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Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2641, 11 December 1915, Page 1

PROFESSIONAL ENCACEMENTS. WANTED, by Lady, in January, Position as Daily Companion or Nurse Attendant. Apply by letter to "January," "Dominion" Office. TjIXPERIENCED, certificated Governess _ disengaged; toachos general subjects, music,; drawing, and painting. Apply "English," "Dominion" Office. TSTANTED, competent Lady Steno- » t grapher, Typist, and Correspondent. State salary required and testimonials to Ct. B. Scott, G.P.0., Wellington. WANTED, Position, Nursery-Govern-oss, by experienced young English lady; Napier or Gisborne district preferred. "Music," "Dominion" Office. WANTED, a Bookkeeper wpli knowledge of General Storokeoping preferred ; must be an abstainer, and fond of work. Apply with references, to Howard Andrew, General Storekeeper, Manakau. Men eligible for . Front not dealt with. A PPLICATIONS are invited at once for the position of LEDGERKEEPER, with essential knowledge of auctioneering and general commission business. Only temperatea need apply to the Secretary, Rose, Limited, Dannevirke. UNITED INSURANCE COX., LTD. ~ HAS a Vacancy for a JUNIOR, previous experience not necessary. EDWARD C. ROWE, Manager. Bank Chambers, 324 Lambton Quay. COMMERCIAL TRAVELLER. IS open to Represent First-class House in Fancy Goods or Brass Foundry; has good connection, and is well known throughout : N.Z.; highest references. Apply- / , •INDENT," . . "Dominion" Office. ■ ' POSITION OF SECRETARY ' TO THE TE HORO CO.-OP. DAIRY ■ COY., LTD. rjTENDERS are invited for the above up A till NOON, 18th DECEMBER. Applicants to 6tate salary required. For full particulars apply THE CHAIRMAN, >Te Horo Co.-Op. Dairy Co., Te Horo. WELLINGTON TRAINED -NURSES*'' ASSOCIATION. .WANTED, a certificated and register- '' » ed NURSE for the position of'visiting nurse. ' Salary, £7a per annum. Duties to commence on 18th January, 1916. ' Apply in writing to THE PRESIDENT, Nurses' Club, 1 Kensington Street, Wel'lington. CONFIDENTIAL ASSISTANT. ' rjTHE -Manager of a-largo Commercial i, J- House requires a Confidential Aseisfcant; only married men, or those unfit for military duties,, will be considered. - Applicants should be familiar witi N.Z. conditions, and be prepared to carry out detail with accuracy. Previous experience.of control of staff is essential, and a knowledge of shorthand would be a recommendation. . Salary to commence, per annum." Applications, stating age, previous • experience, and enclosing copies . of 'references, to • ' . 1 "BUNBURY," "Dominion" Office. SOUTHLAND TECHNICAL COLLEGE. ; COMMERCIAL fiIcHER WANTED. ,T*TANTED,' Commercial Mistress, able » » to teach Book-keeping and Pitman Shorthand. Salary, vEI6O or «£IBO, acoord- : ing fo qualifications. Duties to commence Ist February. 1916: ' For further particulars apply Office of- ; this Paper,-,or to the undersigned. Ap-"i plications reoeived till December 21st, 1915; v..; ,'D. E. HANSEN, . ' Director. . i Inveroargill,; 3rd December, 1915. . KAITIEKE COUNTY COUNCIL. APPOINTMENT .OF ENGINEER, A'PPLICATIONS are invited for the -Ci. .position of; Engineer to tho above County.. Schedule of duties will be forwarded on application. Salary to commence,' ,£3OO . per annum, with .£SO .per annum- added' 'as horse allowa.nce. Applications, • marked "Application, Engineer," are to -be addressed to tlie undersigned, and will close at Raurimu at Npon on 21et instant. Successful applicant will be required to teke up duties on Ist day of January or as soon after as possible. E. T. BEAVEN. County Clerk, Raurlmn. GOVERNMENT OF TONGA. APPLICATIONS, stating age, qualifications, and places of practice, will be received at the office of the -undersigned at Nukualofa, Tonga, until the first day of MAPvCH, 1916, for the Position of MEDICAL AND PORT HEALTH OFFICER for the District of H&ahai in Tonga. Passage agreement to be entered into similar to that in Appendix; 1 of the Colonial Regulations. Term of service, three years, for which an agreement 'will be entered into on arrival in Tonga, Furnished House provided (except kitchen and dining-room utensils and linen). Free passage to successful applicant, wife, and three children. Salary, ifilOO per annum, payable monthly, and the right of private practice. Half salary, from date of departure until arrival in Haabai. Full salary from date of arrival in Haabai. ■ TUIVAKANO, Premier of' Tonga. Premier's Office, Nukualofa, Tonga, 24th November, 1915. MILITARY TRAINING. Men prepared for Non-Commissioned- and , Commissioned Rank at . BANKS'' COLLEGE ANKS' COLLEGE WOODWARD STREET. Classes conducted in Squad, .Arm, . Musketry, Platoon, and Company : , Drill, by . LIEUTENANT T. J. DAVIS. Daylight parades arranged. Over fifty students at present, receiving instruction. 1 FEES—Ii Guineas per term. ' For further particulars see H. AMOS, Tel. 2095. Director.'; HIGH-PRICED Shoes. The same style | and- quality as some high-priced •' shoes is 'apparent in a glance at our 'i stock of "Bostock." Prices range from " 15s. to 19s. .Gd. pair. Worth sending to • us for. ■ Isn't it? Then write, stating " size and stylo required, remitting cheque or postals and wo will post by return mail. -You run no risk of being dis- 'i appointed, so send now. Sheppard's Shoe Store, Palmerston North. THRILLER AND CO., Glass Merchants, 1 HOLLAND STREET, WELLINGTON. t Only British Plato and Figured Glass Stocked. ■; 'Phone A 703. AXMAS Present for Mother or Gran- ■ nie. A pair of plain-toe "Bostock" Shoes with low heel, makes an ideal present for elderly ladies, and is so much n appreciated by them as a gift. Every T size and width stocked, ensuring a perfect p fit. Our prices for these are 15s. and p 15s, od. pair, postage paid if you men- «: »3&saß3M!'' ■»*«