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PROFESSIONAL ENCACEHENTS. r \JV ANTED, a Probationer for private j .' » hospital. Apply Box 55, Taihape. WANTED, Governess, for three .children, country. Apply Mrs. J.' W. j Smitb, Omataue, via TJtiKu. WANTED, Nurse, with experience, for private hospital, medical and- surgical. Apply "Experience," "Dominion" .' Office. ' '- VITANTED, Patients for Kirk's Treati TT ment, and Massage; would treat r in patients' own home. "Nurse," Te Ato P. Office, 1 WANTED, Trained] Nurse, private hospital, medical and surgical; salary, 1 £80; testimonials. Apply 127 Grafton Road, Auckland. SPANISH Taught by Correspondence: pronunciation, grammar, .translation, • etc. For particulars, write "Carlos," "Domiuion" Office.' 1 Assistant, wanted to re- ' \J place man called up in ballot; mußt ' bo thoroughly reliable in every way. Particulars to "City Chemist," c/o "Dominion" Office., ■ ; ' /" TYPISTE WANTED. . i T/trANTED, thoroughly reliable Senior - TV Typiste; must be quick at figures; , good salary to one suitable. Apply, at once, ■ , AUL6EBEOOK A CO., I 182 Wakefield Street. • TO MERCHANTS. r TJU6INESS MAN, with long experience , xS in General Merchandise, etc.. travclr ling, and capable conduct sales- and cor--5 respondence, ineligible; is open for imme- , diate engagement inside or travelling, HighestX credentials. ' Address inquiries, 3 "FOLLOW UP," • ' "Dominion" Office. fc TOWN TRAVELLER. WANTED, by Wholesale Drapery Warehouse, Town Traveller. Motor-car experience preferred, but not essential. , Apply, stating age,. experience, and, salary required, also enclosing copies of re- , ferenceß, to "WHOLESALE," Box 154, Wellington. INSURANCE CLERK. A LEADING Fire Insurance Company requires Junior Clerk (male) with eighteen months to two years' experience. 1 Salary to commence, £120 p.a. i Apply ' , "OPPORTUNITY," "Dominion"-011106. 00-OPERATIVE FRUIT-GROWEBB OF OTAGO, LTD. fTTHE above Society invites applications X for tho position of Manager. Preference wjll be given to applicants with : previous knowledge of the marketing of ; Fruit and Produce. Salary, £400 per annum. Applications' will be treated as con- . fldential (and copies of credentials) must ■ he in the hands of the undersigned not , later than SATURDAY, 29th September. H.TURNER, InterimSeoretary, P.0.80x 12. 1 EGMONT COUNTY COUNCIL. ' ; ENGINEER. APPLICATIONS for the position of Engineer to the above.County will be received by the undersigned up to 12 noon on SATURDAY, 6th day of October, ' 1917. 1 The Salary is £400 per annum, with about 100 miles of roads to attend to. Full particulars of duties will be forwarded on application. M. FLEMING, County Chairman. Opunake, 18th September, 1917. I 1 TITARRIED Man, holding indisputable Testimonials, : requires position, as Hotel Manager. Excellent-Business man and capable of managing large Hotel. Only good position considered. Reply "D CLASS," O/o "Dominion" Office. • A WOMAN'S QUESTION. 1 "TjJITHAT should I do?" is , being TT asked by many young women desirous of entering business, or of making themselves, more efficient. The best solution of this perplexing problem Is to take one or more of the excellent Courses jrovided by BANKS ' COLLEGE. ■ Individual Tuition in Practical Bookkeeping, Shorthand. Typewriting, and Adding Machines, and General Know, ledge. Expert Instruction by Correspondence in Bookkeeping and Business Practice, Advertising, Economics, and aH subjects for Entrance University and Public Service Examinations. Term commences with the student. Moderate Fees. Call or send for further particulars." BANKS COLLEGE. H. AMOS, Director. TO PARENTS. START YOUR "SON AS A WIRELESS OPERATOR. WIRELESS Work is fascinating and well paid. Prospects are mostattractive, for the scope of "Wireless" is constantly expanding. Eurol'your son at this College, winch specializes in Radio-Telegraphy, ar-d he will be quickly trained by our r.i'fhlyqualified cxpeits. Practical instruction given on complete Marconi Apparatusinstallations found only in the Dominion Colleges. So efficient are our methods thatmost students become proficient in bix to eight months. All who qualify are scon - •placed in good positions. Oall, write or 'phone for Free ProspectUß. | /• DOMINION COLLEGE OF RADIO-TELEGRAPHY, LTD.. A.M.P. Building, Hunter Street, Wellington. P.'O. Box 922. '.Phone 368. THE STORY THE STREET OAR TELLS. The TRAINED and the UNTRAINED Man. SIDE by side they sit; the one filling an/ important- position, enjoying a good income, and with every mark of prosper- ' ity—the other bent down with hard toil, working in a by-the-day job at poor wages. Why is it so? The answer is—TRAINING. Probably they started on an even footing/iO or 15 years ago, but one man secured the train- \ ing that enabled him to riso to the highest .positions in his chosen trade; the other cither would not take tho trouble to secure this training or did not realiso tho immense value of it. If YOU are an_ untrained man and want to advance, write to-day to tho International Correspondence Schools and karn how you can better your position—how you . •can have your salary raised. It docsu't matter how old you arc, where you live, or what you do. So long as you can read and write the I.C.S. can help you in ycur spare time. ' • INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENCE . SCHOOLS, 63G Dixon Street, Wellington. War Discount During September. IT\E MATA WINES. Try them at any 1 X Hotel! They are sound and good.