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PROFESSIONAL ENGAGEMENTS. , \STANTED, experienced Governess, *»- February. Apply by letter, Mrs. Jeffrey, Pehiri, ANTED, Young Lady, with knowledge music and true ear; good : opening. Apply Room 2, 33 Willis Street, 3 p.m. ' TLTTANTED, a Nurse, to. help with three "» children, youngest 3J; must bo 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, for the country, an experienced Nursery Governess, 4 chilI dren; references. Mrs. T. R. Willis, Woodendean, Greatfoi'd. ; nnHE Imperial Conservatory of Music. A Anyone can learn by our method; i no scales; no drudgery. Wo teach from . melodies. Rooms, 1 and 2 Caledonian . Chambers, 33 Willis Street. ? ' COMMERCIAL TRAVELLER. ). iraTANTED Known, that Walter P. Hill , » » invites .Agencies on Commission from - merchants and manufacturers, for Marl- ' borough. Nelson, and West Coast. Box 21, Nelson. OBLIGED to go to North Island for , wife's health, with Solicitor, highest i testimonials and twenty years' experience, would take management of ofiice 1 or place of Solicitor going to tho War. Apply "Legal," "Dominion" Office. WANTED— A Course in Advertising' or Salesmanship will advance your salary, probably 50 per' cent. Let the Dixon Institute (London) teach you by mail. Obtain prospectus "F." N.Z. representative. J. Rodger, Il2d Lichfield St., Christchurch. , j MEDICAL SUPERINTENDENT. A MEDICAL SUPERINTENDENT is required for the.Cook Hospital, Giehorne, New Zealand.. Full particulars may be obtained on ap- ' plication to the Inspector-General of HosI pitali, Wellington, or to the Secretary, r COOK HOSPITAL AND CHARITABLE " , AID-BOARD, : , GISBORNE. Auckland hospital and charitable AID BOARD.—The Auckland Hospital and Charitable Aid Board 3 require the services of a Resident Medical . Officer for one year. Applications will ' be received up to noon of Tuesday, ■1 January 11th, 1916. Salary, for a Junior Man £150, for a Senior Man £400; Board ■ and quarters provided. 1 H. N. GARLAND, Secretary. i December 16 th, 1915. . g "WELLINGTON"GIRLS' COLLEGE. ;} TSTANTED, an"ASSISTANT MIS- * • TRUSS, graduate preferred; salary, £140. Applications, with testimonials and 0 stating subjects capable of teaching, to 5 be sent' to the undersigned on or before 1 FRIDAY, 81st DECEMBER. 0 . CHAS. I'. POWLES, V . Secretary. ■ LAW CLERK wanted by Auck]and firm. General experience especially on " conveyanoing'sidc required. Solicitor preferred. Good' prospects. Apply, stating salary, .etc.., C. J. PARR. y . . 'Solicitor, Auckland. I- SHORTHAND WRITERS AND TYP- , - ISTS'- JUNIOR .' AND SENIOR. HNt TRANCE EXAMINATIONS. A PPLICATIONS on P,S.C. Form 17b -a. (obtainable from this olfiqe) will be received by the undersigned up to .the 22nd January, 1916, from women who wish to enter for Shorthand Writers and Typists' Entrance- Examination' to be held on the sth February, 1916, with a view to admission to the Puiblic Serrice. The - Junior Examination -will bo open to women between' -the' ages of 16, and 20 y years, ' and :the Senior Examination to e women' between the ages ,of 18 and 30 y years. Particulars of the examination and 18 new scalo'of pay, etc., ma/ bo obtained at this office. _ f- ■ . . P. VERSCHAFFELT, it Secretary. Ofiice of, the Public Service Commissioner, . j Wellington, 14th December, 1915. i- 1 ' a ■ ■■ "TRAINED AT BANKS' COLLEGE" t - Is the passport to a first-class ', office appointment. Employers know that the work of this Col- ~ ' lege is business-like, .up-to-date, i- and thoroughly efficient. ii. The Young Lady who wishes to qualify £ for i tho position ,of SHORTHAND--4 TYPISTE, BOOK-KEEPER; or CASHIER should enrol now "at n 18 -DANKS' COMMERCIAL; COLLEGE. ~ Positions found for Satisfactory Students, r- - Woodward Street, H. AMOS, i_ Tel. 2098. Director. h ile - . . ~ .BANKS' COLLEGE, ' Wellington, in i . e' ' PRIMARY AND'SECONDARY r r , ' DAY SCHOOL P< For a , BOYS. - -. - ii NEXT TERM. BEGINS TUESDAY,' FEBRUARY Ist, 1016. The School is conducted in the New and Specially-fitted Rooms. It is well lightr- ed and heated, and easily accessible ftom to all parts of the City. Fees essentially ul moderate. lr PRINCIPALS: MR. W. T. FOSTER, M.A., Litt,B. (Oxon.), (Junior and Senior Scholar, and First-class Honoursman N.Z. University). MR. H. H. CORNISH. M.A., LL.B. !P (Junior and Senior Scholar, and Double M First-class Honoursman of N.Z. Uni- -- '• vereity). il Assisted by Six Other Highly Qualified Teachers. Pupils Prepared for all Public , . Examinations. For further particulars, prospectus, etc., _ apply to the Director. Tel. 2098. H. AMOS. P ' f. DCOTS COLLEGE, a- 13 WELLINGTON. - The Presbytery of Wellington will Open a Preparatory and Secondary 1, Day and Boarding School FOR BOYS : In the Large, Well-ventilated, and ® Well-equipped Premises,' 53 lIOBSON STREET, On TUESDAY, FEBRUARY Ist, 1916. - PRINCIPALS: MR. S. R. DICKINSON, M.A. (Late Principal Leslie House School, ig Hobart); MR. G. H. UTTLEY, M.A.,.M.5c., F.G.S. (Late First Assistant and House Master at Waitaki Boys' High School). ' Applications for Admission should be hiade to REV. DR. GIBB (tho Chairman, _ Board of Governors), St. John's Mauto, 37 Wolliastoß, fwm whom further parDtospeotus, etp., mavbe qbtaued,