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PROFESSIONAL ENGAGEMENTS WANTED, Governess for Country. Apply Mrs. W. M'Rae, "Giens ot Tekoa," Private Bag, Ckmstchurch. • WANTED, a Nursery Governess, for the country, tour cniidren, two ■ only to be Apply Mrs. Uuy Powles, 51 Tiuakori Road. WANTEDT |or~Station on the East -Coast, a Jiurse tor three children, age 3, 5, and 6; wages Oil. Apply Mrsi Barton, Trentkun. /"ICVEItNESri, experienced, disengaged, ■ y 1 " competent training children, Lnglish, music, elocution, physical culture; i highest credentials. "Kindergartener," . Office. I to go through • » » thorough training. Good opportunity to learn' business. Salary. Apply Miss Milsom, Hair and Face Specialist, Burnett's Buildings, 94 Willis Street. WANTED, Nursery Governess, to take charge of three little ■ child- • ren. Apply, by letter, with testimonials, to Mrs. Hugh White, Awahuri, PalmerL ston North. ''S/iT'ANTED, a Lady Teacher in Pri- » » rate School; qualifications to teach Latin and Mathematics to Matriculation' Standard. Apply, with testimonials, to • Miss_ Stanford, Cnetwode, New Plymouth. ; "ITSTiNTED,- a Teacher, for household '» scloul, Erua, Main Trunk Line; , three children; salary, £30, with free ■ Wrd and lodging. Apply, with references. to Mi-s. C. Kennedy, Erua. CHEMIST'S ASSISTANT^ WANTED, for Friendly Societies' Dis- • pensary, Palmerston North. REMOVAL NOTICE." MR. LINDO LEVIE!i, Dentist, has Removed Temporarily to Rooms lately occupied by Mr. Leo Davies, Wcodward Street. i fT\HE services of a Junior Assistant -*- Master are required for Hurworth Preparatory School, ■ Wanganui. Particulars on application to W. E.-Atkin-aon, Mahina Bay, Eastbourne. '■ LEGAL— Wanted, Solicitor, for country office, conveyancing and common law; must be ineligible for service or member Second Division Reserve. Ap- ■ ply, stating salary expected, and enclosing references, "Lex," care "Dominion" Office. WANTED. I>Y LAW CLERK (nearly 19), position * in Wellington Solicitor's Office. Already had two years' general legal experience, including general conveyancing, estates, searches, etc. Apply "LEX," . • ■ Box 53, Blenheim.-', wanted" • ' a fully-qualified register- ■£*- ED .NURSE, as Charge Sistor for the Westport District Hospital. Salary, .£BO per annum, rising ,by two yearly increments of .£lO to IfilOO per annum. Apply, with testimonials, to the MATRON. COMMERCIAL TRAVELLER. OPEN FOR ENGAGEMENT in Wholesale Business; at present in business, storekeeper, own account. ■Salary required, ,£3OO per annum.\ Apply HENRY HARE, 127 Hastings Street, Napier. CIX)THING _ FAcfORI~MAIpiGERT A WHOLESALE House requires a MANAGER.. for. their Clothing Factory. ,-...,"' Apply, enclosing references, stating experience and salary required, to BOX 1472; G.P.0., Wellington. DANNEVIRKE HIGH SCHOOL! APPLICATIONS are invited for the . Position oi' MALE ASSISTANT,' .£225 per annum; FEMALE ASSISTANT, .£175 per annum. , Duties, General Secondary School Work. Applications Close Saturday, 3rd. February, 1917. T. MACALLAM, Hon. Secretary. WELLINGTON EDUCATION BOARD? HOME SCIENCE INSTRUCTRESS. APPLICATIONS, which must be made . on forms obtainable at the Education Board Office, will. be received up. till NOON of TUESDAY, 13th February, for the position of Junior Instructress in Home Science; salary, ,£l2O to il50; to teach the various branches of Home Science to primary or secondary pupils; applicants are required to show evidence of ability to. teach. ■ G. L. STEWART, Secretary. LAW PROFESSIONAL. ACCOUNTANCY. B. COM. DEGREE. LL.B. DEGREE. QTUDENTS prepared for the above Examinations by experienced and successful Tutors. Complete typewritten notes available in all the necessary subjects. At the last exams. 69.7 per cent, of our students were successful. BANKS' COLLEGE, Woodward Street, Prospectus on application. H. AMOS, ' Telephone 2098. Director. / . ARE YOU IN THE SECOND •A. DIVISION? It seems more than likely that the Secojfd Division will be called up before many months have elapsed. If You are wise you will endeavour to get a practical knowledge of your duties before going into camp. Military Training classes have been conducted continuously at BANKS COLLEGE since Easter, 1915." Since then over 350 men have been trained for the Reinforcements, all of whom have received Commissioned or Non-commis-sioned rank. s The INSTRUCTOR' (LIEUT. T. J. DAVIS) has had over thirty years' experience, and has a New Zealand reputation as a "drill." i Fees extremely moderate. ; Provision . made for Private Instruction. BANKS COLLEGE, X Woodward Street. H. AMOS, Director. ' Telephone 2098. THE Publicity Problem Solved.—Tno "Talking Sign" at Courtenay Place hits hard and heavy all the time. HAVE you Tried TE MATA WINES? They are a New Zealand product, ' and the best! Prices from 28s. per ■ case. Write the Manager at Havelock • North for Price List. rE "Talking" Sign at Courtenay Place solicits business while tho , public i 6 in the mood to spend money.