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PROFESSIONAL ENGAGEMENTS, GARAGE MANAGER. WANTED, PSsition, Uarage Manager; » » thorough knowledge motor mechanics, electricity, book-keeping, and general managing. Apply "Garage Manager," c/o "Dominion." WANTED, TpXPKRIENCED SHOR'I'HAND TYP- •" lyTfi; must be familiar with com-lia-rciul corrcspondtuue; no bookkeeping. Good position. ■ RICHARDSON, OUR, AND CO., 131 I'eatlitrsloii Street. PATEA FARMERS' CO-O _ P. FR-rJiiZING CO., LTD., PATEA. A PPLICATIONS are invited for Pbsi•CX tion of CATTLE BUiTER, Salary, 4:400 per annum and lree car to experienced man. Applications close on Saturday, November 30, 1918. , A. N. WILLIAMS, Secretary. NURSE, COOK ISLANDS HOSPITAL, ■ . IUROTONGA. APPLICATIONS for the position of ■<-*- NUKbrJ, Cook Islnnds Hospital, Karotonga, are invited from fully-quali-fied nurses. Salary, A'lso per 'annum, with free quarters. Applications, which will be received up to A'ovcmk'a' 29, to be addressed to the SECRETARY, • Cook lilamli Department, Justice Buildings, Wellington. A PPLICATIONS, to be made on P.S.C. J "*- Form 17a, obtainable i;l principal post otUcei, will be received up lo noon on December 2; 1918, for the following; positions:— Museum Assistant, Wellington. Professional Division. Salary, .£2lO per annum, maximum' .£3OO. ' Bacteriological Trainees (2), Public Health" Department, Dunedin. General Division, remuneration to commence, JCISO, if applicants have had experience us Technical Assistants in Bacteriological Laboratories, to be increased to ,£l7O after three months. Further particulars on application. P. VERSCHAFFELT, Secretary, Public Service Commissioner. JOHN M-'GLiSHAN COLLEGE. MAORI HILL, DUNEDIN. 4 APPLICATIONS are invited for the position of RESIDENT MASTER for the NEW DORMITORY ING.- ■ Salary from .£250 per annum (according to qualifications and experience,), with Board, Residence, and Laundry. Full particulars tis. to teaching subjects, residential duties, etc., from the Principal. Last date for leceiving applications, TUCRSDAY, DECEMBER 5, A. G. BUTCHERS, M.A., Principal. COUNTY OF TARANAKI. ROAD INSPECTOR. A PPLICATIONS will' be received at ■c*- the County Office, New Plymouth, up to NOON on WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, for Position of Eoart Inspector. Salary, £300 per annum, with motorcycle and running expenses. Conditions relating to t':e appointment may be seen »,t this office or obtained from the undersigned.' ROBERT 0. ELLIS, County. Clerk. New Plymouth. November 7, 191 S. WANTED, FIHST-CLASS TOWN TRAVELLER; 1 for WHOLESALE SOFT-GOODS in AUCKLAND. Must have requisite experience find proved selling ability. Salary according to qualifications. Good prospects for right man. Apply at once, "WAREHOUSE," P.O. Box 612, Auckland. • / AUCKLAND GIRLS' GRAMMAR SCHOOL. HOWE STREET. A PPLICATIONS are invited for tho Xα following posts:— 1. An Experienced Science Mistress to teach Physical and Homo Science to the Standard of Matriculation and Heat to the Standard of the Junior University Scholarship Examination. Salary, .£220. '■■-.. 2. An Assistant Mistress to teach chiefly Geography, together with General Form subjects. Salary, .£IBO. The time for receiving applications, addressed to the Secretary,, has been Extended until Noon, December 4 next. W. WALLACE KIDD, ' Secretary. . NAPIER BOYS' HIGH SCHOOL. ENGLISH MASTERSHIP. APPLICATIONS ace invited until DECEMBER 7, from University Graduates for the position of English Master at the above, school. Applicants, who will be required to teach mainly English, History, and French, should state teaching experience, scholastic status, and also qualifications, if any, in games and cadet work. Salary, per annum; duties to commence in February, 1919. For farther particulars apply to the Headmaster, or ■ . G. CRAWSHAW, Secretary. Napier High School Board, October 16, 1918. SECOND-HAND CLOTHING WANTED. RING Up 'Phone 1628: . N. Sytuons, Buyer Second-hand Clothing, Boote, etc. Highc-et prices given; country customers can roly on good prices. S3 Courtenay Place, Wellington. OTICE.-Leit-off Clothing. 'Phono 2667 a. B. Morris, Second-band Dealer, buys Suits, P.iots, Underwear. Costumes, etc.; all lands old -Jewellery bought. C 5 Courtenay, Piace, Wellington, HAS it ever occurred to you that you have Clothing, Boots, or Jewellery about that you can turn into cash? We bpy and give HIGHEST PRICES. Drop us a postcard, or rinj Tel. 4107, and we shall call and give you our price for whatever you have to sell. M. NATJSBAU.M, The Allies' Secondhand Dealer, 127 Manners Street. Wellington. : LEFT-OFF CLOTHING. MRS. PIfiGOTT, 121 Vivien Street, BRITISH DEALER, wishes to Purchase for Cash Ladies', Gentlemen's, , and Children's Loft-off Clothing, Boots, etc. Mr. or Mrs. Piggott will wait upon any Lady or Gentleman at their Residence on receipt of letter: or 'Phone 2651 a. WANTED Known—U6e Linoarnish. Beeswax and Turpentine injure your Linoleum; it's a hard, back-break-ing way of polishing. Linoarnish applied with a brush once a year does the work easier, better, and cheaper. Sole proprietors and .manufacturers, Tingey's, Manners Street, The Progressive' People, XotED Known-Ex"ceisior"l7rDye will change the colour of your Hat; don't ?o to the expense of buying a new hat when you may have one for Iβ. •