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Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2692, 11 February 1916, Page 1

PROFESSIONAL ENGAGEMENTS. c. thoroughly experienced Gov- \ 1; ' » erness, for country. Apply "A.K.," m "Dominion" Office. x ln A RCHITECTURE-Registered Architect _ -f*. practising in Wanganui has vacancy ti ~ i'or articled pupil. Apply Box 294, Wa- v 3- nganui. ' YBTANTED, at once, Nursery-governess; n * ' four boys, 3-9, two school age; - salary, Apply "Waikanae," "Do- 1 minion" Office. ■ position, as Companion JP * ' or Lady Nuree; town_ or country; thoroughly experienced. Write "T.C.," >x "Dominion" Offioe. - "MTANTED, Nursery Governess for Waiiy " pukurau; two children, 8 and 10 r- years. State salary required to Mrs. Vick1s ers, Brougham Street, Private Hospital, ss ; es LADY CLERK to "REQUIRED for Insurance Company. . n _ JUj Stenography not essential. Good . n . prospects. } ,1. Apply n- .. . BOX 619, S ,t, " ' G.P.0.. AVellington. ; WELLINGTON HOSPITAL & CHARIT- i ■). ABLE AID BOARD. ■; td JUNIOR CLERK. 1 r- A PPLICATIONS are invited- up to 9 „ ;h a.m. next MONDAY, 14th Febm- s . a, ary, 1916, for the position of Junior Clerk y, (male or female). Salary to commence at a. .£BO per annum. t le J. COYLE, S i. . Secretary. General Hospital. _ I JUNIOR CLERK. I E mHE UNITED INSURANCE COM- 1 JL PANY, 324 Lambton Quay, require n a CAPABLE JUNIOR CLERK. \ jEDWARD C. ROWE, j Manager. y. d — : ■ j. GIRL, ■ \ ■ WANTED, FOR TELEPHONE WORK. « Wages, 20s. per week. Apply "TELEPHONE," ■ P.O. Box 1481, Wellington. b A 3- COMMON LAW CLERK. T>EQUIRED, an experienced Common J-li Law Clerk for firm of Auckland So- ,, licitore. D- Permanent engagement, with good prosid pects for efficient man. - Apply "JURIST," "Dominion" Office. n- TAEANAKI EDUCATION BOARD. A PPLICATIONS will be received at the 1 ir XX Office of the Taranaki Education Board, New Plymouth, up to SATURDAY', S the 19th February, 1916, lor the following 1J positions:—New Plymouth Technical Col- S lege: Instructress in Cookery, and Domes-, tic Science. Present salary .£l3O, and actual travelling expenses. Stratford Dis- (. tnct High, School: Fourth Assistant. Sec- ~ oildary Department, male or female. Sal- £ ary J:lsfl to .£IBO. Application forms may n be obtained on application to the Board's - "• Office. P. S. WHITCOMBE, Secretary. .Education Office, New Plymouth', * ' 9th February, 1916. s SOUTHLAND BOYS' HIGH SCHOOL. APPLICATIONS for the position of SCIENCE MASTER will be'received ?., up to 2W.h February, 1916. Salary, ,£3OO per annum. • Tho successful applicant must be able to teach the Sciences of Chemistry," Elcc-'-tricity, and Mechanics to University Scholarship Standard., He will also be required, during tho continuance of the )i- War. to teach Mathematics to the two highest classes. Applicants are requested to 6tate the . earliest date on, which they can begin work. F. G. STEVENSON,' . Secretary. i Southland High Schools' Board Office, Invereargill: ~ 7 ! HEAD -'TEACHER, . c hft 11 4,1 OS NATIVE SCHOOL, APIA, SAMOA. ot A PPLICATIONS will be received 'by te tho undersigned up to the 25th injn stant for the. position of Head Teacher of the School for Native Samoan. Boys, Apia, or Applicants should be certificated. teatSers, i at witn special qualifications for Manual )o and Agricultural Instruction to be taken t in conjunction with ordinary primary i lp subjects; a knowledge of vocal music will ] ig be a recommendation. Salary', ,£3OO, c with unfurnished residence and 'free !j n passage to Samoa. A married man to be j ' accompanied by his wife desired. Strict ( temperance a necessity. Engagement ter- rj minable but not necessarily terminated at j end of War. W. J. ANDERSON, Director of Education. Education Department, Wellington, > Bth February, 1916. ] WELLINGTON EDUCATION BOARD. ( QEPARATE Applications, \rliich must £ O be made on forms obtainable at the ] Board Office, will be received up to Noon f - of WEDNESDAY, 23rd February, 1916, ( S. for tho following positions:— Masterton—lnfant Mistress. ,£230 to d£2so. »• South Wellington—Assistant Master (dur- i, s- ing War), ,£l9O to ,£220. j Mt. Cook Girls'—Assistant Mistress, .CloO j c " to JIIBO. J 1(1 Newtown—Assistant, to JEIBO. t to Mt. Cook Boys'—Assistant (during War), m r£lso to JBIBO. I Mauriceville West—Sole Teacher, .£llO to ie Jil9o and house. 0 Wainui-o-mata—Sole Teacher, i£l4o to J3190 f and 'house. j Waione' (Railway Station, Danuevirke)— Sole Teacher, i£MO to ,£l9O and house, j] Mangaroa—Sole Teacher, i! 140 to *£190 and I je2o h.a. n Newman—Assistant Mistress, £120 to ,£l4O i Cross Creek—Assistant Mistress, .£l2O to •£l4O. x Ciyde Quay—Assistant. ifillO to .£l2O. ;g Manakau—Assistant, UJIIO to «£l2O. id Petone D.H.S.—Assistant, '*£110 to .£l2O. \ is. Johnsonville—Assistant, .£llO to JUla). ■J 6 Petone West—Assistant, ,£llO to *£120. i ' 3 Newtown—Assistant, J;110 to *£120. i Brooklyn—Assistant, »eilo to Xl2O. ~ G. L. STEWART. Secretary. jj FOR . ' s A ERTIGHT SHOWCASES, AND SHOP J . FRONTS ' y '? (Wood or Metal), "■ CONSULT- t ae DRILLER AND CO., C _ 'Phone A 703. 1 Holland Street, -i Wellington. J THERE'S AN ART IN FURNISHING, p e- MAKE YOUR HOME ATTRACTIVE. J WPEGDEN, PALMEK-STON NORTH, ? . ' MANUFACTURES } HIGH ART FURNITURE. ~ Which Makes it Easy for You to Furnish C Artistically. ' G.V. WINES! 1 L I, A WARDED 8 Gold Medals by Inter- ]- xjL national Exhibition, Christchurch; „ 1( 1 also medals by Imperial International 'j , s . antl Japan-British Exhibition, London, j. Cellars contain 19,000 gallons of Pure J[ Grape Wine, made 1900 upwards. Local Agents: Beveridge and Co., Wake- v field St. J. ,1. Jones, agent, Hastings. ' W. G. JARVIS, Manager. J 1., mil MATA tVINES are absolutely pure, e JL and art recommended fa* Divalids, c AfiJt aoh C