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Salary 5001., rising by annual increments of 257. to 6007. Candidates must be Graduates in Honours of a British University, and qualified to inspect and examine higher work in English Subjects and Classics in Secondary English Schools. The officer appointed will be entitled to leave of absence and pension under the regulations of Government service in Ceylon, and will be expected to assume duties at the beginning of OCTOBER. Applications should be submitted before JULY 14, in covers marked "C.A.," to THE SECRETARY, Board of Education, Whitehall, London, S. W. SCOTTISH CANDIDATES should apply to THE SECRETARY, Scotch Education Department, Whitehall, London, 8.W. ALEXANDRA HALL OF RESIDENCE FOR WOMEN STUDENTS. The Council of the College invites applications for the Post of Applications, which must be received not later than JULY 17, 1914, should be forwarded to the undersigned, from whom further particulars of the appointment may be obtained. Canvassing will be considered a ground for disqualification. J. DAVIES, M.A., Registrar. THE CITY OF CORK CHURCH BOARD. THE CORK RAMMAR SCHOOL SCHOOL The Governors invite applications for the Post of HEAD MASTER. SATURDAY, JULY 11, 1914. APPOINTMENT OF HEAD MASTER. The Anglesey County Council invite applications for the HEADMASTERSHIP of the above dual School. The appointment will be subject to the conditions contained in the Anglesey Intermediate and Technical Education Scheme. Candidates must be Graduates of a University in the United Kingdom. Preference will be given to a candidate conversant with the Welsh language. Canvassing, directly or indirectly, is strictly prohibited. Salary 2501. per annum, and a capitation payment of 108. for each pupil in the School. Applications, stating age, qualifications, and experience, with copies Candidates are invited to send twelve copies of their applications, RUTHERFORD COLLEGE SECONDARY DAY SCHOOL Head Master-Mr. J. B. GAUNT, B.A. B.Sc. In fixing the commencing salary, allowance will be made for suit- Applications, to be returned not later than JULY 17, must be made ORGANIZER OF CONTINUATION CLASSES. Canvassing for the appointment, directly or indirectly, will be a 8ixteen copies of the applications and of three recent testimonials JOHN E. WILLIAMS, Clerk of the Board. EGYPTIAN MINISTRY OF EDUCATION. WANTED, in OCTOBER, for the KHEDIVIAL TRAINING Applicants must be from about 24 to 30 years of age and unmarried. Applications should be addressed, not later than JULY 13, 1914, to A. H. SHARMAN, Feq., care of The Director, Egyptian Education Mission in England, 28, Victoria Street, Westminster, London, 8. W., from whom further information and copies of the application form may be obtained. Selected candidates will be interviewed in London. MINISTRY DEPARTMENT OF TECHNICAL, INDUSTRIAL, AND Applications are invited for the following appointments to date 1. ASSISTANT-MASTER OF ENGLISH LANGUAGE AT THE INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL OF ACCOUNTANCY AND COMMERCE, CAIRO. 2 ASSISTANT-MASTER OF ENGLISH LANGUAGE AT THE Both appointments will be in the grade of salary from L.E. 24 to Before making a formal application intending candidates should ORFOLK Applicants must be members of the Church of Ireland or England, NOR under 40 years of age, and have a University Degree in Honours. Salary 2501. per annum, with a Capitation allowance of 11. per year for each pupil, on the average attendance over 60, together with the residence and premises at Sidney Place (free of rent and taxes) and the privilege of taking Boarders. There are 138 Pupils at present on the Roll, viz, 19 Boarders and 120 Day Boys. Further particulars and form of application, to be returned on or before JULY 21, 1914, may be obtained on receipt of a stamped addressed foolscap envelope from Rev. R. T. HEARN, LL.D., Hon. Secretary. Kdmonton, St. Patrick's Hill, Cork. July 8, 1914 EAST DEREHAM SECONDARY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. 1. FORM MISTRESS specially qualified in French. Experience 2. FORM MISTRESS specially qualified in Geometry and Modern PRICE REGISTERED AS A NEWSPAPER. Yearly Subscription, free by post, Inland, £1 8s.; Foreign, £1 10s. 6d. Entered at the New York Post Office as Second Class matter. KENT EDUCATION COMMITTEE. COUNTY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, DARTFORD. WANTED, in SEPTEMBER next, a MODERN LANGUAGE MISTRESS to teach French and German. Initial salary 1007. to 1201. per annum, rising to 1701. per annum. A higher initial salary may be allowed in the case of a teacher with special qualifications and experience. University Graduate desired, with good Secondary School experience. Forms of application and scale of salaries may be obtained from Applications are invited for the Post of ORGANIZING MASTER for Technical and Continuation Education in the Borough of Shrewsbury. The Post will include the duties of Head Master of the Borough Technical School. Experience of Technical Organization and work essential. Possession of a Science Degree and knowledge of the work of a Junior Technical School or Preliminary Engineering Education will be an advantage. Salary 180, with suitable increment. The appointment will date from SEPTEMBER 1, 1914. Applications, on forms to be obtained from the undersigned, stating age, experience, accompanied by copies of not more than three recent testimonials and endorsed "Technical," must be delivered to me not later than 12 o'clock noon on MONDAY, July 27, 1914. J. WILLIAMS, Clerk to the Governors. Guildhall, Shrewsbury. OROUGH O F Во WIDNES. MUNICIPAL SECONDARY SCHOOL. Principal-J. A. COOPER, B.Sc. WANTED, an additional MASTER at commencement cf next term, SEPTEMBER 15. Essential qualification: Honours Degree in History. Subsidiary subjects: English, Geography, Flementary Mathematics. Secondary School Diploma or experience in a recognized Secondary School and Musical ability desirable. Initial salary 1307., rising by annual increments of 107. to 2007. and, if specially recommended, to 2501. The appointment is subject to the regulations and conditions of the Lancashire County Council. The Master appointed may have the opportunity of undertaking some evening work at 58. per hour. An active and enthusiastic interest in the Games and corporate life of the Echool is most essential. Canvassing, directly or indirectly will disqualify. Forms of application, which must be filled up by all applicants, to be had, on receipt of a stamped addressed envelope, from TBE PRINCIPAL, to whom they must be returned not later than JULY 22. AST LONDON FUND FOR THE JEWS. VACANCY for a MAN CLERK to assist in the University Extension Department, principally in the work of Examinations and Inspection of Schools. Salary 1201., rising by annual increments of 77. 108. to a maximum of 1507. Hours 10 to 5. The candidate appointed will be required to stop later when necessary. A competent knowledge of shorthand and typing and experience of examination administration will be regarded as recommendations. Applications in the candidate's own handwriting, together with copies only of not more than three recent testimonials, should be forwarded to the undersigned, not later than JULY 17, 1914, marked on the envelope "Clerkship." Notification of the appointment will be sent to all candidates enclosing an addressed foolscap envelope. HENRY A. MIERS. University of London, South Kensington, 8.W. COUNTY BOROUGH OF SUNDERLAND. SCHOOL OF ART. Head Master-C. H. ROGERS, Esq., A.R.C.A. (London). An ASSISTANT MASTER is required for the above-named Duties to commence 8EPTEMBER 14 next. The person appointed will be required to devote his whole time to the service of the School, but there will be opportunity for private study. Applications, stating age, qualifications, and experience, accompauied by copies of not more than three testimonials, must reach the undersigned not later than FRIDAY, August 7 next. HERBERT REED, Secretary. Education Department, 15, John Street, Sunderland. July 8, 1914. The Committee invite applications for Pests as MALE ASSIST. ANTS, age about 21 years. Experience in Library Work essential. Preference will be given to Candidates holding Certificates of the Library Association. Commencing salary 701. per annum. Applications in candidates' handwriting, stating age and qualifi cations, accompanied by copies of three recent testimonials (which will not be returned), and endorsed "Assistante," to be forwarded to the undersigned on or before the 24th inst. WALTER POWELL, Chief Librarian. Central Public Libraries, Birmingham. A Gentleman wishes to dispose of the following books:REINEKE FUCHS.-Heinrichs von Altman Reineke der Fuchs, mit Schönen Kupfern, nach der Ausgabe von 1498 ins Hoch Deutsche ubersetzt und mit einer Abhandlung, von dem Urheber, wahren alter und grossen Werthe dieses Gedichtes versehen von J. C. Gottscheden, numerous engravings, vellum. Rare. Leipzig, 1752. PETRARCH (F.).-Das Glückbüch Beydes den Putten und Bösen darin leere und trost wesz sich menigklich hierin halten soll, black letter, numerous fine woodcuts, old pigskin, half oak board sides. Augsburg, H. Steyner, 1539. PLUVINEL (A. de).-Instruction du Roy en l'Exercise de monter à Cheval, portrait and numerous plates and engravings, half morocco gilt. Paris, 1629. NICODEMO FRISCHLINO.-The Marriage Ceremony of the Duke of Wortemburg and Princess Urseila, 1575. Box 2067, Athenæum Press, 11, Bream's Buildings, Chancery Lane, London, E.C. TO SOCIETIES.-The HALL (42 by 28) and ROOMS of the ART-WORKERS' GUILD, recently built, are to be let for Meetings, Concerts, and Exhibitions.-Apply to SECRETARY, A.W.G., 6, Queen Square, Bloomsbury. RARE COINS and MEDALS of all periods and countries valued or catalogued. Also or Single Specimens PURCHASED at the BEST MARKET PRICES for Cash.-SPINK & SON, Ltd., Medallists to H.M. the King, 17 and 18, Piccadilly, London, W. (close to Piccadilly Circus). Sales by Auction. Valuable Books. MESSRS. HODGSON & CO. will SELL by AUCTION, at their Rooms, 115, Chancery Lane, W.C., on WEDNESDAY, July 15, and Two Following Days, at 1 o'clock, VALUABLE BOOKS, including Shaw's History of Staffordshire, 2 vols.Lipscombe's Buckinghamshire, 4 vols.-Pennant's London, 2 vols., extra illustrated-Meyrick's Visitations of Wales, 2 vols., and other Topographical and Antiquarian Works-Ackermann's Microcosm, 3 vols.-Sauvan's Tour of the Seine-Gardnor's Rhine Views-Nattes' Views of Bath-Blagdon's Life of Morland, and other rare Books with Coloured Plates-Rossini's Engravings of Rome-Lord Vernon's Dante, 3 vols.-Facsimile of the Talmud Babylonicum, by 8truck, 2 vols.-Illuminated Edition of the Imitation of Christ, Paris, 1982Anderson's Japan-M'Kenney and Hall's Indian Tribes, 3 vols., folio -Surtees' Ask Mamma, in the parts, and Plain or Ringlets, original cloth-Editions de Luxe of Dickens and Thackeray-Pentland Edition of Stevenson, 20 vols.-Swinburne's Border Ballads, and Queen Fredegond, Privately Printed for Watts-Dunton-First Editions-Freeman's Norman Conquest, 6 vols., and other Standard Historical WorksBritish School at Athens, 18 vols.-Index Library, 37 vols.-The Athenæum, from 1832 to 1914-Also a few Autograph Letters, Engravings, &c. To be viewed and Catalogues had. MESSRS, SOTHEBY, WILKINSON & HODGE will SELL by AUCTION, at their House, No. 13, Wellington Street, Strand, W.C., at 1 o'clock precisely each day, on MONDAY July 13, and Following Day. MODERN ETCHINGS, DRAWINGS, and LITHOGRAPHS, the Property of T. WAY, Esq., the Property of the late F. HOCKLIFFE, Esq.. the Property of Mrs. WAY, and other Properties. May be viewed. Catalogues may be had. Illustrated copies, containing 2 Plates, price 18. each. On MONDAY, July 13, and Following Day, WORKS OF ART AND ANTIQUITIES. May be viewed. Catalogues may be had. On WEDNESDAY, July 15, and Two Following Days, the VALUABLE LIBRARY of T. G. ARTHUR, Esq. (deceased). of Carrick House, Ayr, N.B. (sold by Order of the Executors). May be viewed two days prior. Catalogues may be had. On FRIDAY, July 17, JAPANESE and CHINESE WORKS OF ART, the Property of the late W. O. DANCKWERTS, Esq., K.C., of 2, Brechin Place, S. W. (sold by Order of the Executrix). May be viewed two days prior. Catalogues may be had. MESSRS. CHRISTIE, MANSON & WOODS respectfully give notice that they will hold the following SALES by AUCTION, at their Great Roma, King, Street, St. James'a Square, the Sales commencing at 1 o'clock precisely : On MONDAY, July 13, OLD ENGLISH SILVER PLATE, the Property of the late B. B. BELL, Esq., and from various sources. On TUESDAY, July 14, IMPORTANT NELSON MANUSCRIPTS and BOOKS, the Property of the late ALEXANDER ALLAN WEBBE, Esq., and from various sources. On WEDNESDAY, July 15, JEWELS of the late Lady ANNA CHANDOS POLE, and others. On THURSDAY, July 16, PORCELAIN and DECORATIVE FURNITURE, from various sources. On FRIDAY, July 17, MODERN PICTURES and DRAWINGS. CHE DISTON HOUSE, CRANES PARK, SURBITON. MESSES. ROBSON & PERRIN, F.A.I., will SELL by AUCTION, on the PREMISES, on TUESDAY, July 14, and Two Following Days, at 1.30 P.M. each day, the CON TENTS OF THE RESIDENCE, comprising the elegant and costly appointments of the Bedrooms, Dining, Drawing, Morning and Billiard Rooms, Library and Hall. Messrs. ROBSON & PERRIN beg to draw attention to the very VALUABLE COLLECTION of OIL PAINTINGS by Jan 8teen. Linglebach. Van Goyen. N. Berghen. Geo. Morland. James Stark. Augustus Fgg, R.A. T. Faed. W. Shayer, Senr. Clarkson Stanfield, R.A. J. Farquharson, A.R.A. J. H. Koekhock, and numerous other well-known Artists. Also to the large and costly Collection of Nankin, Dresden, Crown Derby, 8pode, èvres, Worcester, and Rockingham China, and Staffordshire and Delft Pottery. Valuable Bronzes, Marble statues, Suit of Armour, quantity of Silver and Silver Plate, and 16 h.p. Wolseley Motor-car. Illustrated Catalogues price 6d., to include admission, may be obtained of the Solicitors, Messrs. herwood, Baker & Hart, 51, Eden Street, Kingston, and 8 and 9, Essex Street, Strand, W.C., or of the Auctioneers, at their offices, 40, 41, and 42, King William Street, E.C. Valuable Books, including the Library of the late Sir HUBERT JERNINGHAM, K.C.M.G., removed from Longridge Towers, Berwick-on-Tweed (sold by Order of the Executors), and from other sources. PUTTICK & SIMPSON will SELL by AUCTION at their House, 47, Leicester Square, W.C., on WEDNESDAY, July 15, and Following Day, at ten minutes past 1 o'clock precisely, VALUABLE BOOKS, including the above Library, comprising Lady Jackson and Miss Freer's Works, and Jesse's Historical Memoirs, well bound-Sowerby's English Botany-Alpine Journal, 24 vols.Sporting Magazine, the last portion, in Nos.-The First Genevan Bible, 1560-Chamberlaine's Imitations of Original Drawings, 1792 Gould's Himalayan Birds-Blomefield's Norfolk-Hodgson's Northumberland-Surtees' Durham, and other County Histories-Books on Lace-Standard Library Editions-First Editions- Books with Coloured Plates, &c. Engravings. PUTTICK & SIMPSON will SELL by AUCTION at their House, 47, Leicester Square, W.C., on THURSDAY, July 23, and Following Day, at ten minutes past 1 o'clock precisely, ENGRAVINGS, comprising Fancy Subjects of the Early English and French Schools-Portraits in Mezzotint, Line, and Colours, including Duchess of Devonshire by Whiston Barney, after Gainsborough, proof state, &c.-Fishermen and Smugglers by Ward, after Morland, Mezzotints in colours, a pair-Caricatures-Topography-Sporting Subjects -Naval and Military Scenes - Americana, comprising Portraits and Views, including George Washington and Family by E. Bell, Mezzotint-Water-Colour Drawings and Modern Etchings and Engravings, ir cluding The Quiet Hour by Axel Haig, and others by Whistler, Meryon, Haden, and others. Patron: The Right Hon. THE EARL OF ROSEBERY, K.G. K.T. Col. The Hon. HARRY L. W. LAWSON M.A. J.P. M.P. THE LONDON COUNTY AND WESTMINSTER BANK, LTD. 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The "Francis Fund' provides Pensions for One Man, 251., and One Woman, 201., and was specially subscribed in memory of the late John Francis, who died on April 6, 1882, and was for more than fifty years Publisher of the Athenaeum. He took an active and leading part throughout the whole period of the agitation for the repeal of the various then existing "Taxes on Knowledge," and was for very many years a staunch supporter of this Institution. The "Horace Marshall Pension Fund" is the gift of the late Mr. Horace Brooks Marshall. The employés of that firm have primary right of election to its benefits. The "Herbert Lloyd Pension Fund" provides 251. per annum for one min in perpetual and grateful memory of Mr. Herbert Lloyd, who died May 12, 1899. 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