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Taranaki Daily News, 1 November 1919, Page 1

APPLICATIONS. PUKEKURA PARK BOARD. APPLICATIONS are invited for tho position of Secretary, and 'will te received up to 4 p.m. on TUESDAY, November 4. Applicants to state salary required. Conditions may be seen on applying to the Chairman. • C. E. SELLRINGER, Cha,irman. ■ Two men for cheese factory; sihgle; no previous experience necessary. Wages £3 a week and allowances. Apply: - MANAGER, Dairy Company, Kaimata, TARANAKI PROVINCIAL WAR RE.LIEF ASSOCIATION; APPLICATIONS are invited from Boys and Girls, who afe eligible to receive the benefits of the above Scholarships (Educational year 1920). Applicantsmusl; supply full particulars to the Secretary of Patriotic Committee in their locality. Conditions of Scholarships may be obtained' on application to W. Power, Secretary, Taranaki Provincial War Relief Association, Stratford. " N.B.—Applications must be lodged on or before November 11, 1919, aud be plainly marked "Application for Scholarship." W. POWER,' Secretary. GIRLS' HIGH SCHOOL, NE# PLYMOUTH. RANTED— For FIRST TERM, 3920 Resident distress for Preparatory School. Salary £l5O per annum. Also Assistant Resident Form Mistress for Secondary Department. Salary,,£lflO per annum. Duties commence Ist March, 1920. Applications, with testimonial?, close on 15th November, 1919. > EDMUND LASH, Secretary. P.O. Box 187, New Plymouth. WANTED, ETC. Prepaid Advertisements not exceeding tixteen Words, One Shilling; three consecutive insertions, Two Shillings and Slxpente. iy ANTED to BUY—4 or 5-seater % car, guaranteed in good order, niusl stand thorough inspection. Apply "Car," News Office. f.w. VXfANTED —Two or three gentlemen boarders; handy to town; all conveniences. Apply "Board," News Office. Yy ANTED TO BUY—Gig horse; must be thoroughly reliable for a woman to drive.—R. Newport, Rahotu. f.w. TpXPERIENCLD farm hand wants position, sheep or cattle; horse and three dogs. Apply "Married," News Office. f.w. YXfILL the person who removed a suit case from the Railway Station on Thursday evening return the same to the Station ? WANTED—Working housekeeper for professional man, Hawera; man for farm work, Opunake, AO/- a week; Kapuni ditto, 50/-; lad for Okoke to milk 12 cows, no farm work, 35/-; ditto Ngaere, 25/-; housemaid, Opunake, 30/-; waitress, Stratford, union wages; young person to assist in house, Kaimata, 20/-; general, Omata, 20/-; pantrymaid, New Plymouth, 23/6; and relieving general, 25/-. —Gibson's Agency, New Plymouth. WANTED—Second-hand piano, in goad order. State lowest cash price to "Family," care News Office^ VX7ANTHD—Suitable premises for a First-class Pharmacy and Photographic Business. State particulars. — "Chemist-," News Office. e.w. T WAITING ES'GAG EMENT—COOC shearing shed employee, second cook, porter, kitchenman, young girl for housework, cook-housekeeper, several farm hands with and without experience.— Gibson's Agency, New Plymouth. WANTED —By young man, position in clothing-mercery department; 12 years' experience. Address "Clothier,'' c/o Bos 28, Eltham. d.w. WANTED —Strong lad to learn the trade of blacksmithing and acetone welding; good opportunity. —R. S. Woolilridge, Gill Street, New Plymouth. WANTED —A "capable woman for household duties. Apply Mrs. Slater, Te Popo a.f. \yANTED at once—broody hen.—Apply "Chick," c/o Daily News. f.x. LOST. T OST—From Norfolk Road, hay gelding, 2 years old, shod, white star on forehead. Finder will be rewarded. Apply F. Duckett, Norfolk Road, luglcwood. d.w. UNIVERSITY CORRESPONDENCE COACHING COLLEGE. 1 FERRY BUILDINGS. AUCKLAND. (1919-1920.) Courses have been specially prepared for the following examinations: Matriculation; Public. Service Entrance; Teachers' Certificates D, C, and B; B.A. Terms. Section and Final: Junior National Scholarship and Proficiency. Also for Elementary Courses in Latin, French, and Mathematics. , Individual Tuition by Correspondence can lie arranged in ahv subject if desired. Prospectus, terms, and all informntion may be obtained on application to: H. A. HOLL, B.A. Cantab.. Hons, in Maths, or any of Messrs Whiteorabe &, Tombes' branches.