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Auckland Star, Volume LIII, Issue 161, 10 July 1922, Page 12

_ WINTER EXHIBITION. Yy INTER ■pXHIBITION • BABY SHOW. ■ ■ — BABY SHOW. WEDNESDAY, 12th. AT 2.30 P.M. FIRST SECTION.—Open to Babies undei 12 months. SECOND SECTION.—Babies over V months and under 2 years First Price. £?,: Second Prize £2; Third Prize, £1. Judges : Mrs. (Dr.) Tracy Inglis. and -Matron of St. Helens Hospital. -AY'with free ' ° lOSe 12 Noon WE °NESA. D. STANLEY, Secretary A. and P. Association. Central Wharf Buildings. "EXHIBITION. DANCING COMPETITIONS. DANCING COMPETITIONS. TUESDAY, JULY 11, AT* 8 P.M. NOVICE HORNPIPE . li HILL IE CALLLM. Open. a HORNPIPE. Sailors only SHEAN TRIUBHAIS. Under 10 years of age. Post Entries. AUCKLAND AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL ASSOCIATION. A. D. STANLEY, 035 Secretary. A UOKLAND CITr BAND STALL - £*_ WEIGHT GUESSING COMPETITlONfe. —[successful Competitors Eiderdown: Miss E. Wilson. Paiee Ay .M t Edencorrect weight, olb }oz. -Rocking 'Horse: Mr. Page and Mr. 'Holyrod (Orakei) tiedcorrect weiglit. 601b. s;_ ELOCUTION. .1 '• Q.'RAFTO!N LIBRARY lIALe TOMORROW iTCESDAt) EVENING. R. W • -C . iTXONTAGUE . ■ Will give a somewhat Bright, and (he hopes) Interesting Talk ; On ELOCUTION ELOCUTITTN ELOCUTION ELOCUTION This will be an altogether Cheerful affair; and those who arc interested, whatever be their calling or profession, may rely on being told clearly and simply, exactly how to acquire the Ilabtt of well-spoken English It's really quite simple. * A number of specially chosen Eloentlonary illustrations will be thrown in. THERE WILL NOT BE ANY COMMUNITY SINGING. TO GET IN. The merest Trifle—2/ and 1/ (plus tax) i>s long as there are seats to go round. The overflow may sit on the stage. EDUCATIONAL. A MAN WITHOUT IMAGINATION ■ MAN WITHOUT IMAGINATION might just as well be dead. He has no ambition. A man succeeds because he knows how to get value out of opportunity. Here Iβ your opportunity. Are you going to take it? Bower's Engineering School is registered as a private technical school, and gives special coaching for Government Certificates. You can learn by Home Study DRAUGHTSMANSHIP RAILWAY ENGINEERING BRIDGE ENGINEERING HARBOUR ENGINEERING MOTOR ENGINEERING. 05 per cent of our Students succeed at the first examination. No other echool has this record. Now is your chance. Take it. Write for prospectus. gOWER'S J£NGINEERING OCHOOL (Registered under Marine and Education Departments since 1915), 54, COLWILL'S CHAMBERS, SWANSON STREET, AUCKLAND. I P.O. BOX 50. (And at Wellington), j - ; re "PUBLIC Examinations.—Effective fndi- ! ■*- vidual Coaching, including Drawin" Music, Bookkeeping,'' Latin.—H Mason' M.A., Ellison Chambers. 4x6 OPTICIANS. j ; : 1 TJOES rpHE gENTRY pALL! "A LLS W ELL " T It is & very ancient proverb which says: "The eyes being in the highest part hold the pos* of ' sentinels." ABE YOU QUITE SURE THAT YOUR EYES ARE SERVING YOU WELL?! I Is the sentry duty whlcn your eyes are performing for you satisfactory. On the contrary. Is there not cause {or uneasiness, for , investigation, for concern! If so CONSULT '■ ■gALFOUK Jlj- TBVINE, F.S.M.C.. prizeman by exam., London, SPECIALIST IN" SIGHT TESTING, 18. KARANGAHAPE ROAD. Phone 309 A. q MrPSICAX TTTTTTfng I , AUCKLAND School Of'ilnsir _ "o--T ' St.—Voice Cultnr. vi 1? U* ,, Arawa '. doUn, Guitar, Banjo Piano - T>IANO. Violin Cornot Tni.r" =