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PROFESSIONAL ENCACEMENTS. rnEACHER, Lady, qualified, experienced, ■L desires Teaching ' Position, two hours daily, - in return for 6unny room and board; Girls' School preferred (University student). "X," 504 "Herald," Auckland. , PRIVATE Kindergarten and Preparatory 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 Lollie Making, for 4 days only, on my retarn to Wellington at reduced war rates. All wishing to join please communicate with R. CROAKER, SugaT Expert, 48 Brunswick Buildings, 172 Queen Street, Auckland. PIANOFEOTE PLAYING. Season 1915. 1/ffE. ' BAXTEE BUCKLEY •"A Resumes Lessons MONDAY, FEBEUAEY Bth. Studio—229 WILLIS STEEET. MAKAEA COUNTY COUNCIL. A PPLICATIONS are invited for tho position of CLERK for tho Makara County Council. Salary, <£200 per annum. Applications close on January SOth, at 4 p.m. All applications to be addressed to A. J. TAYLOE, Chairman, Makara County Council, ( Tawa Flat. AKITIO COUNTY COUNCIL. ENGINEER OR OVEESEEE. APPLICATIONS are invited for the position of County Engineer or County Overseer. Applications, which must be addressed to the County Chairman, Box 7, Pongaroa, will be received until THURSDAY! the 4th day of February, 1915. Schedule of. duties, and, conditions of appointment may bo obtained on application. Applicants to state salary required. Note Address: Pongaroa. H. E. EOBINSON, County Clerk, pongaroa, Bth January, 1915. Offioe of the Public Service Commissioner, Wellington, 13th January, 1915. APPLICATIONS will be received by the undersigned up till Noon on the "29th January, 1915, for the position of Orchard Instructor, Department of Agriculture, Industries and Commerce, Hamilton. Further particulars may be seen in the New Zealand Gazetto of the 14th January, 1915, or may be obtained from the Permanent Head, Department of Agriculture, etc. The appointment will be subject to the provisions of' the Public Service Act, 1912. Salary to commence, ,£l7O per annum. General Division. P. VERSCHAFFELT, Acting-Secretary. ASSISTANT MEDICAL OFFICER, ; EAEOTONGA, COOK ISLANDS. A PPLICATTONS, addressed to the Min- «£»- ister in Charge, Cook Islands Administration Department, Wellington, will be received up to Thursday, 4tli February, 1915, for tho position, of Assistant MecUi cal Officer for the Cook Islands. Appli- , cants must be unmarried and,duly, qualified -medical men, registered in* New Zea- ; 'land. Salary, JJ4OO; with free , quarters. Further particulars may. be obtained on application at th!o offices of the Government Tourist Agents at Wellington, Auckland, Christchurch, and Dunedin, and also at the Office of the Olerk in Charge, Cook Islands Administration Department, ■ Wellington. . . M. POMARE, ! ■ Minister in Charge. i WELLINGTON "EDUCATION BOAED. SEPARATE Applications, which must be made on forms-obtainable at the 1 Board Office, will be received up to FRIDAY, 22nd January, for. the following positions. The rates of salary.quoted aro those of the new scale:— Petone' D.H.S.—Temporary Male Assistant (during continuance of war), ,£l9O to _4"220. Mikimiki (Masterton Station)— Sole 1 Tcacher, illO to ,£l4O and house. , Koputaroa—Assistant, .£l2O ,to .£l4O. Te Marua (Upper Hutt Station)— Assistant Mistress, .£l2O to .£l4O. Ohau—Assistant Mistress, .£l2O to ,£l4O. Belvedere (Carterton Station)— Assistant ■ Mistress, .6120 to .£l4O. - • Featherston—Assistant Mistress, .£l2O to, .£l4O. Kopuaranga—Assistant Mistress, v 6120 to Te Horo—Assistant, <£110 to ,£l2O. Te Aro (Mitchelltown)—Assistant Mistress, 1 .£llO to ',£l2O. I Fernbridge (MaKterton Station)— Assistant Mistress, .£llO to -£120. TRAINING COLLEGE STAFF. Applications, on forms obtainable at tho Board Office, receivable up to 16th FEBI RUARY:I (a) Tutor and Librarian, .2290 to £310. (b) Kindergarten Mistress, .£290 to .£3lO. Appointee (1) to take charge of an ; Infant - Department of 120 to '150 children; (2) to lecture to students in training on Kindergarten Methods and Elementary Handwork; and (3) to supervise the practice of ! students in Infant Department work. G. L. STEWABT, Secretary. • KEEP YOUE BOY IN WELLINGTON By enrolling him at the , PRIMAEY AND SECONDARY DAY SCHOOL FOE BOYS. Conducted 'by Banks' College. J fTAHIS will prove a wise decision. Your JL boy will continue to enjoy the comforts of home life. His individuality will be trained and strengthened by efficient mas. ters. He will receive thorough preparation for a successful commercial or professional career. This Day School, having outgrown the accommodation afforded by the premises 7 at 81 Hill Street, will now be conducted II in a Suite of Twelve Large, and Well-Ventilated Rooms in I MESSRS. HOGGAED AND PEOUSE'S ® NEW BUILDINGS, Overlooking Wellington Terrace, y ADDITIONS TO THE :. STAFF. ■ Mr. T. S. Atkinson, Certificated Teacher, late of Hastings District High t School, will assist in Secondary Department. Mr. J. W. Eussell, Certificated r Teacher, later of Wanganui Educa--0 tion Board, has been appointed Head k of Primary Department. II Miss Dixon, whose School for Young Boys has been taken over by Banks' 11 College, will teach the boys of Five to ®- Seven Years. .- PEINCIPAL—H. H. CORNISH, M.A. (Double First Cla6s Honours). 0 FIRST TERM BEGINS ' !' WEDNESDAY, 3rd FEBEUAEY. Now Prospeatus available about n JANUARY 10th. Tho Director-Mr. '' H. AMOS—can be consulted by Parents at tho offices of the School, il Grey Streot from January sth on- •' ward. BANKS' COLLEGE. ' Tel. 2098. 1 T B.C.—Wellington Travel Guide. The XX» Time-tablo vou can understand. i lPwJsefc bus. All Statioaw»\ Da© Pefflpj.-