps. Only Individual these subjects. PRACTICAL . BOOKKEEPING. Not - bewildering theory, but helpful practice in writing up every-day commercial documents and all necessary books of accoun^—that is what • we offer in this Popular Course ' of PRACTICAL BOOKKEEPING.' Classes taken by Mr. E. L. Enting, who .is .an experienced teacher, and who ha« passed the Final Accountancy Exam... Thorough and individual instruction' to tho Merchant, or Shopkeeper, who wishes (to keep- his own books - and , save the'fees of-a-visiting Accountant, and to everyone desirous of securing ' a position as Bookkeeper. BANKS'. COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, 11 Grey Street, Wellington. Tel. 2098.- H. AMOS, Director. OFFICE MAN—THIS IS FOR YOU! JF you saw a billet advertised to-morrow at a salary of' So a week—could you take it?- If not—why not? ' How old are you? How long have you been in office work? ' What is the nature . of your experience?. What salary are you getting now? .' ' ' . ■ These are pertinent questions, but they are questions you should put to yourself. When will you earn J!5 a week? Are you' going to wait for it? Why not WORK for it? You'll find it .the better plan! Our business is to train for good positions. We can train YOU!, Join our ranks, work and qualify, and within two years you'll secure one of tho £5 a week billets. We will tell you how if you answer the above' questions. Write to us now. Be as frank as you like. The more you tell us, the more we can help you. Strictest confidence assured. You will never regret having secured our advice— it's free to you. For 17 years we have helped men to earn bigger salaries. See if we can help you. We teach bookkeeping, Accountancy, Business. Arithmetic, Letter-writing, .Ad-vertisement-writing, Shorthand,, cite. In which are you concerned.? ; Write us to"HKMINGWAY AND ROBERTSON'S CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS, LTD., ■ Union Buildings. Customs Street, AUCKLAND, W. B. HEMtNGWAY, F.P.A, (N. 2.),