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PROFESSIONAL ENCACEMENTS. r 'WANTED, Nursery-Governess for two i. ' * girls, country. Apply, with references, to Mrs. Robert. Sl'Leod, Martin. borough. 1 5®'ANTEp, a Charge Nurse for Patea • ' Hospital; salary ,£7O. Apply, with testimonials, etc., to Matron, Patea. Hos- >, pital. E. C. Horner, Secretary. ' at once, for Patea Hospi- - VV tal, 2 PROBATIONERS. Applications, accompanied by health certificates and testimonials, to be sent to , MATRON, Patea. WANTED, 2 Trained Nurses (Surgical); ■salary, J. 90 per annum, with laun- - dry; alternate night and day duty. Ap- - ply with testimonials, Sisters Winter and 3 Stour, Nona House, Upper Symonds St., ;, Auckland. _ T EGAL.—Law Clerk, 6 years' general s U experienco in all branches, City 3 and Country, desires position City OfY fice. Passed Solicitors', though not yet 1 admitted; Military reject. Reply , "Velox," Box 752, Wellington. FINE Lodge" School, 2S Austin Street —Kindergarten and Preparatory t School for Girls and Boys under 10. 3 Principals: Miss Fleming, Miss Davies ; (N.F.U.) Dancing and Music taught. Next . term commences February 9th. - SHORTHAND^ 5 WE liave decided fo enrol a limited t 'V number of Students for personal . instruction in BOYD SHORTHAND. Full Course occupies Thirty Days. I SUCCESS GUARANTEED. 1 Full particulars from BOYD SHORTHAND SCHOOLS. - .100 Customhouse Quay, Wellington. r. WELLINGTON HOSPITAL & CHARITABLE AID BOARD. WELLINGTON HOSPITAL. HONORARY STAFF. APPLICATIONS will be received up to 5 p.m. on WEDNESDAY NEXT, , 19th Inst., for the .Positions of ACTING--1 SURGEON and PHYSICIAN respectively on the Honorary Staff. ! J. COYLE, ' Wellington Hospital. -Secretory. WELLINGTON DIOCESAN COLI LEGIATE SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, ; NGA TAWA, ..MARTON. L "OEQUIRED, an ASSISTANT MISJub TRESS, for English, Subjects. , Matriculation Standard. Duties to com- ' , mence Sth February. Salary, .£IOO. Apply ! THE PRINCIPAL, < Cara Diocesan Office, Wellington. 1 A PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR j WILL BE YOURS if you join BANES' : COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. , The following departments have now ■ resumed work:— Shorthand and Typewriting, ] Practical Bookkeeping. : Accountancy. Law Professional. ' Military. \ Send for a prospectus, or see the Direc- ® tor, H. Amos. 1 BANKS' COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, Corner Woodward Street and The Terrace. ! Telephone, 2098. 1 ] AN OPEN LETTER TO PARENTS. ) THE QUESTION that you are now ask- 1 Jng your self is, "To what school -\ shall I send my son this year?" You mean, to have -the. best teaching i: that is available—one of solid and durablo e worth. A real preparation for the busi- 7 ness of life. - ■ BANKS' COLLEGE J FOE BOYS. t PREPARATORY AND SECONDARY d DEPARTMENTS, 1 Give such an education as you could ( wisb. All useful—and only useful—sub- ' jects are taught by highly skilled and trained v teachers. THE PRINCIPALS OF THE COL- : 1 LEGE- I MR. H. H. CORNISH, M.A., LL.B., (Junior and Senior Scholar and Double First Class Honours Man, N.Z. University). MR. W. T. FOSTER, M.A., Litt. B. " (Oxon), (Junior and Senior Scholar, First Class Honours Man, N.Z. Uni- , versitj)— > have degrees that rank among the first in the Dominion. ® The discipline and moral tone of the " school are of the best. Athletic and • Physical Exercise receive their full and proper place. In the upper division pupils are prepared for all the Public Examinations, such as Entrance and Senior Public Ser- ' vice, Entrance University, and University Scholarship. ,j Your boy will receive at BANKS' COLLEGE an education that will prove an asset of lasting and incalculable value. Please write for Prospectus to the Director. H. AMOS, . V Box 162, Wellington. Telephone, 2098. •' P SCOTS COLLEGE, * WELLINGTON. f 1 k The Presbytery of Wellington will Open a Preparatory and Secondary Day and Boarding School i FOR BOYS In the Large, Well-ventilated and a] Well-equipped Premises, jj 53 HOBSON STREET, p On TUESDAY, FEBEUAEY Ist, 1916. £ M PRINCIPALS: MR. S. E. DICKINSON, M.A., Diploma of Education (Melbourne), (Late Principal Leslie House School, el Hobart); 25 ME. G. H. UTTLEY, M.A., M.Sc., F.G.S. A j (Late First Assistant and House Master at Waitaki Boys' High School). ' w< Applications for admission should be "'J mode to the Secretary, REV. A. C. STAN- P 1 DAGE, The Manse, ICelbuni; or to the *6 Principals, who may be seen by appoint- Jp ment at the College. Tel. 127. ™ ' : 30: GOOD BOARDING SCHOOL 10 FOR BOYS! ig. fa: OCEAN BAY SCHOOL,.- on MAELBOEOUGH. Rev. John A. Crump, F.Z.S., Principal, pc —- 110 HANDSOME and Commodious Schoolhouse at a noted Health Resort, xj" Airy Dormitories, Liberal Table. Safe 1' Swimming and Boating, and Fifteen Hun- I'■ dred Acres of Playground—an environment most conducive to Happy, Healthy — Boyhood. COURSE comprises all Public School J subjects, with Latin, French, Euclid, Algc- ha bra. Bookkeeping,, Physiology, Biology, 10 Botany, Natural Science, and Practical lm Agriculture. [ rc PARENTS absent on Military Service siv may entrust boys to Mr. Crump, who, if Sfc desired, will assume their legal guardian- ag< ship. Sti New Term opens 3rd February, 1910, nr Prospcctus on application. * oui COMMERCIAL TRAVELLER. V iv WANTED Known, that Walter V. Hill invites Agencies on Commission from .V s metehanta and manufacturers, for Marlboroii»h, Nelson, and West Coast. Box fiT 21, Nelson, A