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PROFESSIONAL ENCACEMENTS. WANTED, a Nurse, to help with three children, youngest 3J; must be good needlewoman. Apply Mrs. Swabey, Otaki Railway. WANTED, an experienced Governess, to teach four children; English, Music, Latin, etc. Aply Mrs. Swabey, Otaki Railway. WANTED, competent ShorthandTypist or Typist; none eligiblo for military service need apply. Newton King, Stratford. WANTED, for tho country, an experienced Nursery Governess, 4 children; references. Mrs. % R. Willis, Woodendean, Greatford. THE Imperial Conservatory of Music. Anyone can learn by our method; no scales; no drudgery. We teach from melodies. Rooms, 1 and 2 Caledonian Chambers, 33 Willis Street. ' COMMERCIAL TRAVELLER. WANTED Known, that Walter P. Hill invites Agenoies on Commission from merchants and manufacturers, for Marlborough, Nelson, and West Coast. Box' 21, Nelson.-' /"VBLIGED to go to North Island for wife's health, witito Solicitor, highest testimonials and twenty years' experience, would take management of officß or place of Solicitor' going to tho War. Apply "Legal," "Dominion" Office. VSTANTED—Can you Sketoh? Cultivate .»» your taste for: drawing. It will bring you pleasure and profit. Students' drawings sold in London. Mail course. Get prospectus "I." N.Z. representative, Jas. Rodger, 112 d Lichfield Street, Christchuroh. APPLICATIONS, accompanied by testimonials. will be received by tho Gisborne High School Board, up to Saturday, January 15th next, for the position of Assistant Mistress; one capable of efficiently teaching Shorthand ana Typewriting will receive preference. Salary, ,£l5O, per annum. Conditions of engagement may be obtained on application to tho Secretary (W. Morgan), Gisborne. VACANCY FOR PROOF READER. TSTANTED, an experienced Proof v v Reader. ■ Apply . ' SUB-EDITOR, "The Dominion." SOUTH CANTERBURY EDUCATION BOARD. A PPLICATIONS'wiII be received up till •ol tho Bth January for the uof-itinn of ASSISTANT. OCOKERY, INSTRUCTRESS. Salary, ,£l2O per annum. Schedule of duties may be ohtsined on i'pplioit-' tion to the tklueaton Tmiaru. J. M. MILLER, Secretary. WELLINGTON OPERATIVE BUTCHERS' UNION. APPLICATIONS are invited for the Position of Secretary of the above Union. • A Applications to be addressed .to the President, A. NEEDHAM, Beehive ■ Chambers, where full particulars can be obtained. ■TARANAKI EDUCATION BOARD. INSTRUCTOR IN "ELEMENTARY AND ADVANCED COMMERCIAL WORK; A. -PPLIOATIONs""wiII be received at -CjL. the Education Office, New Plymouth, ; . up to FRIDAY, January, 1916, for Instructor in Elementary and Advanced Commercial Work, in the New. Plymouth Technical School. . Salary; " ifi22s, and actual travelling ex-, penses. ... ~.. : | Particulars will be supplied on .application, to the. Secretary. ■. . ..' P. S. WHITCOMBE, ' . ' . Secretary. iEducation Office. New Plymouth, 16th December, 1915. ' WAITARA HARBOUR BOARD. APPLICATIONS are invited for the position .of Secretary and Wharfinger to- the Waitara Harbour Board. Applicants must have a sound knowledge of /book-keeping, and of office and shipping routine. Each applicant must state the earliest' date upon Which he can commence duty.. Conditions of appointment and schedule of duties may b6 obtained {rom the' undersigned. ' Applications, addressed to "The Chairman, Waitara Harbour Board," and marked "Application for the post of Secretary and Wharfinger," must reach the office of .the Board on or before 23rd Docember, 1915. i ' G.'A. THOMPSON, '! Secretary. WAR RELIEF ASSOCIATION OF 1 WELLINGTON. APPOINTMENT OFSECRETARY AND TREASURER, 1 WRITTEN. APPLICATIONS will be »' ■ received np till "Noon on' TUESDAY, • the 21st December, 1915. . . Candidates should give particulars of previous career, and of experience in j bookkeeping and secretarial duties, and state if able to write shorthand and use a typewriter. Applications should be accompanied by ■ copies of testimonials and a statement as to when the duties could bo entered jupon. The gentleman appointed will be required to devote his whole time to the' Salary, JE3OO per annum, paid monthly. WILLIAM FERGUSON, Chairman. 64 Courtenay Place. WANTED. ■ 1 LADY CLERKS. BOOK-KEEPERS, - J ■ SHORTHAND TYPISTES, AND -- ' CASHIERS. ' , t j ;Such positions are being' advertised almost daily, .and everyilady who wishes to t qualify for any of them, should lose no time in 'joining OANKS' COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, WOODWARD STREET. Your progress will depend npon yonr wn ability and determination. Positions :ound for Satisfactory Students. ' H. AMOS, , Tel. 2098, Director, <2 COTS CO LLEGE, , ° WELLINGTON, t . The Presbytery of Wellington will ■ Open a Preparatory and Secondary Day and Boarding School ti FOR BOYS In tho.Large, Well-ventilated and Well-equipped Premises, ' 53 HOBSON STREET, co On TUESDAY, FEBRUARY" Ist, 1916. . . *i PRINCIPAL: : MR, S. R. DICICINSON; M:A. (Late Principal Lcslio House School, Hobart) ; tR, G. H. UTTLEY, .M.A., M.Sc., F.G.S. c Late First Assistant and House Master at Wait&ki Boys' High School). Applications for Admission' should be 17 lade to REV. DR. GIBB (the Chairman, Ca loard of Governors), St. John's Manse,' F< Wellington, from whom further par- rci culars, prospectus, etc., may be obtained nr St p MATA WINEE. Try them m JSfltoll eoiuid wad good, \