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PROFESSIONAL ENCACEMENTS. WANTED, Nursery-governess, for country; two children. Apply, by letter, Mrs. W. J. Douglas, Temahanga, Napier. W ANTED, capable Nurse for tho conntry, coast station, two infants; references. Apply particulars, Mi's. Earle ltiddiford c/o Nurse Speilman, Masterton. WANTED, Nursery Governess to take complete charge one backward child (11), knowledge kindergarten preferred. Apply Mrs. Cowper, Box 18, Dannevirke. ANTED, for the country (Hawke's Bay), a Competent Nurse, two children, ages G years and 8 months. Apply Mrs. G. Tripe, 29 Bolton Street, Wellington. ATEWSPAPERS—Edi tor-Man ager, \ exAl pericnced, alert, teen, married, seeks engagement; 2£ years last appointment. Thorough knowledge all departments, sober, honest. Good credentials. Apply "Energy," "Dominion" Office. TO -BUSINESS PROPRIETORS, SITUATION as Manager Wanted by Married Man, ago 40 years, or would' represent leading firm; 12 years' commercial experience in New Zealand. Apply „ "ABILITY," "Dominion" Office. LEDGER-KEEPERS. WANTED, for" Merchants' Office in South Island, a thoroughly competent Ledger-keeper .and an ■ Assistant Ledger-keeper. Apply in own handwriting, giving full details of experience and stating salary expected, to "TRAFALGAR," "Dominion". Office. BOOKKEEPER. /HOMPETENT BOOKKEEPER required V- 1 take chargo 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 CLERK. VACANCY for a smart Junior Ledger ' Clerk, on the staff of "The Dominion" Newspaper. Previous ' experience necessary. Salary, 355. weekly to commence and advancement according to ability. Apply by letter, enclosing copies of credentials, and address to ' THE MANAGER, "Dominion," Wellington. ~ WHAT DOES THE WAR TEACH YOU? One great , lesson which must have impressed itself upon every individual in these stirring times is the absolute necessity, for Preparedness. When the war is won wo shall engage in another great struggle, namely, that for the development of our Trade and Commerce. Our success will be determined by the preparedness of each individual worker. _ _ Are you equipped for the opportunities which will present themselves to you? 'rhe best positions will be taken by thoso who are best qualified for responsible and skilled activity. Learn fresh, subjects and increase your skill in those already acciuired. TJANKS' COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, ii Wellington, Exists to help you to become an efficient ACCOUNTANT, BOOK-KEEPER, LAWYER, SOLDIER, TEACHER, PUBLIC SERVANT, STENO- ■ GRAPHER, and BUSINESS MAN . generally. ■ , , ■ Send for a prospectus. We shall bo pleased to hear from you. Day, Evening, and Correspondence Tuition. H. AMOS, Director.' Woodward Street. Tel., 2095.

'. jgCOTS COLLEGE. 53 Hol>son Street, Wellington. (Under the Control of the Wellington Presbytery.) SCHOOL OPENS TUESDAY, FEB. Bth'. ' Preparatory, Secondary, Day and Boarding Departments. Principals: ME. S. R. DICKINSON, M.A., Diploma of Education (Mel.b.), (late Principal of Leslie House School, Hohaxt). MR. G.'H. IJTTLEY, M.A., M.Sc., F.G.S. (late First Assistant and Houso Master at Waitaki Boys' High School.) Applications for admission should be made to tho Secretarj-, Rev. A. C. Standage, Tho Manse, ICelburn; or to tho Principals, who may bo seeh at tho College by appointment. : Parents of boys already enrolled, who have not yet seen tho Principals, are requested to do so as early as possible. Tel. 427. " , • - IIITZHERBEET TERRACE SCHOOL, Wellington. BOAEDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOE GIRLS. Principal—MlSS BASER, M.A. Tho NEW TEEM will Begin,on WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 9. Miss Baber will be at home on TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 8. New Pupils must attend on Tuesday morning. VOICE PRODUCTION AND SINGING. MISS AGTTES M. SEGEIEF, A.T.C.L:, L.A.8., resumes Teaching on MONDAY, the 7th FEBRUARY, 1916. Terras, etc., "MARYYALE," 23 Daniel Street, Wellington South. 'Phone 3016. DANCING. MISS DOROTHY SAUNDERS, 288 The Terrace, Wellington. BALLROOM, FANCY, AND NATIONAL DANCING, PHYSICAL CULTURE. TnOE tho convenience of Parents and -t 1 Pupils who wish terms to correspond with those 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. anil 9 p.m. this week. Telephone 975. ELOCUTION. MR. CULFOKD BELL and MISS BETTY PUEDOM resume Teaching on MONDAY, 31st JANUARY. Call or write for Prospectus. TREVOR STUDIOS, 66 Willis Street. 'Phone 1800. Hours: 10.30-12, 2-8.30. JJERBERT S. CLAUGHTON, L.T.C.L." Director Wellington Musical Union; Organist St. Andrew's Church, Terrace, Can receive limited number of pupils. PIANO, SINGING, THEORY. Lessons in City Studio; St. Andrew's Hall, The Terrace; or at Private Residence, 19 Upland Road, ICelburn. 'Phono 2878. jVTADAME COPE - DOWSING Has Resumed Lessons AT HER .STUDIO, 91 Willis Street (opp. Shortt's), "Madame's System is Unequalled." VOICE PRODUCTION. SINGING, AND ELOCUTION. M R - I'EO. BUCKERIDGE will Resume WJf- Teaching - on THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 3rd. , H The Terracsi „ No, 2668,