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Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 112, 5 February 1920, Page 1

"THE DOMINION' Regulations ro Birth, Marriage, and Death Notices. Birth Announcement* must bo certified by clergy. man, doctor, nurte, or our local agent to ensure prompt insertion. ,' Marriage Notices muat ' be signed by contracting party, clergy, veil-known resident, ot our local agent. Death and Funeral Notices will only bo received from relativo of similar surname to deceased, or if signed by clergyman, doctor, undertaker, • well-known resident, or our local rgent. Telephone instructions in every case are htld cvor for certification, fioll of Honour and In Memorlam Notices.—No certlficat'cii is necessary.

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, & DEATHS BIRTH. - LOW.-On January 27, 1920, at Nur*e Soger's Hospital, Lyall Bay, to Dr. ■| and Mrs. Low—a son. MARRIAGE. BASSETT-MITCHELL.-On January 22, at Claremont, Perth, Major Richard Bassctt, A.A.M.C, sou of Mr. and Mr.-. Bassett, Morven, Victoria, to Ruth, oldest daughter pi John Henry Mitchell. Kenwyn, Studholme. • DEATHS. 10W.. On February 1, 1920, Kenneth • Wilson, beloved infant son of Dr. and Mrs. Low. SMITH,.—At the residence of his son, Mr. 31. T. Smith, Thornton, Bay of Plenty, after a lung and paiiiful illness, S*wnel Smith, formerly resident in Wellington for 33 years, and latterly of v Marton and Levin; aged 63 years. Deeply mourned. FUNERAL FURNISHERS. •p MORRIS,* JUN.,7 Undertaker and •*- i * Embnlmer, 60 -Taronaki Street and 28 Riddiford Street. Mortuary Cliapol, Horse and Motor Hearses. . The most complete and up-to-date Funeral Furnisher in the Dominion. 'Phone 937 (day or night). , ME. W. E. JEFFREYS, who was associated with Messrs. Flyger and Co., Undertakers and Embalmcrs, for some years, intimates that he has taken over this long-established business, and wishes to assure the public of careful and' faith- . ful service. W. E, JEFFREYS AND CO., Undertakers and Embajmers, Telephone 20-906. 222 Cuba Street. PERSONAL. i Manager wishes to.. correspond with young lady, view vto matrimony; genuine. "R.R.5.," cjo "Dominion." matbbiontT" KETURNED Soldier, in good position, would like to correspond with a domesticated young lady, 25 to 30, Protestant, with view to matrimony; photos exchanged; no Post Office address answer- ' ed. ' M ■ "W.P.,"- • C/p "Dominion." PROFESSIONAL ENGAGEMENTS. ■ • WANTED, 'JUNIOR,- for : Retail Office; little ex?J. perience preferred; shorthand and typing essential. Good wages and good prospects. \ . ... •• Write "ACCOUNTS," ■ . C/o "Dominion." MOTHERS'JIKLP DIVISIO'nT WOMEN'S NATIONAL RESERVE. WANTED, a MATRON-for a Mothers' Rest Room. Applications close MONDAY, FEBRUARY 9. For particulars write, enclosing testimonials and qualifications, to MRS. AHERNE, . Hon. Secretary, 114 Brougham St. ' 'Phone 22-007.' . - - "■■ . . ' ■. • WANTED, POSITION, BY • EXPERLSNCED '.-IN,r SURANCEPLERK; insido or. outBide work. Knowledge Double-entry .' Bookkeeping. References. For personal interview, apply .-;"••.' ■ "R.C.,"' .Post Office, Timaru. WANTED, , j A JUNIOR CLERK, for tho Account- ■"• ant's Department. Apply, in own handwriting, to THE SECRETARY, ' Cycle and Motor Supplies Ltd., Featherston Street. INGLEWOOD COUNTY COUNCIL. APPLICATIONS FOR CLERK. APPLICATIONS for the position of Clerk to the Inglewood County ; Council-will lie received up to 4 o'clock p.m. on TUESDAY, February 10,1920. ' Copy of conditions of appointment may < be had on application to the Clerk, Moa Road Board, Inglewood, or may lie inspected at "The Dominion" Office. R.BUCKLEY, Clerk, Moa Road Board, Inglewood. LONDON MANAGER WANTED. WANTED, by a large Exporting Firm, a LONDON MANAGER; must bo competent to.control.sales and purchase factory requirements. A thorough knowledge of the Dairy Industry nnd General Trading is essential. Salary, XIOOO per annum, with good . prospects. . Applications, addreffled "Exporter," care of this Agency, close on. Saturday, February 28. Further particulars can be obtained from . ' (.The Charles Haines Advertising Agencv, '• Ltd.. The'Dalgety Building, Wellington. WELLINGTON EDUCATION BOARD • * VACANCY LIST. r SCHOOLS ABOVE GRADE 3. HEAD MASTERSHIP. Grcvtown D.H.S., Sm to .£330, plus -C3O D.H.S. allowance, and residence. ASSISTANTSHIPSPctone D.H.S., .£2lO to J;2lfl. Blenheim, .£l3O to .£l4O. Mastcrton D.H.S.. ,£l3O to .£l4O. BCHOOLS BELOW GRADE 4 (£\d Country Allowance Additional to' Rates Mentioned). SOLE TEACHERSHIPS" Kakariki, MM to .£220 and .£3O h.a. Kailara, .£IBO to £M and house. Wharanui, .£l3O to .£l6O and .£2O H.A. ASSISTANTSHIPSHamua, £140 to .£l6O. Kahautara. .£llO to .£l6O. Mauriceville, .£l4O to .£l6O. Nireaha; .£l4O to .£l6O. WaihaKckc, .£l4O to .£l6O. Mangatainokn, .£l3O to .£llO. Ohaii, JCI3O to .£l4O. In addition to salaries quoted above, all certificated teachers will receive grading increment according to -scale. Separate application, on the prescribed form, must be made for each position applied for. Applications dose at the Board's Offico at 5 p.m. on THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 12. G. L. STEWART; Secretary. ■