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■ WANTOI TO LET !^’Pho„? h^d47 b_^s S. ru s r 3 n 36l t - Sult ™lv et ’ R E fe a „ S,de Bach ==. booking now; be WnU Neal ’ H-d WAIKUKU .Beach, Furn ErttSe aU “P& V S. A £ ™ A ~?? r P,- c °« a 8e available Sept. ?« 15 to Dec - 17 - KS?<^^J TV i E v? en S' BungalolX '’ Fendalton, Exchange-lor House t 9 LARGE F. Bedroom, use of dinine- »«>»■«• cengdy 2 L H a Sy SUn S ’ hngton. Reply 53816, “Press.” ’ Furn -. House, 3 bedrooms, own ’ s u P erio r. Bryndwr, to approved Year or more. 53471, “Press.” Ona Hau~Bay, Queen Charlotte Sound. Stores daily. Write PWnn rd ’ PB ~ Picton - or ring 151 K, PPrHaY "^A rge Room free to COnfnrt ial in return company “Press 5 ” ght assis tance. Urgent. 53485, MODERN Unfurn. all-elec. Flat, lounge, s unrcom, k’ette., bathroom, £2 ICs wkly 14 miles east of Square. High- " Pres needed - Apply 53674, LUXURY Sunshine Flat, large living room, parquet floor, bedroom, sunporch, modern kitchen and bathroom, 44 miles trom Square. Spacious garden surroundmunificent view. £5 ss. 53513, TO RENT. FURNISHED, SUPERIOR FLAT, PAPANUI ROAD. Large Lounge, Double Bedroom, glassedCnn S ,^2 rch ’ B £. h r°om. Kitchen with all fiSSthIST car Peted and nicely Terni ed ' Hnmediate possession, .Long Apply— P.O. BOX 218, Christchurch. 2735 TO LET near Buckley’s road, 6-rmd. RESIDENCE. Gas stove, dual hot water service. Good section. 40s weekly, providing owner can purchase a 2-bedroom ?l d^ pe h ? pse a bout £9OO cash, handy to Fitzgerald L. J. LOHREY, 176 Hereford st. WANTFDTORENT “Pro J,, Garage ’ handy Square. P 1302, ut^ y°ung BUSINESS Couple require Rooms or Flat ber 29 53066, “Press.” BACH at Waikuku Beach first fortnight Jan., for 4 adults. 53450, "Press.” NICE sunny 2-bedroomed Flat, with convs. Near City. 53580, “Press.” S.C., Partly or Fully-furn. Flat, f.p., 3 rooms if possible. 53781, "Press.” SKIALL S.C. Unfurn. Flat, by two respectable business girls. ’Phone 32-843. HOUSE, North Cantby. Oxford, Cust districts pref. Urgent. 53044, “Press.” ’ YOtJNG Couple w&nt S.C. Flat; both working; no children. Will pay up to,£2. Apply P 1287, "Press.” 1492 S.C. FLAT required most urgently by young tnarried couple. Reply McLennan, 2 Bowenvale ave. TIMARU: House wanted at Xmas by adults for fortnight from Dec. 26th. All care taken. 53343, "Press.’’ SELF-CONTD. Flat end of Nov. (or sooner), reqd. by refined, married busiNo family. Please reply “Press” Agent, Temuka. BACH or Cottage for approx. 1 week during Xmas period at Wainui or Akaroa .districts. Ring 46-458. SEASIDE Bach, any locality, reasonable distance Chch., Labour week-end. Ring 33-376, or write 53525. “Press.” CHRISTIAN Alliance of Women and Girls urgently requires central room with refreshment facilities. 53754, "Press.” PROFESSIONAL Man wants urgently Unfurn. Fully S.C. Flat with garden, close in. Rent vicinity £2. 53543, “Press.’’ WANTED, House or Rooms for four people, Timaru, Akaroa. Waikuku, or adjacent beaches. ’Phone 23-798, or P.O. Box 792, Chch. January, 1949. EDUCATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF OTAGO. SECOND YEAR CLASSES IN MEDICINE AND DENTISTRY. NOTICE is hereby given that application for admission in 1949 to second-year classes in Medicine and Dentistry must be forwarded to reach the undersigned not later than Monday, November 15. Forms of application are obtainable from the Registrar of any University College in New Zealand or from the undersigned. H, CHAPMAN, Registrar. 2480 CANTERBURY AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE,. LINCOLN JOHN MOWBRAY HOWARD TRIPP AGRICULTURAL SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATIONS are invited for the third award of the John Mowbray Howard Tripp Agricultural Scholarship. Applicants must have been pupils of a Canterbury Secondary School for at least three years and have had at least one year’s practical farming experience. The Scholarship will be of an annual value of £ 100, and its tenure will be for two years with the possibility of extension. Detailed conditions and application forms are obtainable from the undersigned with whom applications will close on November 1, 1948. J. A. KIRKNESS, Registrar, Lincoln College P. 8., Christchurch. 2515

EDUCATION DEPARTMENT. COMMERCIAL TEACHERS’ TRAINING COURSE AT WELLINGTON TECHNICAL COLLEGE. THE Education Department is continuing at the Wellington Technical College a Training Course for Commercial Teachers, and invites applications for enrolment from persons suitably qualified. For 1949 it is proposed to select 12 trainees. Applicants should already have had some experience in office or commercial work. 1. Those with good experience in Shorthand and Typewriting will be given instruction in Book-keeping and Commercial Practice, and 2. Those with experience in Book-keep-ing or Accountancy will be given instruction in Shorthand and Typewriting. All trainees will be given instruction in teaching method. Male applicants should preferably be between 25 and 30 years of age, and female applicants between 21 ahd 30 years. The period of training will extend over one academic year. During the period, trainees will be paid at the following rates: Men. £325 per annum; women, £295 per annum. In addition, Married Salary of £5O per annum Will be paid to trainees eligible to receive it.

pected that trainees will find little difficulty in receiving appointments in postprimary schools, or in secondary departments of District High Schools. Full details of conditions, and application forms, may be obtained from the Principal, Wellington Technical College, or from the Director of Education, Education Department. Wellington. Application should be lodged as soon as possible, but not later than 31st October, at the Wellington .Technical College, and a duplicate copy sent to the Director of Education, Education Department, WeiHngton. 2495 INSTRUCTION IN SHEARING. A Class for instruction in Machine and Blade Shearing will be arranged by the Technical College if enough men enrol, commencing October 4, _at the A. and P. Show Grounds at Addington. A tenance allowance of £3 per week will be paid for each week of their course to men taking the class if they undertake thereafter to shear for the 1948-49 season. Further information on inquiry at tne Technical College, Bara £ d( Principal. 2442 DAMP WALLS AND D AMP FLOORS CONCRETE WALLS and CONCRETE FLOORS, can be made t>y treating the surface with CEMENTITE. Concrete subject to dampness should be treated during the dry season when the surface is usually dry. "CEMENTITE" produces a hard nonporous surface, but does not alter the appearance or colour of the concrete, no “skin” is formed, nor does the surface become slippery. “CEMENTITE prevents the penetration of oil. grease, or water and is resistant to acid action. Write for leaflet on the uses of CEMENTITE" to: RESTAR (5.1.), LTD., P O Box 1166. 14 Bedford row. Chch. T.C. WHEAT. Oats, Barley, Hay, Straw, Chaff, Laying Mash, Potatoes, Super, Lime, in large of small lots, delivered or on rail. W. H. ROBINSON, Grain Merchant, 3 Marshland road, Shirley. 'Phone 34-085. R2l