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Auckland Star, Volume XLII, Issue 55, 6 March 1911, Page 12

gAMUEL rjOCHRANE 4 gON, T i TD * •■'-' • - 199, QtJEEN-3T. ■ ; .rptJESDAY,. TITAROH IJ ' 11 A.M., 11 A-M. ir ,. Will SeU, J>j;.;-Pabllc ~r - . -, (CONTENTS 08 , ■: ; e-RCOMBD HOUSE, V removed to .the Mart for conVenience "of sale,' indiidlhg— SPLENDHJ i BRASa-MOUNTED BEDSTEAD,: ! 3 Wife etretchere, Single B.M. Bedstead,, Chert of Drawers, Pair, 8 HIGH BACK CAD. OHAI'BiS, liarge and Small Mirror, "LARGE ASSORTMENT 'OF , -. FIBST-CLASS IZNOLEUM; Kitchen XatAe, Quantity of Pictures, Crockery, Conch, {WOE. LEATHER SUITEy Ice Chest, Safe, Rattan Chair,, Sewing-' (Machines, Cad. Chairs, Kitchen Chadrs, and Lot of Kitchen Utenails, etc., etc. AT 12 O'CLOCK SHARP, 8 SECONDHAND BIOEOLES, 21 Boxes c£ SUgbtly Sofled !Hats, Quantity of Fountain. Pene." -•"' -■•■ .' : gAMUIiL QOCHBAN.E & OON, X'XD. ALBERT B. SLOMAN, AncHooeer. "OICHABD X BTHUR AND £JO. rrtHITRSDAY—IOTEXT—fpHURSDAY. AT 11 O'CLOCK. On the Premises, DEACH-BD., DEVONPORT (1 minute from, wharf). The undersigned, favoured iby instructions from. Mrs Swinnerton, will Sell «s above, mHE SUPERIOR iFURNITUBE AND AP- -•- POINTMENTS OF SIX ROOMS. MAGNIFICENT CHIPPENDALES DRAWIXGEOOM SUITE, 7 PIECES, COVERED IN SILK TAPESTRY, Cost 50gns. ' SILK TAPESTRY COUCH to Match Suite C DRAWINGROOM CABINETS, Qnaint Design, each cost lOgns 2- LARGE VELVET PILE CARPETS HANDSOME DOME SIDEBOARD, Mirrored. And THE COMPLETE FURNISHINGS of Drawtngroom, Dinlngroom, Breakfastroam, 2 Bedrooms, and Kitchen. Also; FULL COMPLEMENT OF GARDEN TOOLS. FULL DETAILS MONDAY. AUCTIONEER'S NOTE.—The above Furnl--1 lure, etc., has only had. IS months' use, and Is practicaily new. TJICHARD ARTHUR AND riO. THOS. B. ARTHUR, Auctioneer. 534* EDUCATIONAL A UCKLJuND UNIVERSITY COLLEGE. •£*■ SCHOOL OF iMINBS. EVENING GLASSES start this week as follows:— •Metallurgy--Friday, 7 to 9. Practical Metallurgy and Assaying—Tuesday, 7 to 0. Surveying—Wednesday, 7 to 9. Freehand-Mechanical Drawing—Monday, 7 to 9. v ' Descriptive 7 to 8. Steam—Thursday, '6 to 8, 8 to 9. Strength and Materials—•Tuesdajv 7 to 8.. Mechanics of 7 to 8. Ditto Laboratory—Friday, 8 to 9^30. Theory of Structuree—(Monday, 6 to 7. Mechanical Drawing and Design—Monday, 7 to 9. Applied Electricity—Wednesday, 6 to 7. Electrical Engineering—Tuesday, 6 to 7. Ditto Laboratory—Thursday—7 to 9. MiA/RINB ENGINEERING.—Those wjho pass the two years' day course or three years' evening course are exempted from the Marine Department's Examination for the 111. Class Marine Engineers' Certificate, and are only required to obtain three years of workshop experience. For Day Classes, see -College Calendar or Syllabus. CHAB. M. NELSON, M.A., ■ - .. . -. - ~---■,■.---Registrar. - 6th 'March, 1911. 526 QOMMERCIAL npRAINING ("IOLLEGE, BANFUBLY BUIhDINGa ' •Phone 2742. 81, QUEEN-ST. Principal: MISS C. S. V. HASTEN, A.X.Z.A.A, SHORTHAND SPEED SESSION. Conducted by Mies A. H. G. Basten, Reporter. 1. ELEMENTARY—Tuesday, Feb. 28. - 2. INTERMEDIATE—Monday, Feb 27. 3. ADVANCED—Wednesday, March 1. 4. HIGH RATES—Friday, March 3 BUSINESS METHODS, TERMS AND USAGES—Every Tuesday Evening, commencing February 28. SPEED TYPlNG—Classes forming for practical typlstes wishing to become expert SHOKTHAND THOBOX7GHI.Y TYPEWRITING Taught EFFICIENTLY BOOKKEEPING SUCCESSFULLY Instruction Day and Evening _ Personal Strperrlstotu A UCKLAND rpBCHNICAL /COLLEGE. EVENING CLASSES ■KEX>PEN ON MONDAY, MARCH 13th. COURSES IN ART, SCIENCE, . COMMERCE, AND TECHNOLOGY. Holders of Standard VI. Certificates of or Free Places Admitted Free. SPECIAL CLASSES FOR LADIES IN COOKERY, DRESSMAKING. AND ... MILLINERY. ;,"'- : ';.~ ."' .. .; ■. >.-• SPECIAL COURSE FOR MATRICULATION. SPECIAL COURSE FOR JUNIOR CIVIL SERVICE. • SPECIAL COURSE FOE SENIOR CIVIL SERVICE. ■-- •? J SPECIAL CONTINUATION CLASS FOR STUDENTS ■ WHO HAVE NOT PASSED STANDARD VI. SPECIAL COURSE IN SANITARY SCIENCE FOR CERTIFICATE OF ROYAL SANITARY INSTITUTE, LONDON. £■ ::■■■, Those who wish to enrol as Free Place Students should attend at the College, Butland-st., on WEDNESDAY or FRIDAY EVENING,'March Bth or 10th, between 7 and 9, and bring their Certificates of- Proficiency or Free' Places with them. Paying Students can enrol any day between the hours of 9.30 and 12, and 1.30 and 3. - rospectue containing further particulars can be obtained at the College, or at the various Booksellers; ■ GEORGE GEORGE, Director. March 4th, 191 L .•••"..; QTOTT AND TrrOA'RE'S TMJSINESS ryOUJBQB, 23, SWANSON-ST. SHORTHAND, TYPEWRITING AiND CORiREBPONDENOE . BOOKKEEKNG, AND OFFICE WORK. Day and Evening Classes. Individual Inetmction by Practical Teachers. Quarter begins from date of entry. Enrol now. ARNI N G ! ! IMPORTiANT AMENDMENTS. ACCOUNTANTS' EXAMINAOTONB. We want to Warn All Clerks and others Interested to T> E W A R E Lest they are Left in the Rear. Yon must,,have your Diploma. Yon can only obtain it by Exam. These will be made much , more difficult in 1913. Matrico'ation will be added. The University will condncrt the Exams next November. Applications to be in by May Ist Qualify this year under conditions that will not exist again! ■ Send for " 1913 AND AFTER," Free. This Booklet fully and clearly explains the whole, matter.. (Mention this "paper and course required;) :_; "'' ■'■-" *'■ ■' " '. -j--.. ■ -v s ',. - HEMINGWAY AND ROBERTSON, Mail Instruction, P.O. BOX 516, AUCKLAND. "vrOST you have Standard VI. or ProijX fldency Certificate. or call on 11. Mason, 2LA.., Eden Terrace. 109 ■«: - ■ .*y. .•;•.'■'•:.. '■'-:■'•■■■'■ ■'jSfi'ir..- ■■«■"■. ■ Si -