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Auckland Star, Volume LXXIII, Issue 37, 13 February 1937, Page 5

EDUCATIONAL A CCOTJNTANCt AND TJANKING XI. JJ T?NAMINATIONS. TTEMING W A X ' S - TT X I Q U E T> E S U L T S. A NEW DOMINION RECORD. OiQ SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATES. THIRTY-NINE YEARS , PROGRESSIVE AND CONTINUOUS 'SUCCESS. Last five years (1932-6) 3145 Average per annum 629 This year (1936 Examinations) 649 HEMINGWAY'S SUPREMACY MAINTAINED UNCHALLENGED. —You cannot afford to experiment. —Enrol with the School that Gets Results. —Make your Pass a Certainty. TTEMING WAY'S CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS, P.O. BOX 316, AUCKLAND, C.I. B WINDOW "pRESSING /BOURSE. Train for Highly Paid Positions in this Uncrowded Profession. THE ONLY COURSE OP PERSONAL INSTRUCTION IN AUSTRALASIA. Classes now Forming. Do not delay. Get particulars of this Exclusive Training from vyAKKI'IELD TDTJSINESS /COLLEGE, PALMERSTON BLDG., 4T, QUEEN ST. 41-307. 13 njTAKWICK TUTORIAL COLLEGE. matriculation" and' accountancy, day and evening cusses. FIRST TERM Commences FEBRUARY S. Enrolments Now Being Made. Prospectus on application, w. McGregor jess. m.a., 8.c0m., Principal. British Chambers, High Street. ;o 0 Phone 46-321. TTNIVERSITY COACHING COLLEGE, U 22, Ferry Bid;,'., Auckland, C.I. A Special Course for Secondary Pupiio whose schools do not reopen until March is now being held. Our Ordinary Day and Evening Classes for Matriculation coinnonce on MONDAY NEXT. February 15. Full particulars will be given on request. Phones: Office 44-271, Residence 21-uu3. D. W. FAIGAN, M.A.. 2 Principal. SUCCESS UNDER DRULEIGH COLLEGE 0 TRAlNlNG—Shorthand (Pitman's or Sregg's), Typing, Bookkeeping, Ticket Writing, Radio, Salesmanship, Dressmaking, ;tc. INQUIRE TO-DAY. RD rnHERE is an opening for Small Private J- School at Kerikeri, Bay of Islands, for children to the age of 11. Kindly send qualifications, when writing for particulars, to Mrs. Cresswell, Kerikeri. 13 EXAMINATIONS. TNSTITUTE OF INCORPORATED 1 SECRETARIES. MARCH EXAMINATIONS. Candidates are reminded that applications to sit for the March examinations must be in the hands of the undersigned not later than February 17, 1937. Further particulars on application. YAL KIRK/F.1.1.5., Registrar, New Zealand Division. Argus House, High Street. Auckland, C.I. P.O. Box 525. :xl3 RAILWAY NOTICES. ATEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. FRANKLIN A. AND P. SHOW \T PUKEKOHE. FEBRUARY 19 AND 20. CHEAP EXCURSION TICKETS, available for return until Feb. 22, 1937. will be issued to Pukekohc from Auckland, Waiuku, Hamilton and intermediate stations on direct line of route on FRIDAY, February 19, 1937. On SATURDAY. February 20. the usual wppk-end excursion fares to I'ukekohe will apply. TRAIN ARRANGEMENTS. On February 20. usual 11.23 a.m. Auckland-I'apakura train will connect at I'apakura with special train leaving Papakura 12.20 p.m.. Drury 12.31, Pukckohe arrive 12.32 p.m. This train will stop whore required for passengers. The usual 5.50 a.m. Waiuku train will run through to Pukekohe, arriving there 9.59 a.m. Train leaves Tukekohe for Waiuku at 6.55 p.m. Train, stopping where required for passengers, leave Pnkekohe for Mercer at 5.0 p.m. and 3.50 p.m. For further particulars see handbill or inquire at stations. 13 PUBLIC NOTICES. pUBLIC TRUST OFFICE. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Notice is hereby given that all Creditors and others having claims against the undermentioned Estates are required to lodge such claims at the Public Trust Office at Auckland on or before the 14th (lay of March. 1937. Any claim not lodged by the date named is liable to exclusion. The Maims must show full details, and must he certified as follows: —"I hereby certify that the amount of this claim was due and wing at the date of death of the deceaspd." ESTATES. ANDERSON. Roderick McKay, late of Wellington and Auckland, Retired Telegraph Linesman, died 31/12/36. FAULKNER. Mary Ann, Into of Auckland. Widow, died 16/1/37. FENTON, Annie Elizabeth, late of OtaImlni. Married Woman, died U/0/3G. ROGERS. Clara, late of Auckland, Married Woman, died 30/1/S7. SHAW. William Thomas, late of Devonport. Auckland, Retired Hoot Operator, died !l/12/:ili. WIDDIHON, Bertha, late of Onehunga, Married Woman, died 12/1/37. A. S. FA I HE. District Public Trustee for Auckland. February 13, I!>S7. !■? VTOTICE is hereby given that, ny a Proi-' elaination dated the 3rd day of February, 1937. and published in the "New Zealand Gazette." No. 8, page 327. of tin4th diy of the same month, tae lan 1 described in the Schedule hereto w-is taken for Defence Purpose*, in terms of. tut Public Works Act, 1925. SCHEDULE: Approximate areas of the pieces of land taken: — A. R. P. Being portion of 0 0 3 Lot 72. D.1 , . 10.-|S n 014 Lot 73. D.P. 103." 0 013 Lot 74 and part Lot 73. D.P. 1050 0 017 Part Lot 7.1. fi.P. 1033 0 0 0.3 Part Lot 7<i. DP. 1<13.1 0 OHi Tart Lot 7(i. D.1 , . 1033 0 014 Lot 77. D.P. 1053 All being parts Allotment 32 of Section 2, Takapuna Parish. Situated in Block VI.. Rnngltoto Sirvcy District (Borough of Dfmiport). In tnc North Auckland Land District: as the same are more particularly delineated on the plan marked P.W.D. U4847. deposited i.i the Ollice of the Minister of Publ'.e Works. 11. ARTlint. For Assistant Under-Secretary. Public Works Department. Wellington. February ». 19:17. 13 VrOTICE RE GUN PRACTICE. Shipping Masters are warned that firing from light armament will take place from North Head between the hours of 10 a.m. and 5 p.m. on FRIDAY, February 19. Residents of Dcvonport will not suffer any Inconvenience and no precautions are necessary regarding windows, etc. on this occasion, as only light armament is in n«e. A