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PROFESSIONAL ENGAGEMENTS. WANTED, Nursery-governess, forcountry; two children. 1 Apply, by letter, Mrs. W. i. Douglas 1 , 'i'emahanga, Napier. v WANTED, Governess for 2 children (10); Music; three hours' teaching; light housework. Mrs. F. Fell, Nikau Bay, Pelorus Sound. WANTED, capable Nurse for the country, coast station, two infants; references. Apply particulars,. Mrs.' Earlo liiddil'ord c/o Nurse Spcllnian, Masterton. WANTED, thoroughly experienced Nurse for cbiid 11 months; wages Ml. Apply with references tQ Mrs. Came Bidwelf, Featherston. Telephone. Kahautara. , . "t/57 ANTED.—Licensed Custom House " * Agent and Shipping Clerk, not eligible for military service, require;! Position as Shipping Clerk; four years in present position. Apply to "Shipping," "Dominion" Office. TO BUSINESS PROPRIETORS. SITUATION as Manager Wanted by Married Man, age 40 years, or would ropresent leading firm; 12 years' commercial experience in New Zealand. Apply "ABILITY," "Dominion" Office. immediately, competent V SHORTHAND-TYPISTE. Temporary employment. ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE, Customhouse Quay. ' LEDGER-KEEPERS. I ' WANTED, lor Merchants' Oflke in South Island, a thoroughly competent Ledger-keeper and. an Assistant Ledger-keeper. Apply in own handwriting, giving fall details of experience and stating salary expected, to "TRAFALGAR," "Dominion" Office. BOOKKEEPER. 1 COMPETENT BOOKKEEPER required take charge of books of small business. Apply, stating age, experience, and salary required, and enclose copy of credentials. WILLIAMS, HUNT AND CO. , Professional, Accountants. Accountants' Chambers, Johnston Street.

LEDGER CLEEIv. ' • "tTACANCY for 'a smart Junior Ledger v Clerk, on the staff of "Tho Dominion" Newspaper. Previous experience; necessary. I Salary, 355. weekly to commence and advancement according to ability. Apply by letter, enclosing copies 'of credentials, and address to ' THE MANAGER," "Dominion," Wellington; JUNIOR (MALE), WIT?H SOME OFFICE EXPERIENCE, REQUIRED. Replies in own "handwriting, with copies of testimonials to SECRETARY, Cycle and ilotor Supplies, Ltd., Parish Street, Wellington. ' NEW YEAR HONOURS■ ' Vary in degree and kind. For the great men of the world there arc titles and decorations. For the younger generation there aro those humbler honours which often lead to the others, namely, EXAMINATION. PASSES, published early in each year. A careful study will show that the students of JgANKS' COMMERCIAL ' COLLEGE Always sccure n hlrfi. percentage of passes in the various Public Examinations. . In those held in November and December last the results were as follow:— Accountancy and B. Com.—4B presented; 31 passed; two completed 1 the B. Com. degree' and 8 completed the Professional subLaw Professional and LL.B—62 ; sented; 37 passed.. Junior Public Service.—27 presented; 18 passed. Entrance University.—46 presented; 2 passed; Medical Prelim., 10, passed Solicitorb' General Knowledge and Matriculation, and 19 passed Matriculation.. ■ If you wish lo pass any Public Examination join BANKS' COLLEGE. H. AMOS, Director.

•fiCOTS COLLEGE,-,' WELLINGTON. The Presbytery of Wellington will Open a Preparatory and Secondary v Day and Boarding' School FOR BOYS In the Largo, Well-ventilated and Well-equipped' Premises, . 53 HOBSON STREET, On TUESDAY, FEBRUARY Bth, 1916. PRINCIPALS: MR. S. R, DICKINSON, M.A., Diploma of Education (Melbourne), (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 the Secretary, REV. A. C. STANID AGE, The Manse,. Kelburn; or to the Principals, who may be seen by appointment at the College. Tel. 427. TiiITZHEEBERT TERRACE -P Wellington. BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. Principal—MlSS BABER-, M.A. ■The NEW TEEM .will Begin, ou WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 9. Miss Baber will be at home on TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 8. New Pupils must attend on Tuesday morning. , *. • WELLINGTON COLLEGE. THE First Term will begin on. TUESDAY, Ist FEBRUARY. The Headmaster will receive parents and guardians and enrol pupils on MONDAY, 31st JANUARY, between 9 a.m. and 1 p.m., and between 2 p.m. and 6 p.m. C. P. POWLES, Secretary. DANCING. MISS DOROTHY SAUNDERS, 288 The Terrace, Wellington. BALLROOM. FANCY, AND NATIONAL DANCING, PHYSICAL CULTURE. "J7IOR the convenience of Parents and it. Pupils who wish terms to correspond with thoso of Primary and Secondary Schools, Miss Saunders has resumed teaching earlier than usual. Hours by arrangement. Individual or Class Lessons. At Home between 3 p.m. and G p.m., and 7.30 p.m. and 9 p.m. this week. Telephone 975. ELOCUTION. MR, CULFORD BELL and MISS BETTY PORDOM resuino Teaching on MONDAY, 31st JANUARY. Call or write for Prospectus. TREVOR STUDIOS, 60 Willis Street. 'Phono 1800. Hours: 10'.30-12, 2-8.30. ' S. CLAUGIITON. L.T.C.L." Director Wellington Musical Union; Organist St. Andrew's Church, Terrace, Can rcceivo limited number of pupils. PIANO, SINGING, THEORY. Lessons in City Studio; St. Andrew's Hull, The Terrace; or at Private Residence, -19 Upland Road, Kelburn. 'Phono 2878,