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ECCLESTASTICAL. JgERESFORD gTREET QONGREGATIONAL QHURCH. (NEST CENTRAL FIRE STATION.) PREACHER: J>EV. -y Y^THITING. SPECIAL NEW YEAR MESSAGES. 11 a.m.—"AN OPEN DOOR." 12 noon. —HOLY COMMUNION. 7^ p.m.—"THE ROAD SWEEPER." B*p.m.— HOLY COMMUNION. All Seats Free. Strangers and Visitors Cordially Invited, ASSOCIATED CHURCHES. NEW LYNN. PASTOR E. C. GREY. 11 a.m.—"CLEANSING THE TEMPLE." 7 p.m.—"CONQUERING THE STORM." t WESTERN SPRINGS. 11 a.m.—MR. R. RAYNER.' 7 p.m.—MR. R. RAYNER. SWANSON. 10.45 a.m.—SUNDAY SCHOOL. 7.30 p.m.—SERVICE. "XTEWTON CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH (Edinburgh Street). Morning, 11 —Young. People's Service, Sister Jessie. Evening, 7, Mr. J. Irving Turnbull. Communion. CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. 11 a.m. and 7 p.m., STUDENT OWEN MILES. Communion at Close of Morning Service. Visitors Cordially Invited. TYEVONPORT CONGREGATIONAL -L* CHURCH.—Pastor, Mr. • J. Gordon Smith. 11 a.m., " The Guide Through tli3 Gorge"; 7rp.m„, "A.New Trail." Strangers and Visitors Cordially Welcomed. I " ! EDUCATIONAL. §J}RULEIGH JgTJSINESS .. QOLLEGE. THOROUGH BUSINESS TRAINING., To enable your boys or girli to secure good positions in firstclass offices you should enrol them now with DRULEIGH COLLEGE. Each student receives individual instruction—is thoroughly trained in Shorthand, Typewriting, Bookkeeping and English. Numbers of typists and clerks at present employed in Auckland received their training at Druleigh College. ENROL NOW FOR 1931 SESSION. Prospectus on application or from Messrs. Whitcombe and Tombs, and Champtaloup and Edmiston. Telephone 46-884. The Principal may be interviewed from January 5 " At JgUSINESS pOLLEGE, TASMAN BUILDING, ANZAC AVENUE. S IJIHE pREMIER QOMMERCIAL QOLLEGE

OF NEW ZEALAND. POSITIONS FILLED DURING 1930. Permanent Positions 271 Relieving Positions ...... 323 Total Positions, 1930 .... 594 • "BRAIN'S ENSURE SUCCESS !" ENROL NOW! ENROL NOW! i Office Reopens January 5. JgRAIN'S QOMMERCIAL QOLLEGB. New Zealand Insurance Building, Auckland. ! . AND AT HAMILTON. WS AUCKLAND ■gUSINESS QOLLEGB, SMITH'S BUILDINGS, ALBERT ST. PROSPECTUS FOR 1931 MAY BE OBTAINED FROM MESSRS. WHITCOMBE AND TOMBS, LTD,, MESSRS. CHAMPTALOUP AND EDMISTON, Or from the College. PHONE 40-639. WS A T T HE E ND QF Will you be any further advanced at the end of next year.than you are now? Will your present position be secure? Will you have an assured future? The only man who can be certain of continuing in profitable employment these days is the man in whom ambition and specialised training ars combined. SPARE TIME POSTAL STUDY UNDER HEMINGWAY'S Will help to make you indispensable, and definitely increase your earning power. * B'or over a third of a century Hemingway's have specialised in Homestudy Commercial Tuition. To-day many of the most important positions in the business world of New Zealand and Australia are held by Hemingwaytiained students. Become a Hemingway's student yourself ! Enrol immediately, and qualify for a higher salary in the near future. Write to-day for particulars of Courses stating subject in which you are interested. •pfEMING WAY'S QORRESPONDENCE gCHOOLS, CHANCERY CHAMBERS, O'CONNELL ST., AUCKLAND. B rPHE RICHMOND NAUTICAL SCHOOL WILL REOPEN ON JANUARY 5. Pupils Coached for all Grades of Marine Department Certificates. Passes obtained 1930 were 34 out of 30, or 94 per cent. Preparation for New 1931 Examinations has been made. Particulars on application to J. W. RICHMOND, Principal. Phone 44-415. - 3 A NYOXE can learn Swiftcue—the easiest, swiftest, possible Shorthand; resembles Titman's.—Mason, SS, Grange Rd. WS A SHLEIGH College, N.Z. Insurance Bldg., Reopens January 12. Tuition day, evening.—For particulars phone 26-343. 3 A WONDERFUL little machine is the Stenotype; saves the drudgery of shorthand.—Sole training ceutre, Drulei'.-ii College. Phone 4G-SS4. I'