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PROFESSIONAL ENCACEMENTS. 1 PROFESSION A L-Wanted, by medical b J- . man, opening in country, lodges or subsidy preferred, "Medicus," "Dominion" Office. '. \\7"A VI'ED, experienced Children's * * Nurse, references required. Apply by letter, Mrs. I. Logan, 19 Napier Terrace, Napier. 9 Architectural Perspective ' ' made; only first-class draughteI men need apply. "Perspective," P.O. a Box 283, Wellington. > Imperial Conservatory of Music, j A Anyone can learn by our method; 5 no scales; no drudgery. We teach from . melodies. Booms, 1 and 2 Caledonian , Chambers, 33 Willis Street. gANKS' COLLEGE, l Wellington. PRIMARY AND SECONDARY DAY SCHOOL } For . BOYS. NEXT TERM BEGINS TUESDAY, ■ FEBRUARY Ist, 1916. ' r . • , The School is conducted in the New and Specially-fitted Rooms. It is well light- . Ed and heated, and easily accessible from : all parts of the City. Fees essentially , moderate. PRINCIPALS: ! MR. .W. T. FOSTER, M.A., Litt.B. ' (Oxon.), (Junior and Senior Scholar, and First-class Hononrsman N.Z. University). MR. H. H. CORNISH, M.A., LL.B. [ Junior and Senior Scholar, and Double First-class Hononrsman of N.Z. University). • ' . Assisted by Six Other Highly Qualified. Teachers. 1 Pupils Prepared for all Public ' Examinations. j For further particulars, prospectus, etc., apply to the Director. Tel. 2098. H. AMOS. ! DCOTS COLLEGE, ° WELLINGTON. The Presbytery of Wellington will Open a Preparatory and Secondary Day and Boarding School ° FOR BOYS 1 In the Large, Well-ventilated and Well-equipped Premises, * 53 HOBSON STREET, On TUESDAY, FEBRUARY Ist, 1916, PRINCIPALS: MR. S. R. DICKINSON, M.A.' ■ (Late Principal Leslie House School, Hobart); MR. G. H. UTTLEY, M.A., M.Sc., F.G.S. (Late First Assistant and' House Master at Waitaki Boys' High School). Applications for Admission should be made to REV. DR. GIBB (the Chairman, Board'of Governors), St. John's, Manse, Wellington, from whom - further par- • tifcnlarsr.pifospectusi"^etfc:;'may , be v 6ljtained. SOLWAY COL lE.fi E, OLWAYCO L L E ,G E, WAIRARAPA(ControIIed by Wairarapa, Presbytery). FOR GIRLS. ' I Principal—MßS. MARION THOMPSON, / M.A., Honours (N.Z.). Assisted by Staff of Resident and Visiting Teachers. To.be opened at SOLWAY, MASTERTON, SOLWAY, MASTERTON, FEBRUARY, 1916. A. postcard to Mr. Arthur D. Low, P. 0., Box 2, Masterton, will elicit full particulars. 'Phone 300. YOUR BOY WILL BE THOROUGHLY TRAINED for a successful Career, if he is placed in the '< OCEAN BAY SCHOOL, . MARLBOROUGH. INSTRUCTION given in Public School, Entrance University, and Civil Service Subjects; also in Practical Agriculture. Special; attention to Physical Culture. Manly sports. COMMODIOUS Schoolhouse and fifteen hundred acre playground. Airy dormitories. Gonerous diet. Parental discipline. Good moral tone. REFERENCES: The Ven. Archdeacon Grace; Dr. Donald -M'Gavin; Captain C. H. Moss, R.F.A.; F. S, Pope, Esq.; Dr. W. H. Hoslcing; R. M'Callum, Esq., M.P., and'-others. New Term' opens 3rd February, 1916. Earlier pupils pro rata. Prospectus on application to REV. JOHN A. CRUMP, F.Z.S., Principal. 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 6tudents at present receiving instruction. FEES— Guineas per tenn. For further particulars see ■ H. AMOS, -. Tel. 2098. . ■ Director. " COMMERCIAL TRAVELLER. \\TANTED Known, that Walter P. Hill ; » * invitos Acenoios on Commission from Mwbfttitfl ww itMnuf««tuws. for Jiatl> bflwush, Seises oad.Wfist Ceaat, j}«