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Certificates: London Intermediate Science, Cambridge Higher Local Science. Education and some Training received in High School. Advanced Mathematics, Science, elementary English subjects. Address No. 2,427, Office of the " Journal of Education," 86 Fleet Street, London, E.C. EQUIRED, for ensuing Term, RE Engagement as ASSISTANT-ENGLISHTEACHER. Public School preferred. Non-resident or no Boarders. Trained, Certificated, Experienced. Address, in first instance-M., care of Charles Stewart & Co, 35 St. Martin's Lane, Charing Cross, London. J UNIOR GOVERNESS offers Services for Board, Lodging, and Preparation for London Intermediate. Time for Study required. Some experience. Could teach Latin, French, Music, &c.- STANPITS, Shefford, Beds. ART GOVERNESS requires Re with English. Address--No. 2,423, Office of the "Journal of Education," 86 Fleet Street, London, E.C. SITUATIONS VACANT. WANTED, STUDENT TEACH ER, who would read for Higher Local with Junior Form Mistress. 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