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Auckland Star, Volume LI, Issue 40, 16 February 1920, Page 6

___»UOA3TO_._____ TTING*S COLLEGE, AUCKLAND. TBE SCHOOL REOPENS on THUBSDAY FEBRUARY 10, at 9 a.m. Boarders rettni Wednesday, February 18 New Boys attend on Wednesday at 10 ajn. Tbe Acting-Headmaster and the Herase Master will be In attendance at the school on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday next from 9.30 to 4. 517 Aif ATHKSIATICS, a*X MECHANICAL DEAWTNG, MARINE ENGINEERING. These Three "M's" WeU Taught At BOWEB'S ENGINEERING SCHOOL. Those wishing to qualify for a Marine, Electrical, or I.and Engineer's Certificate should consult the above school. ■ Mr. Bower is a Certified Engineer, and has prepared a complete course of study te> Bt students for Government Examinations, and enable them to fill one of the many high-salaried positions. Write for the I'rospectus which interests you most— Dept "A" — Government Examinations (Marine and Land). Dept. "B" — Electrical Courses and Motor Engineering. Dept. "C"—General Subjects (Mechanical Drawing, Mathematics, etc.). A full staff of skilled and certified teachers always In attendan.ee. FEES: Cash or Instalment. Don't delay, a position high up in the world is awaiting YOU. Call or write to-day to JAMES W. BOWER, Certified Engineer, Prindpal of •DOWER'S "CfNGIXEERING DCHOOL, COLWILI.'S CHAMBERS. SWAN-SON STREET, AUCKLAND. P.O. BOX 50. AND AT WELLINGTON. BD DRAI.N's /COMMERCIAL /"COLLEGE. NEW ZEALAND INSURANCE BUILDING. THE COLLEGE RTB-OPENBD ON TUESDAY. 20th JANUARY. Individual instrnoMon and personal attention is given to every student. Term eoni*nene*es from date of entry. The Syllabus includes:— r TOUCH-TYPING. This subject is taught by the latest scientific methods, ensuring Speed and Accuracy. SHORTHAND. The rules and principles of this art are taught in *uch a way as to make the study easy and interesting. Our students learn to read easily what they write. BOOKKEEPING. This subject is under tbe personal supervision of MB. H. C. ROBINSON, F.P.A. (X.Z.), one of the Principals of the College. The lessons are based upon Mr. Robinson's experience in commercial houses In London and New Zealand, and as a practising Accountant in Auckland, and are designed to impart the fullest possible instruction to the student. BUBBOCGHS INSTRUCTION. In addition to onr usual valuable Burroughs Course, we are inaugurating a new branch devoted entirely to training students as Expert Operators ou the marvellous little BURROUGHS CALCULATING MACHINE. Tbe appointments aud equipment of our College are unique, and we cordially invite YOU to make a call of Inspection. Prospectus obtainable ou application. MISS M. G. E. BRAIN. PrincipaL MISS E. B. M. BRAIN, Manager. P.O. Box 81 . '1 hone 871 A. BA fpHE /COLLEGE FOE TVESULTS. T> A S T E N* 3 /COMMERCIAL rpBAINING /COLLEGE 'PHONE 2742. SHORTHAND. BOOKKEEPING. TYPING. GENERAL OFFICE WORK. ALL CLASSES X o w RESUMED. FEBEUAiii 9. —Speed Sessions. Bookkeeping Course. Evening Classes ln Shonhand and Typing. ENROL NOW. Principal: MISS C. BASTEN, A.N.Z.A.A. ■pASTEN'S T>r_S-LTS. /CHELTENHAM COLLEGE. VAUXHALU AJ ROA3. DEVOierPOKT. BOABDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOB GIRLS. Classes—Kindergarten to Matriculation. Principal: MRS. A. E. DEAN. Tbe Sche>ol will Reopen on MONDAY, 23rci inst. Beiarders may emter on SATURDAY, 'i&l. i'hone 77. D. UNREDEEMED PLEDGES. "OARGAIXS TN TTNBEDEEMED T>LEDGIi.S AT THE TTObSuS T OAN. /COMPANY. f s.. d. 102, HOBSON STREET. 25 0 o—lSct. English Lever Watch, ln nr»t-e*lass order, and heavy l?ct. (iold Chain and Topaz Pendant. 7 10 o—Pair Held Glasses, tn leather case, by Boss, Londou. 3 15 o—Nearly Telescope, in case. 5' 10 o—Solid e'lold Expaneiing Wristlet Watci. 1 15 o—Gold Neckohain and Gold Cross. 4 0 o—French Mar.de*line. in case. 315 o—iSMver Kotherhani and heavy Sllrer Ciata. 4 10 o—'Hewe-jr Gf>ld Chain and Pendant. .10 0 o—s-aione Hatf-Hoop Diamond Ring. 13 0 o—Brand new Columbia Gramophone and 22 Double Records. 7 10 o—lSct. I-ady's Gold Watch, set with 10 diamonds and heavy Cold Guard. 415 o—Lorg- Silver-plated Tea and Coffee Pet. 1 0 o —Larire Suit Case, brand new. 14 10 o—He-avy Goid Chain, weighs nearly 4e*.z. 12 10 o—Brand new laet. esolfl Watch, and Heavy Goid Chain. 4 10 o—lo x li Tent and Fly (-lew). 116 o—Doaen New Columbia Double Records. 1 1 0— New Sucrtay Roots, al! sixes '- 0 o—Nearly New Raincoat. 35 0 0— Cluster Dlaxond Ring, worth fSO 3 15 o—Brand New Trench Coat ; 3 0 o—Heavy Marble Clock, Frene-h movement. 1 3 15 o—lSct. Diamond and Ruby RtnV 8 I ?.„°."^, W '' t ' Sin ?'* Stone Diamond Ring EMANUEL KISSIN, Pawnbroker \ 'Plione 9TIA. ' , ( "gARGAIXS <T5 "" TJNBEDEEMED pLED OH 8 rpHE "pEOPLES T OAN / (0., SI. VICTORIA STREET WEST. I * s. d. Description. 15 0 o—Popular Pressman Keflex Camera. iJooke-Buteber, 4.5 Coat £25. ln good order. , 25 0 o—First-class Strad Model Violin 12 10 o—Magglnl Violin, dated 1543. - 8 0 o—Gold Watch, Gold Chain, ana Heavy (.old Medal. , I I o—English Zither Banjo and Ose. 5 5 o—Brand0 —Brand New Saddle and Mounts. 13 0 o—Extra Heavy Solid Geld Cnaln. 8 8 o—Diamond0 —Diamond and Kuby Ring. 10 10 o—Diamond and Sapphire Etna 6 0 o—Brand New Milk Separator 1 15 o—First-class Lever Wristlet Watch. - 30 0 o—Troughton and Sims I'heodo.ite. Cost £80. Perfect order. 3 10 o—Good Field Glasses in ease. 3 15 o^—Practically New silver Hunting English Lever Watch. 6 1C o—Gent's 18ct Single Stone Diamond Ring. 910 o—"Edison Fireside" Phonograph and 32 new Records. 6 0 o—Brass Motor Lamps and Brass Generator. •5 0 O—Clarionet*-, ln cane: 21 keys I 4 0 o—English Quadrant In case. ■ 12 10 ID—Five-stone Diamond Ring • 6 0 o—Blue Serge Suit, fit man over 6ft. As good as new; 44in in chest. t fta*°s!. -* JifT .."I?'*'*" * Unredeemed r *"» ,c» of all descriptions too numerous to » 1 nuatlCT. INSPECTION INVITED ; M. ROBINSO.v Pawnbroker. • j % Phone 567 A. • A V