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Auckland Star, Volume LVI, Issue 83, 8 April 1925, Page 7

EDUCATIONAL. EDUCATION! BOAfiD. NOTICE TO SCHOOL COMMITTEES, PARENTS, AXD TEACHEHS. REOPENING OF SCHOOLS. Public Primary Schools in Hie Eden, 'Mnunkaii and Franklin Counties will Ke-open on WEDNESDAY, loth April. l»i". All other Public Primary Schools will remain CLOSED unril furitior notice. The Secondary Departments of District HlEh Schools iv the Atlcklaud Education District will lie-open on the same date, except iv the following Counties. Scho. N in tueso Counties will remain CLUSKD until further notice:— Waikato Taupo Great Barrier Kaplan Tanmarunui Island Walpa Kawhia Cori.mnndel I'jako WaitoniO Thames Mntamata Ohura llnmaki Plains otorohanga Whnkntnne olilnonaurl Tauranga Kaitlcki- Opotiki. Rotorua The Compulsory Attendance Clauses of the Education Act will m>: be enforced until further notice. K. C. PfKDIE. Secretary. Ttli April. 102.">. 41G AUCKLAND EDUCATION BOARD. NOTICE TO PARENTS. rOINT CHEVALIER MAIN AND BEACH SCHOOLS. Parents of children who reside on the seaward side of the Groat North Road live required to enrol nil children at the new school recently erected near Point Chevalier Beach. E. C. rURDIE. Secretary. April 7. 10J.1. .-,14 "TiIOCESAN TTIGII t CCIIOOL. REOPENS WEDNESDAY, APRIL IoTH, At 10 a.m. P.OACDEIIS return the. same day at the earliest hour compatible, with the Instructions of the Health. Department. The attendance of the Teaching Staff at the School is now discontinued, and work set for this week should not be posUd, but brought by pupils on their return. The HEADMISTRESS will be at the School on TUESDAY, April 14th, from 2 to 2.30 p.m.. and necessaries for New Pupils may be obtained then, if desired. D 4 QT. /-tUTHBERTS /~IOLLEGE. Principal: MISS CLOUSTON, B.A. The First Term will commence on 'WEDNESDAY, April 15, for Day Pupils and Boarders. Under existinp Health Regulations, Boarders MUST NOT return before WEDNESDAY, 15th, but should arrange to arrive as early as possible on that date. The Principal will interview Parents on WEDNESDAY, April 0, between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m., uud on. TUESDAY, April 14, after 1 p.m. T. GRAHAM ALEXANDER, Registrar, College Buildings, Market Road. Epsom. ",!H TTT ING'S COLLEGE. KINGS SCHOOL. BOTH COLLEGE AND SCHOOL. WILL HE-OPEN OX WEDNESDAY, 15TH APRIL, AT f> A.M. ~>O2 rpilE "pOSS "ATAKES milE TMTONKY ? Ever seen your boss , salary cheque? Ever noticed how quickly he makes decisions, on matters that puzzle you'; Ho KNOWS that's why! And for KNOW. ING unci DECIDING QUICKLY, he gels the thickest pay envelope each month. Lot ambition Ijo your spur to net inn. Take u\> a course of Accountancy or Bookkeeping. A thorough knowledge of these two subjects will tit you for a responsible, well-paid executive position. Study become* a pleasant hobby under the personal guidance of practising accountants. The sooner you start the .sooner you'll get there, so write now for all particulars. iTTTHE VEff njTEALAND PjORRESPONDENCE QCHOOLS (Incorporating "Metropolitan and Maorilaml Colleges), Colwill Chambers. SWAXSOX STREET, AUCKLAND. P.O. Box 50. 'Phone 41-734. RA I.C.S. I.C.S. LEADERSHIP IX SALARY-RAISING TRAINING. ■It is n matter of record that more than 400,000 men have, since 1594, studie.il Eloetrical Subjects with the International Correspondence Schools. To-day a very considerable percentage of these men are holding important and well-paid positions in the Electrical Industry. That in itself is a wonderful achievement for any one educational institution to hive placed to its credit. Yet the Electrical Courses form only one group of the subjects taught by the I.C.S. There are twentyeight other groups, comprising a grand total of over 300 courses. Inquire to-day for prospectus and full information concerning the course you need -J-NTERXATIONAL QORRESPONDENCE QCHOOLS, Sl4 (Basement), N.Z. INSURANCE BUILDINGS, QUEEN STREET. AUCKLAXD Open FRIDAY EVENINGS. 7-9 p.m 'WS BRAIN'S /COMMERCIAL /COLLEGE, The College will be open for the admission of Students under the age of 10 years on and after April 16. Parents and Guardians are advised to make early application. Only a limited number of Students can be admitted, preference being given to Students with secondary education. The College will be closed for the Knster vacation from Utb. to 15th instant inclusive. ' E. B. JI. BBAIN, Principal. A SUCCESS OF STURROCK'S STUDENTS. Sturrock's Class or Correspondence Tuition in Electrical-, Stationary, Marine and Oil Engineering is thorough in every detail. The marked success of Sturrock s Students at Government Examinations is convincing proof. Write or Ring for information and prospectus. STURROCK'S ENGIXEERIXG SCHOOL, Quay Street, Auckland. 'Phone 44-415. WS rpHE LADIES' COLLEGE, -L REMUERA. TnE COLLEGE WILL RE-OPEN On APRIL 15. 1925. 012 3CHARLTON AY., Valley Rd.—Examina- » tion Preparation, and Gregg Shorthand. Bookkeeping, Languages. — Maurice R. Keesing. C GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS. FOR Your Groceries try Fowler's Monevsaving Store, S7, New North Rd. Satisfaction guaranteed. C SHOPPING. TX7EBSTER BROS., Jewellers. Bring tV your Jewellery .Repairs to ua.