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Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2360, 16 January 1915, Page 1

PROFESSIONAL ENCACEMENTS. npEACHER, Lady, qualified, experienced, l desires Teaching Position, two hours daily, in return for sunny room and hoard; 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. Telephono A 876. LADIES and Confectioners.— By spec-; cial request, I will form classes of Lollie Making, for 4 days only, on my return to Wellington at reduced war rates. All wishing to join please communicate with R. CROAKER,- Sugar Expert, 48 Brunswick Buildings, 172 Queen Street, Auckland. WELLINGTON HOSPITAL & CHARITABLE AID BOARD. WELLINGTON HOSPITAL. HONORARY STAFF. Applications are invited up to noon on THURSDAY, 21st January, 1915, for the Position of HONORARY PHYSICIAN. ' J. COYLE, Secretary. 4 Marion. Street. ' MAKARA COUNTY COUNCIL. APPLICATIONS are.invited for the -ca.- position of CLERK for the.Makara County Council. Salary, <£200 per annum. Applications close on January 30th, at 4 p.m. All applications to be addressed to A. J. TAYLOR, Chairman, Makara County Council, Tawa Flat. TO MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS. - APPLICATIONS are invited, and will x*. be. received at my office, Richmond Street, Inglewood, up to B'o'clock p.m.-on Saturday," 6th February, 1915, for the position of Lodge Surgeon' of the various local Friendly"Societies. . ~ ' The membership of,.the combined Societies is, approximately,' 500.' ■ ' No objection to'private practice. Particulars of duties may bo seen at the'office of this paper, or will be sent on application to . • " . : ' ALF. V. COLDWELL, ' Sec. Combined Committee. Offico of the' Public Service' Commissioner, . ' I , Wellington,' 23rd December, 1914. Applications will be revived by : the undersigned tap."till NOON on the 30th JANUARY, 1915, _ for the position of Vine and, Wine Inspector, Department of Agriculture. Industries, and Commerce, , Wellington. 1 , _ . Further particulars. may. be seen in the New Zealand Gazette of the 7th January, 1915, or'may be obtained from the Permanent ?lead, Department of Agriculture, Industries and Commerce, Welling, ton. ! . . The appointment will be subject to tHe provisions n'f the Public .Service Act, 1912. Salary '.£260 per annum, maximum £300: Genera^'Division. P. -VER-SCHAFFELT, ~ . : ■ , .. Acting-Secretary. ' BOROUGH OF TAURANGA. ELECTRICAL ENGINEER. A PPLICATIONS are invited from Elecxa.; ttical' Engin6ers qualified to'.manage: the Council's Hydro-Electric undertakirigs.; 7 Salary;£?2oo-per.- .annum' and-. £25: travelling- allowance.; ' . - - ' Conditions of appointment and schedule of ' duties,'-seen; at the" office , of this paper j .or .'obtained-ivma the undereTgned,'by whom applications with testimonials will.be received up to 7 p.m. on Wednesday, 20th January, 1915. - • ' . . G. W. ARLIDGE, . - ' ..... Aoting-Town Clerk. , AKITIO COUNTY COUNCIL. ENGINEER OR. OVERSEER, . Applications aro. invited for 'tie' position'of County,' Engineer or County Overseer, Applications, which must DC • addressed to? ih© County Chairman, Box 7, Pongaroa, will be received -until THURSDAY, -the 4th day of February,- .1915. '. Schedule of duties and condi-> tions of appointment may be obtained on application. •! , ■ , . " ' Applicants to state salary required. • Note Address: PopgaToa. • . H. R, ROBINSON, .. County .Clerk, - Pongaroa, Bth .January, }915. ' GOVERNMENT .OF TONGA. Applications, stating qualifications and places-of practice, will be received at the Office ot the' undersigned at Nukualofa, -Tonga, ' for the position of Medical and Port Health Officer for the ■Dißtriot of Haabai, in Tonga, until the Ist day of March, 1915. Agreement to be entered into on the line's of Appendix 1 to the Colonial Regulations and to be for- three years.' . , ■ _ ■. Furnished House provided. Free pas-, sage to successful -applicant, wife, and three children. . .• ■ ' ' Salary, <£400 per annum, the right of private practice, and travelling allowance; ■ _ ... .. All Natives of Tonga to receive free treatment. : ; . . - ' Half Salary from date of departure to Tonga. - . ; Full salary from day of arrival in Haabai. • , TUIVAKANO, Premier of Tonga, BANKS' STUDENTS SCORE HEAVILY In the LAW PROFESSIONAL . 'And ACCOUNTANCY | EXAMINATIONS. LAW ACCOUNTANCY ' Students Presented: Students Presented: 43 57 PASSED: ' PASSED: 31 41 (Slightly better than - (Of whom five Annual Averng© of con*plct©d their of 70 per cent.) Final.) These results speak volumes for the efficiency of our mothods, and every student who wishes to ensure success in either of these examinations should immediately enrol at Banks' College. LAW' PROFESSlONAL—Correspondence Tuition only. Notes embody the latest Statutory and Case Law, and; are the most complete in the Dominion. ACCOUNTANCY—PersonaI and CorresEjndence Tuition. The Accountancy aw subjects to bo taken by Mr. O. C. Mazcngarb, M.A., who is rewriting tho Notes for these subjects, and is, incorporating the latest Statutory and Case'Law'. Enrol NOW- A" 1 e<i rl y start will make the work less arduous. Cramming should Enrol NOW. An early start will maise PRACTICAL USE of the Knowledge gained. BANKS' COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, Office 11 Grey Strait, H, AMOS, sCel, MSB, Director,