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Press, Volume LXXIV, Issue 22304, 19 January 1938, Page 15

REPUTATION seventy-five years the honoured names of Canterbury Settlers have been recorded in stone by J. Tait Ltd. Others have learned that you can depend on reputation when an important choice must be made. You may consult us with the assurance that everything will be done correctly and tactfully. J. TAIT Ltd. Monumental Works 24 DUNDAS STREET. Quarry Proprietors of Hanmer Marble. ’Ptfone 32-739.

PUBLIC NOTICES. a. R, N.Z. MILITARY FORCES. TERRITORIAL FORGE—SPECIAL RESERVE. T*ECRUITS are required for the Special Reserve of the Territorial Force, to undergo training at Auckland, Wellington, and Christchurch, for three months from Ist February, 1938. CONDITIONS;— Applicants for enlistment must fulfil the following conditions;— Be British subjects; physically fit and of required medical standard; not less than sft -7in in height: have reached their 18th but not passed their 25th birthday on Ist February, 1938. Be prepared to undergo 3 months continuous training and to undertake for three years thereafter to attend a course of training of ten consecutive days per annum with the unit to which they will be posted. . RATES OF PAY: • The rates of pay will be as follows; (a) During the 3 months’ course—B/per day. less 2/6 per day for quarters and rations supplied. (b) During annual courses of instruction—9/- per day (rations and quarters free). VOCATIONAL TRAINING: While attending the three months’ ctSurse of instruction, facilities are provided, free of charge, for' attendance at a technical college tor a course to be selected by the trainee. Courses available include Building Trades. Cabinetmaking, Engineering, Metalwork, Drawing, Commercial Work. SUBSEQUENT EMPLOYMENT: On completion of the three months’ course of instruction, a selected number of special reservists will be considered for enlistment into the Regular Forces. ... CLOSING DATE: Applications will be received at any Defence Office up to 4 p.m. on the 25th January, 1933 Selected applicants must be prepared to commence the three months’ course of instruction at Auckland, Wellington. or Christchurch on Ist February. 1938 For any further information, apply at the nearest Defence Office. rr - OCO*7

POLICE SALE OF UNCLAIMED PROPERTYIT is hereby notified that unclaimed property in the hands of the Police at Christchurch will, if not claimed before Saturday, 19th February, 1938, be sold thereafter by public auction. Particulars as to the time and place of sale may be obtained from the Superintendent of Police at Christchurch. * D. J. CUMMINGS, Commissioner of Police.

EDUCATIONAL. CHRISTS COLLEGE. Headmaster; R. J. RICHARDS, M.A. rpHE FIRST TERM of 1938 will comJL nience on Saturday, February sth, at 10 a.m. Boarders except those from the North Island must come into residence by 9 p.m, on the preceding day. Air Entrance Examination for new boys will be held pn Friday, February 4th, at 10 a.m. The Headmaster will be prepared to see parents or guardians by appointment on and after Tuesday, February Ist. 1938. between 9.30 a;m. and 5 p.m. (Telephone 41-753.) E. R. WEBB, 3989 Bursar.

rt I L B Y • S COLLEGE, VT 93 Worcester street. DAY CLASSES, Commercial, Secretarial, and Matriculation, haVe now resumed. EVENING CLASSES will recommence on Monday, 31st instant, at 7 o’clock. P.O. Box 652, or ’Phone 41-766 for free prospectus. X 1409

HTMAN'S COMMERCIAL COL LEGE,

Top Floor, Wardell’s Buildings. Individual tuition in Shorthand, Typewriting, etc. Apart from the very high percentages of passes in the various examinations held during the year, our College gained 100 per cent, pass in the Special Government Service Examination, held in November (foO words a rpinute Shorthand, and 50 words a minute Typewriting). College reopens 24th January. 1938. Telephone 41-027 P3352

TI/TISS MAY R. KINGSTON, A.T.C.L.. Teacher Pianoforte and Theory, Has Vacancies for Pupils. Address; 14 Whittington avenue, ‘ Opawa. K1234

QUALIFIED Accountancy Tutor has few vacancies for Students desirous of personal tuition in subject of Bookkeeping Stage I. Terms moderate. For particulars apply to 3509 BOX 571, CHRISTCHUKCH.

TEACHERS OF DANCING. ONDON ACADEMY. 769 Colombo street. "Phone 41-933. Principal: A. L. Leghorn, C.M.I.S.T.D. MODERN BALLROOM DANCING. Full particulars on application L 5377 PICNICS. n^rareffgi GRAND 21ST ANNIVERSARY • PICNIC. MOTUKARARA. JANUARY 29th. 1938. Fares: Adults 2/3; Children 1/-. Trains leave Christchurch at 9.20 and 9.35 a.m. . Tickets at R.S.A., 71 Gloucester St. Sports for all. All welcome. 3991 RADIOS FOR SALE. <?1 9 /I fl / —GULBRANSEN, 3JJ.&/ J.VA- Valve Console. New condition. Carders, SPellst Cashel. st. .<oppw:Eaatbs>- , . X 1520