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Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2462, 15 May 1915, Page 1

PROFESSIONAL ENCAGEMEUTS. ANTED, Lndy Home AVorkers, * ™ dainty, easy, profitnblo omploymont. Full particulars, thrco stamps. J ore lion .Ly.co Co., ftlolbourne, Vic. (PjONSTANCE DARETcharar.ter Reader, Cfli'lificated Mnssouse, Electric Vibratory Trontinents for Pain and Nerve Troubles. Consultation free. 60 Willis Htreot. ~ COMMERCIAL TRAVELLER. \\T AXTIjI) Known, that Walter P. Hill » ™ invitos Agenoies ou Commission from merchante and manufacturers, for Marlborough, No)son, and West Coast. Box 21, Nelson. jpUtUYDON PREPARATORY SCHOOL, _ Bay's Bay, Wellington. Boarding Sobool for Boys under 14. Special Attention to Development of Character and Cultivation of Health. Principal, Miss Sominerville. LANGER dress'-cutting school! Miss Katt Stewart. Classes daily, also Tuesday and Friday Evenings. Lndies taught to make stylish costumes, simple system, no calcnUifions; cut patterns to measurement a specialty. Rooms, 01 Willis Street, Wellington. PRIVATE Kindergarten and Preparatory School, Tho Priory, Austin Street. Principals: Miss Fleming (Dunedin Diploma) and Miss Davies, Higher Cortificnto, N.F.U, (Kindergarten Training College, Lon-lon). Day and Boarding School for Children under 10 years. Dan<sing and Music taught. THE WORKING MEN'S COLLEGE. HEAD OF ART DEPARTMENT REQUIRED. A PPLICATIONS are invited, from pcr--t'A. sous holding an Art Master's Certifionlq, England, or its equivalent, for the position al Hcjid of the Art Department. Qualifications; Teaching experience In Technical Ait Schools, including experience in teaching the subjects of the Art Syllabus of the Education Department of Victoria. I Ability to organic and superviso Art Education in relation to Architecture, Art Industries, and Trades. Practical acquaintance with, and interest in, Industrial Art Education. Duties: To organise and conduct, and instruct in the Art Department of the College. Salary .£SOO per j annum. Applicants to state age, national- j ity, and experience, and to furnish copies of references and certificates. Applica- ■ tions must bo posted to reach the College br June 6th, 1915, and must be addressed "The Working Men's College, Latrobe St., Melbourne." S. N. RODDA, Principal. Office of the Public Service Commissioner, Wellington, 13th May, 1915. A PPLICATIONS, to be made on Form P.S.C. 17a, obtainable at principal Post Offices, will be received by the undersigned for the following positions:— EDITOR, Department of Agriculture, Industries, and Commerce, Wellington. Salarj, .£3lO per annum, rißing to .£loo,' Professional Division. Applicants, must possess a good general knowledge of farming subjects of every kind, and must have had experience in agricultural journalism. Applications close on the 25th .May, 1S)15. FIELDS INSPECTOR, Department of Agriculture, etc., Ohura. Salary, .£IBO per annum to commence. General Division. Applications close sth. June, 1915. INSPECTOR OF FACTORIES, Labour Department (four positions), Auckland, Wellington, Christcnurch, and Dunedin. Salary 4185 per annum, rising to i! 220. General Division. Applications close sth June, ISIS. Applicants are required to have a. knowledge of tho boot-niannfac-i turing trade. _ ... CLERK, Public Trust Office, Wellington. Salary, £150 per annum ta commence. Clerical Division. Applications closo Bth Juno, 1915. Applicants must have a knowledge of acoounts. JUNIOR CLERK, Public Trust . Offico, Wellington. Salary. £120 per ,annum to commence. Clerical Division. Applications close Bth June, 1010. Applicants must have had experience in ledger-keep-ing. (Two Junior Clerks for the Audit Department will be selected from the list of applicants for this position.) Farther particulars may be obtained on application to the Permanent Heads i of the respective Departments, Wellington. The appointments will be' subject | ito the provisions of the Publio Service Act, 1912. ' P. VERSCHAFFELT, Secretary. BOYS' DAY SCHOOL ' At BANKS' COLLEGE (Corner Woodward Street and The Terrace). Principal—Mr. H. H, Cornish, M.A. (Double First-class Honours). SECOND TERM Begins TUESDAY, 18th MAY. PRIMARY and SECONDARY Departraents under highly-trained and certificated teachers. In SECONDARY DEPARTMENT, Boys prepared for all Publio Examinations. SPECIAL DEPARTMENT for Boys of 5 and 6 under Miss F. M. Dixon. ' I H. AMOS, Telephone 2098. Director. SPICER'S STUDIO, M'CARTHY'S BUILDINGS, Willis Street, Opp. HOTEL WINDSOR. Telephone 3208. , A R R Y EILWOOD, Violinist, Pupil of Mons. Emile Claumont, Brussels, Liege Conservatoire, Theodore Spiering, Berlin, will accept a Limited Number of PUPILS. Terms, £3 3s. Apply "DONBANK," Terrace. MISS R. GOHL, Face and Scalp Massouse, Boulcott Chambers, Bouloott Street, Room 1 and 2, first floor. All Hair Treatments, suitable Hair Tonic and Toilet Soaps advised and provided. Ladies' Hair Combings made up in any style. GOOD SINGING is invariably based upon oorrect Voice-Placing and Emission. ■ MR. K. CORNWALL Guarantees practical Tuition in the Art as exemplified in Old Italian Methods. Note Change of Address: COOPER'S BUILDINGS, Opp. "Evening Post." OPENING ANNOUNCEMENT. TALMA STUDIO. Cuba Street, opp. Te Aro House. HAVING opened the above up-to-date Studio, we are giving as a special inducement one Sepia Enlargement to everj; purchaser of one doz. photographs. This offer is available for one month only. REGINALD G. BLOW, L.R.A.M. VOICE PRODUCTION AND SINGING. STUDIO: 151-153 LAMBTON QUAY. Private address: 255 Adelaide Road. Telephono 671. >■ Kern*, afi. aaitoa.tttft,. , t