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TO COXSIGXEEB. M.V. PORT DFXE-DTX FROM LIVERPOOL AND GLASGOW. Consignees are requested to present Bills of Ladiug, pay freight (If any), and take delivery of their carso. All cargo is at consignees' risk after leaving ship's tackles, and if not promptly removed will be stored at rhelr risk and expense. Any cargo landed In a damaged condition must be examined and claim settled prior to its removal. No claim will be recognised after the removal ot cargo, nor for short-landed cargo, unless lodsed (In quadruplicate) at the office of the undersigned within seven days after dis■■harse of the goods. iSee Terms of Bills ot Lading). Number n( mil of Lading ana marks to be rendered tvi;h claim. Captain W. H. Lea will not be responsible for debts contracted by his crew 3 HEATHER ROBERTON, LTD., Agents. EDUCATIONAL A DVERTISING FOR rVVGIXEERS— ARE Y"UD QUALIFIED? Almost every day tbe ■"Situations Vacant" '•olumn of a newspaper contains advertise ments for highly-paid Engineering Jobs. What do you think when yon see them: Mont you wish you could apply for one? Perhaps you do not know that with the aid of Bower's Engineering School. YOU. too, can qualify. Thorough Tuition given In Electrical. Stationary. Marine and Traction Engin eering. Specially prepared Text Books and Diagrams prepared for each lesson. Fees moderate. Free Prospectus 00 Application. •ROWER'S T7NGIXEERING SCHOOL, (Registered under Marine and Educational Departments since 1915.) 131, COLWILL'S CHAMBERS, SWAxNSON STREET, AUCKLAND. (And at Wellington.) RAS SEDDON MEMORIAL TECHNICAL COLLEGE, AUCKLAND. ELECTIONS OF MANAGERS. Elections will be held on September 7, 1926, closing at 5 p.m., as follows:— (1) Representing local school committees, 1 member. (2) Representing parents of Technical High School pupils, 1 member, who must be a woman. Nominations for the vacancies must be lodged with the undersigned before noon on SATURDAY, August 2S. Nomination forms may be obtained from the Seddon Memorial Technical College office. G. J. PARK, 5 Returning Officer. TJRAIX'S /COMMERCIAL ,f>OLLE<JK, N.Z. Insurance Bldgs., Auckland. SPECIALISATION. This College concentrates all its energies upon Four Subjects:— SHORTHAND TYPEWRITING BURROUGHS BOOKKEEPING. EFFICIENCY. Under the Personal Supervision of a large Staff of Certificated Teachers each student receives by Individual Instruction a thorough grounding in Theory. Upon this sound foundation

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