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Auckland Star, Volume LI, Issue 142, 15 June 1920, Page 10

AMUSEMENTS. PRINCESS. OF IJIUNCESS. SURPRISES. ■piUNCESS. unable to obtain admission last night. But Be Wise. Come Early or Book Your Seats. DOROTHY -p| ALTON. OliOTllY J-* ALTON. DOROTHY "Pk ALTON. OROTIIY -i- , ALTON. In A PARAMOUNT FEATURE, "•rpHE \rAKKET OF CJOULS. -, '■-•-HE i-'J-ARKET OF OoVLS." THE TIfAISKET OF HE JJXakKKT 1)1' *J()ULS." THE "\.fARKET OF CJOI'LS." lIE -WJ-AKKET OF »3oULS." A SCPKUIt 'PICTI'RE. Continuous Succcs-: of MI!. "DOT, A DAMS. I-. XSmsj JY. MAM t> \f It. 7>oi: a dams. J JLI!. -L>oil ApAMS, ' The Clever Itistruuicutalist, On tbe Xylophone, Mirlmbaplmno, and Bells. Assisted by PRINCESS T)EEnLF.SS /~|RCHESTUA. RINCESS- J- EEKLESS V/ItCHESTRA. THE BEST OF ALL ORCHESTRAS. Director, FRANK EGEKTON. DO NOT MISS THIS TREAT ! A ltl'7MAi:KAi:i.l-: DOUP/I.K BILL. NO ADVANCE IN PIUCES. BE WISE—BOOK YOUR SEATS. Plan at Richardson's, or Phone Theatre ."iSSA. •Day Prices: D.C., 1,1. All Stalls (id. Children Half-price. . Night Prl.-.-s: D.l. 17, Stalls 1/1, Reserves -, 1. EDUCATIONAL. gPABKS : 11/2 Kjy gETS. ( Tlie students in our colleges are able to study the wouderful effect of the fascinating electrical diKebu*,,-e which means so much in --spark" Wireless Telegraphy, because we have Marcoui Standard sets similar to the equipment on board ships, such as the Niagara, etc. We also give tuition in the working of that present dajf marvel —the Valve — which hjs revolutionised both transmitting and receiving ranges of Wireless Stations. Qualify for v Wireless Operator's CertihVnte, and then apply for a. position at the excellent rate of pay Just recently awurded the operators. Classes to suit all. Free prospectus. Wireless and Electrical Books and Magazines stocked. Term commences with student. rpHE TVOUIXIOX /COLLEGE OF -OADIO-rpELEGRAPHY, T TD., ELLISON CHAMBERS. QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND. l'.O. Box 1102. Telephone A 2131. Branches: Wellington, Chrlstchureh, and Dunedln. RB CCHOOL OF ART. "Elam" School of Art. Rutland Street, Auckland Art School. Auckland. The School Reopened on . MONDAY, MARCH 15TH, piNE A PPLIED ART. piOSTMEUCIAL ART. \J £\- E. W. PAYTON, B . Director. TJEMIXGTON AXD TJONEO /COMMERCIAL /^OLLEGE. (OPPOSITE STRAND ABCAD2.) THE ONLY PRIVATE COLLEGE In the Dominion which is CARRIED O-X SOLELY In tbe IXTEKKSTS of the COMMEBCIAL COMMUNITY, and WITHOUT REGAED to the EARNING OF I'ROFJT. OUR SOLE AIM IS TO PROVIDE BUSIXESS AND PROFESSIONAL MEN WITH THE TRAINED CLERKS OF WUOil XIIEY A'RJS IX XEED. STUDENTS ARE PLACED IN SUITABLE POSITIONS AT GOOD SALARIES AS SOON A3 THEY QUALIFY. ENROL YOUR DAUGHTER NCXW. MRS. 51AUTIN--Principal. H. «. HOBDAY—Managing Director. EXAMINATION T>ESUL-rS. SUPREME TEST OF TUITION. (MARCH", 1920) ACCOUNTANCY EXAM. FIVE out of the SIX Auckland Candidates who were successful In passing in Bookkeeping ;tinall were Students ot ■ HEMINGWAY AND ROBERTSON'S. QUALIFICATION ESSENTIAL TO SUCCESS. If you wish to obtain and retain a responsible and higJily-pald position in the present-tin r Business World you MUST QUALIFY iX ACCOUNTANCY. TIME TOO PRECIOUS FOR EXPERIMENTS. To ensure success in passing at the next November Exam., communicate, without delay, with the oldest-established and most successful Accountancy Correspondence Instructors in Australasia. TTEMINGWAY AXD "DOBERTSOX'S /CORRESPONDENCE T TD., UNIO.N BUILDINGS. CUSTOMS STREET E., AUCKLAND P.O. BOX 516. B rsrirEN you pulled that old 'I , CLOCK TO PIECES Do you remember the times when, as a boy, your greatest joy was to pall an old clock to pieces to see "how it was made"? Even in those distant days you were an engineer in embryo. You had the constructive brain. Perhaps fortune was not kind to you and denied you the profession naturally yours. It's not too late, however, become au engineer now! LET BOWER'S SHOW YOU HOW. With your natural instinct and our simple course of study you wlil soou njat.e gou.t at this profession. Six months' training "by our fully qualified teachers will lit you for some of the Government Examinations. CALL AXD HAVE A CHAT WITH Mil, BOWER. OR WRITE FOl{ PROSPECTUS. "DOWER'S -pNGINEEKING OCHOOL, COLWILL CHAMBERS SYVAXSOX STREET', AUCKLAND. P.O. Box 50. (And at Wellington). RD MUSICAL TUITION. PIANIST, gentleman, lions. Trinity college. London, has Vacancies for 'Pupils; terms 42/. Homes visited.—Pianist, »20 STAIt. 21 laTA-I/TEH SMITH. Teacher of Hawaiian »» Guitar. Ukulele ■Mandolin. Banjo; .orrect method: quii-k result*. -I<;. Turner St. U T ADIES' and Gent's Feu and Velour •Li iidt b renovated as new. — Xutt'i Symonde St.