LECTURES. "RIGHTING With Our Faces to the Light.” Mr Janies Crawford, in the CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, TUESDAY, JUNE, 24th, 8 p.m. British Israel World Federation (N.Z.), Inc. ' Admission Free. 0254 , Collection. PUBLIC LECTURE. TRADE UNIONISM and ENTERPRISE TRADE UNIONISM and ENTERPRISE T ECTURE by MR W. MACHIN, ROOM. TRADES HALL, TUESDAY, JUNE 24th, AT 8 P.M. The Trade Unions are a part of the Economic system. Come and discuss their functions. Every Trade Unionist specially invited. 6263 CANTERBURY UNIVERSITY COLLEGE. LECTURES ON LIFE'OF LATE PROFESSOR MACMILLAN BROWN. The Second Lecture of the Series, entitled "MACMILLAN BROWN AS AN AUTHQR,” will be delivered by MR A. G. HENDERSON, M.A., in ROOM 15. on MONDAY, 23rd JUNE, at, 8.5 P.M. Graduates and members of the public are cordially invited to attend. C. C. KEMP, 5948 Registrar. PIG PRODUCTION. TALKING PICTURE LECTURES. A SERIES OF LECTURES will be given upon the following subjects which deals with all live stock; — Reproduction of Mammals. Heredity. Intestinal Parasites in Hogs. Avian T.B. Life Cycle of the Blowfly. the following districts; BROOKSIDE SCHOOL, June 24th, at 8 p.m. METHVEN PRESBY. S. SCHOOL, June 25th, at 8 p.m. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE • HALL, Christchurch, June 27th, at 8 p.m. Questions will be answered by Mr H. M. Peirson, of Wellington, and officers of the Dept, of Agriculture and District Pig Council, Christchurch. Owing to the -great educational value of these films, it is hoped each meeting will be well attended. "The Truth about Alberta.” LECTURE. LILLE BEIRNE, direct from Alberta. Recent interviews with— Premier Mackenzie King, of Canada. Premier Aberhart, of Alberta, Premier Hepburn, of Ontario. Hear This Brilliant Australian Woman Orator. “Jill,” popular Soprano with listeners, [ will sing.. RITZ HALL, j (Heated.) Gloucester street. , MONDAY. 8 p.m. j Other Meetings— Luncheon, Ballantynes P/ 1 p.m. Monday. Late Dixieland, 2.30 p.m., Monday. SOCIAL CREDIT MOVEMENT OF '6250 N.Z. EDUCATIONAL. STRATHEONA. EE TRAINING for Recommended -iris will be available at STRATHA HOME TRAINING HOSTEL, sant Point. Applications are now k received for July vacancies. Parars from MRS J. A. McLEOD. KO R.D., NEAR TIMARU. X 1602 3H School. University and Adult Students. : Tuition in FRENCH, jIAN, SPANISH. GERMAN, and IN. Language and Literature. Inlual and Classes. _ AIH F. BINSWANGER, Ph.D., fflce rd. ’Phone 24-175. 5664 [TION for University Entrance Examination, etc. MR N. M. BELL. , 8.D., 134 Fitzgerald st„ St Jbans. ospectus on Application. s 6.30 p,m. . _ lAN’S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. OP Floor, Warden’s Buildings, CASHEL STREET. lICTLY Individual Tuition in Shorthand (Pitman and Gregg), writing. Book-keeping, etc. Term nences with First attendance ions for all qualified students. )URS: 9-12 a.m., 1-4 p.m„ 5-9 p.m. ’Phone 41-027. C 3766 Inter--63644 SERVICE, POST OFFICE EXNATIONS, ETC. ' . lividual Instruction by Qualified rs ll’examination course may be ior special subjects only. ' iBY’S COMMERCIAL SCHOOL, orccster st. west (just over Bridge from Square). srt Coaching also for Government Shorthand-typists’ exams., Stage 1 Bookkeeping, and Chamber of Commerce Commercial ExammaJonS, .. m i on cm pectus on application. Tel. 32-Ma DAYS OF OPPORTUNITY. rOW is the time to decide your > future—not next month or next ar but this very moment. The war is created many exceptional oppornities—not for the routine man but the man who is prepared to QUALIFY IN ACCOUNTANCY. By enrolling with Hemingway’s, you n be certain of Accountancy Qualiation in the shortest possible time, jmingway’s have coached over 1000 ccgssful students since the war irted—proof that they are best fitted direct YOIJR Accountancy studies. Write to-day for free * book .ccountancy." HEMINGWAY’S CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS. P.O, Box 616, Auckland. HOl7l RETURNED SOLDIERS* ASSN. g of Citizens will be held in the FELLICOE HALL on Y, 26th JUNE, at 3.45 p.m. er the supporting of the regions to be made to the it requesting them to implesgulations .so far as alterna- ■ for conscientious and miu;ors is concerned, and the E conditions of alternative I that payment for such sersoldiers’ rates, of pay. hip the Mayor will preside, are earnestly invited to E. F. WILLCOX, Secretary. UG-IN COOKERS. 0Y Electric GriUers, not lates. Rangettes tor the t Bach, etc., from 13s 6d to JOTTER’S, Electrical EnJ High fltreet. 8166
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