Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-08-24
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMS

Following is a list OF the civil service
Examinations TO be given in Hilo and
Honolulu on the dates indicated:
October H. 19O3Dynamo tender
departmental Seryce), elevator con
ductor Departmental Service, Inter-
nal-Revenus, press feeder Government
Printing Service), pressman Gov
Printing Servicel, railway mail clerk
lstenographer dept. Service), stenog.
rapher and typewriter dept Service
photographer and typewriter Phillip
lpine Service. StenOgraphcr-typew
er-juuior translator, Spanish (phil.
irpine Service, Stenouraphor-type
DIFFERENTIATION, Spanish philippine
ServiceD, and typewriter department.
al Service.
October 2lst. 19O3-Acting assistant
surgeon. Public Health and Marine
Hospital Service; Aid Coast and Geo
detiC Survey; assistant examiner. Pat
ent Office; assistant (scientifcy Dept.
OF Agriculture; bookkceper, Dept Ser
vice; civil and electrical engineer. De
partmental Service: civil and electrical
engineer. Philippine Service; civil en-
gneer. Dept Service; civil engineer,
Philippine Service; civil engineer and
craftsman; computor. in Coast and
Geodetic Survey in Nautical Almanac
Office, and in Naval Observatory; deck
officer, Coast and Gcodetic Survey;
! craftsman, architectural; craftsman,
Copyist. topographic; craftsman, jun
Tor architectural craftsman topo.
graphic, Land ONCE Service, electrical
engineer and craftsman: engineer and
photographic aid; farmer-industrial
teacher; farmer-iudustrial teacher with
q knowledge of irrigation: fish cgul-
turiSt irrigation engineer; kiudergar-
ten teacher; manual training teacher,
matron-seamstress-f industrial
teacher; meat inspector; mechanical
and electrical engineer. observer,
pharmacist Public Health and MariHe
Hospital Service; physician. Indian
Service: superintendent oi COnstruC.
ton; teacher. Indian Service. trained
nurse. Indian Service; trained nurse
Philippine Service.
Also on Sept nth and l7lh.--Portu,
Guese Interpreter at the Ellis Island
immigration station, New York. al
$50 per month; and assistant librarian
In the Attorney Generals office. Wash
ingtont. ID. c., at 5000 per annum, ap,
pliCatiOns for which must be filed with
the secretary of the local board of cN'
aminers by the hour OF closing bust
ness on Sept. LIST, 1908.
APPLICATIONS must be filed with PROT
4. b. Ingalls,, secretary OF the lpCa
board of examiners, on or before III,
hour of closing business on SeptcmOei
10. 1903. Further information may be
obtained Dy consulting Prof. W. d
Alexander OF the GeodetiC Survey. NT
Kenake or Mr.. Mccoy at the postoHice
and Mr.. II. c. Stackabe or Prof In
Igalls at the Custom House
!. 1. 1. !. I. !: + I. I. + + + l. + + + +
cies for your purpose could be fOunt
IN the streams OF central Mexico, bu
~ would be a little costly to send
man down to get them. Next to these
| would recommend trying the Gul
. States or Florida.
These fishes belong to the family o
Pocciliidae. and there are many spe
Cles. nearly all American. The singh
japanese species Is common In rio
bitches in the extreme south of JapaI
and probably feeds on larvae.
II Is of course only feasible to u.s.
fish in the permanent pools and ponds
The success of the campaign whicl
has been started will depend not 81
much on aid from diseases and natur
oil enemies as upon vigorous and con
tinuous active measures.
Respectfully.
n. l.. VAN DINE
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