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Auckland Star, Volume LXX, Issue 303, 23 December 1939, Page 15

TROTTING. AUCKLAND TROTTING CLUB SUMMER MEETING. 1939. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 27 FRIDAY, DECEMBER 29. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 30. ALEXANDRA PARK, EPSOM. . SPECIAL FEATURES. LAWN DERBY Will attempt to lower the World's Grass Track Record of 2.0 2-5. NELL VOLO Will attempt to lower Worthy Queen's One Mile Trotting Record of 2.3 3-5. FIRST RACE ABOUT NOON. 1/6 —ADMISSION TO COURSE —1/6 LAWN ENCLOSURE AND GRANDSTAND (Including Admission to Course) : Gentlemen 0/ Ladies 4/ Children under 12 years .... 2/ DERBY STAND (Outside Enclosure) : Gentlemen 1/0, Ladies Free. Members of His Majesty's Forces in uniform will be admitted FREE to the Lawn "tnclosure. AS THE TOTALISATOR WILL CLOSE SHARP ON TIME THE CLUB WOULD APPRECIATE THE CO-OPERATION OF PATRONS BY MAKING THEIR INVESTMENTS EARLY. A. E. FORREST, Secretary. :23 EDUCATIONAL.

JJUSINESS QOLI^GE. RESULTS OF GOVERNMENT EXAMINATIONS. rjIOTAL OF j[ pAS&ES WERE SECURED IN Q.OVERNMENT JTNTRANCE EXAMINATIONS FOR gHORI'HAND FJTYPISTS, Including FIRST PLACE IN AUCKLAND in tiie SPECIAL DIVISION. FIRST PLACE IN AUCKLAND in the SENIOR DIVISON. SECOND PLACE IN AUCKLAND in tiie INTERMEDIATE DIVISION. SECOND PLACE IN AUCKLAND in the 'JUNIOR DIVISION. (98 PRESENTED, 97 PASSED.) These results prove the high standard in Shorthand and Typewriting attained by Students of the JJUSINESS QOLLEGE JUDGE BY RESULTS. Prospectuses from Messrs. Whltcombe and Tombs. Ltd.. or the College, Smith's Bldgs., 9-11, Albert St., C.I. S BRAIN'S /COMMERCIAL /COLLEGE, Limited. The Office is Open During the Vacation for Enquiries and Enrolments. PROSPECTUS ON APPLICATION. SHORTHAND, TYPEWRITING, BURROUGHS. BOOKKEEPING. ENGLISH. INDIVIDUAL TUITION. MISS E. B. M. BRAIN. Principal. N.Z. Insurance Building, Auckland. Telephone 46-286. WS tnt w EsLEr Q O L L E G E, PAERATA, AUCKLAND. A BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS, Conductr4 by the METHODIST CHURCH OF NEW ZEALAND. The School 1r equipped with Primary and Secondary Departments. Boys may be entefed from Standard 1., upwards and are prepared for all the usual school examinations. A large and modern Farm is attached to the College and special facilities are provided for all branches of Agricultural Education. THERE IS ALSO A SPECIAL AGRICULTURAL CADET COURSE FOR BOYS WHO HAVE COMPLETED TWO YEARS AT A SECONDARY SCHOOL. INCLUSIVE FEE: £20 PER TERM. First Term commences MONDAY, February 5, 1940. Further particulars and Prospectus may be had on application to the Principal, R. C. CLARK, M.A., Dlp.Ed. | :27 HIGH SCHOOL. BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOLS. Headmaster: A. R. RYDER. M.A., B.Sc. I THE SCHOOL CONSISTS OF: (1) Intermediate Department for Pupils I who have passed Standard IV. (2) Secondary Department for Pupils who I have gained a Form 11. Certificate. Suitable Courses are provided to enable a Pupil to qualify for Public Service Entrance, School Certificate and Matriculation Examinations, and. in addition. Vocational Courses under Specialist Instructors ara provided for Oirls in Commercial and Housecraft subjects and for Boys in Agriculture and Engineering. There are Two Boardinghouses—CAßßUTH (Boys) and LUPTON fGirls) —and it is advisable to make early application for admission. A School Prospectus will be forwarded on application. The Headmaster will interview Parents as follows :—Day Pupils : SATURDAY, February 8, 9 a.m. to noon. Boarders : MONDAY. February 5, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. TERM I-, 1940, COMMENCES ON FEBRUARY 6. ' :27 PROFESSIONAL NOTICES. Nervous, abdominal, glandular DISORDERS. Short Wave, X-Ray. Ultra-Violet Ray. Electrical Treatment. P. H. MEULI. Dilworth Building. Phone 47-340. C 7 ~ BOOKS AND PUBLICATIONS. "/CENTENNIAL WALTZ" now on gale. L All bobkeeltefS &hd music stores. :13