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Press, Volume LXVII, Issue 20412, 5 December 1931, Page 10

Our Preparatory and Secondary Schools

THE BADGE OF EXCELLENCE. 1 1 & & M 'A. o Is* AND THE EXCELLENCE OF THEIR SPECIALISED SERVICE IN SCHOOL WEAR EXTENDS r OVER A PERIOD OF MORE. THAN SIXTY YEARS, AND THE > RESULTANT PRACTICAL EX--., . -<. PERIENCE IS THE KEYNOTEOF THEIR SUCCESS INCATERIN' FOR; THE CLOTHING: J OF BOTH GIRLS AND THE EXPERT \S!fe ACQUIRED THROIJtm'A CAftEFUL STUDY OF THE INDIVIDUAL REQUIREMENTS 1 OF EACH INSTITUTION s ENABLES BALLANTYNES TO OFFER CLOTHING OUTFITS WHICH ARE NOT ONLY CORRECT IN EVERY DETAIL BUT ALSO MODERATE IN PRICE. COMPLETE CLOTHING OUTFITS ARE AVAILABLE fOR THE STUDENTS OF THE VARIOUS LOCAL SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES AND MENTS CAN BE MADE ORDER TO CONFORM TO T1 UNIFORM OF ANY SCHOQL NOT INCLUDED IN THE FOLLOWING LIST: - tiff -> , • V" - ■ / ;jl!l ■ ' - **i\ 5 -■ ■ • • faun ■is ■ VllUiv Rangi-Ruru, St. Margaret's College. j Selwyn House. Amberley House. „ \ Villa Maria School. Sacred Heart College. School of Art. " Girls* High School. : Avonside Girls' High Sqjiool. West Christchurch District High School. Technical College. . The Binzian. BOYS Christ's College.' Stw Andrew's College. St, College. Boys' High School. Cathedral Grammar School. Medbury School. ■* ' . West Christchurch District High School. Technical College. ' * . The Binzian. Primary Schools Beckenham, Cashmere, Elmwood, Fendalton, Hafewood, Llnwood Avenue, Opawa, Papanui, Shirley, St. Albans. Ballantynes will esteem themselves privileged /© be allowed to submit a Schedule of School Clothing Jor either Boarders or Day Pupils lor vny of the above Schools and Colleges. * 5/ , 'y' • * 3® ; %®^g|§S

[An extract from Professor Thompson's evidoacp appears on this page.—Ed., The Press.]