' EDUCATIONAL. QJT. riUTHBEKT'S pRESBYTERIAN /COLLEGE, EPSOM. AUCKLAND. (For Boarding and Day Girls.) Boys may attend through Kindergarten and Primers. This foremost, highly efficient College offers a sound training from Kindergarten to Matriculation, and Junior University standard, and a Special Course for nonexamination girls. Also combining a wise and balanced education of the physical. moral, religious (undenominational), and social side of the pupil's nature. Four Scholarships are granted within the school annually. REDUCED FEES. FIRST TERM COMMENCES ON THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 19.14. BOARDERS TO ARRIVE ON WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 7, l'J34. "The Principal. Miss L. Clouston, 8.A., will interview Parents and Guardians at the College on TUESDAY nud WEDNESDAY, February 6 and 7. from 9.30 a.m. to 12.80 p.m., and from 2 p.m. to ii p.m. Entrants may enrol now. Prospectuses and enrolment forms on application. ■J G. BAILEY, Registrar. AUCKLAND GRAMMAR SCHOOL BOARD. Parents nre reminded that the Principals of the Grammar Schools will be present to Enrol New Pupils at the Schools on the following days:— AUCKLAND (Boys'), Mountain RoadFriday. February 2, at 0 a.m. MOUNT ALBERT—Friday, February 2, and Monday. February o. TAKAPUNA— Friday, February 2. AUCKLAND (Girls') —Friday, February 2, from !) a.m. to noon, and from 1 p.m. to 4 j>. m. New Pupils with surnames A-L will be enrolled before noon; those from M-55 in the afternoon.
EPSOM (Girls') —Thursday. February 1, Pupils from west oC Manukau Road. Friday. February 2, Pupils from all other districts. Country Pupils may enrol on either day. Boys, living in any district, wishing to fake an Agricultural Course, may attend Mount Albert Grammar School, and Competency Certificate-holders will be admitted to a Free Place if this course is taken. CIIAS. E. G. 'TISDALL, Secret nry-Treasurer. 41, Shortland Street, Auckland. 31 •J7JXAMINATION pESULTS. TTEMINGWAY'S A GAIN OCORE. DIPLOMA IN BANKING. Total Pusses for all New Zealand, 281. I HEMINGWAYS. 175. 02.3% All Others Combined, 106. 37.7% Thirty-six years' experience, plus expert knowledge tells its tale in these remarkable results. Join up willi the School that gets the Passes and Ensure Success. TT EMINGWAT'S pORRESPONDENCE QCHOOLS,
P.O. BOX DIG. AUCKLAND, C.I. D f"-"| AUCKLAND "OUSINESS Hlllll'l riOLLEUE /"IOMMERCIAL "T^DUCATION. We Becured the only Pass in SBW ZEALAND in tlie recent SHORTHAND REPORTERS' EXAMINATION. EVENING CLASSES begin FEBRUARY 1. Phone 40-G39. .Smith's Building, Albert St. WS ■DRAIN'S /COMMERCIAL /COLLEGE NOW OPEN. Enrolling Students who, on Completion of their Course will bo passed over to our ACTIVE EMPLOYMENT DEPARTMENT. ENROL NOW. Take Your First Step toward a Successful Business Career. 'Phone 4G-256. MISS E. B. M. BRAIN, Director, N.Z. Insurance Bid?., Auckland. WS
/CLEVELAND TT O U S K. THE LADIES' COLLEGE, Garden Road, Kemuera, THE MISSES MOORE JONES DAT SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. First Term Commences on THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8. Principals at Home from Monday, sth. PHONE 17-e6l. :7 WARWICK TUTORIAL COLLEGE. Matriculation, Accountancy, Individual Tuition. Day and Evening Classes. W. MCGREGOR JESS, MCA., Principal. British Chambers, High Street.
DRULBIGH tutorial classes for degree students cover all courses. Expert tuition by graduates. Languages featured. TENDERS. T3LUMBING —Prices wanted, labour only. -*- Throe new houses, urgent. —Inquire Star 710. *1 PUBLIC WORKS DEPAHTMENT. GOVERNMENT LIFE INSURANCE BUILDING, WELLINGTON. Tenders for the Erection of the above will be received by the Secretary, Public Works Tenders Board, Wellington, up to 4 p.m. on 24th April, 1934. Plans and specifications may be seen on application to Public Works Offices, Auckland, Christchurch, Duncdin, and at Head Office, Wellington. :31 I3KBMIIOR TOBACCO COMPANY (N.Z.J, JL LIMITED (In Liquidation). Tenders, closing at 12 Noon on SATURDAY, the 3RD FEBRUARY, 1934, are invited for a Stock of 11 Bales of Tobacco Leaf, suitable for pipe tobacco manufacture (approximately 4000 lbs). The leaf is at present stored at the bonded store of J. C. Spedding and Co., Quay Street, Auckland, and arrangements will bo made for inspection. Purchaser to pay excise duty. Tenders to be on the basis of a price per bale for the line. Cash deposit of fo to accompany each tender. Highest or any tender not necessarily accepted.—CHAM3BRS, WORTH AMD CHAMBERS, Grey Bldgs., Courthouse Lane, Auckland. 31
rnAUPO mOTARA rpiMBKR QO., LTD., PUTARURU AND NEWMARKET. (Phone 2.) (Phone 41-960.) MOUNTAIN GROWN rnOTARA, TITATAI. TDISIU. Also, Kauri, Imported Timbers, Plywood, etc. Large Stocks of Split Totara Posts, Strainers, House Blocks and Sawn Fencing Battens. Clients are cordially invited to visit our Timber Yards and Inspect Stocks of Timber and Fencing Material. C
TO HOME BUILDERS. We Offer DEPENDABLE SERVICE), BEDROCK PRICES. We have in stock over EIGHT MILLION FEET OF HIGH-GRADE) BUILDING TIMBER, Seasoned and Unseasoned. Write for our Latest Timber Price List. ELLIS AND BURNAND, LTD., Sawmillers and Timber Merchants, Hamilton. ■ W
ADVERTISEMENTS INTENDED FOR OUR ■"" CLASSIFIED COLUMNS SHOULD BE IN OUR OFFICE NOT LATER THAN 1 P.M. DAILY. Advertisements received after this hour wiii be Inserted up till 2.20 p.m. In late news page. Properties for Sale and Exchange, Sections for Sale, Businesses fop Sale, close at 10.30 a.m. daily. The Proprietors do not hold tnemselves responsible for Non-insertion of Advertisements, or for Errors in Advertisements, through accident or otherwise, and they reserve to themselves the right.to amend, withhold or omit any Advertisement. i
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Auckland Star, Volume LXV, Issue 26, 31 January 1934, Page 3
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