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hiuc Ntmcn ADULT EDUCATION DEPT. University ot Canterbury Classes in Interior Decoration. Colour. Design. Decoration tor the home. Lecturer. Mrs Vera Mackay “Anne Stewart." Anglican Parish Hall. Rangiora. A series of nine weekly lectures commencing on Monday, April 14. at 7.30 p.m. and continuing thereafter weekly on Mondays. Provision will be made for new students as well as those who attended Anne Stewart’s Lectures in 1957. Course fee £1 2s 6d. plus a share in hall rental. Students will require a sketch book or notebook with unruled pages, pencils (red. blue and 2B black) and a folder for papers and samples. 3401 BUNNYTHORPE SCHOOL BUNNYTHORPE SCHOOL SEVENTY-FIFTH JUBILEE. SEVENTY-FIFTH JUBILEE. AUGUST 15. 16. and 17, 1956. AUGUST 15. 16, and 17. 1958. ALL EX-PUPILS. Ex-Committeemen and Ex-Teachers are invited to apply for Enrolment Forms from the Jubilee Committee Secretary, MR R. E. CLEVELEY, Bunnythorpe. 3421 AUSTRALIAN RULES ’ FOOTBALL Any team or players? Lincoln College students are keen for a game of the best winter sport in the world. AUSTRALIANS. Lincoln College. FOR GOOD DUPLICATING FLINT SERVICE BUREAU. LTD ■ WB. FILM EVENING. FILM EVENING. FILM EVENING. FILM EVENING. FILM EVENING. FILM EVENING. EASTER SUNDAY NIGHT. EASTER SUNDAY NIGHT. EASTER SUNDAY NIGHT. REPERTORY THEATRE, REPERTORY THEATRE, KILMORE STREET. I FEATURING TWO NEW RELEASES. Monaco Grand Prix 1957. and Thruxton Marathon 9-Hour Motor-cycle Race. Commencing at 8.15 p.m. Reservations at the Theatre from , 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday. Admission: Adults 3Z-. Presented by the Christchurch Combined Motor-cycle Clubs’ Road Safety Committee. 3333 PUBLIC LECTURE: THE ANTARCTIC EXPEDITION, MR DOUGLAS McKENZIE (Official Correspondent with the NJE. Antarctic Expedition), THURSDAY NEXT, APRIL 10. • 8 P.M. 8 P.M. WJE.A. LECTURE ROOM, TRADES HALL. GLOUCESTER 4T. During three months in the Antarctic, Mr McKenzie spent two weeks with Sir Edmund Hillary’s tractor party and was at the Pole for the Fucns meeting and at Scott Base for the completion of the Crossing. ALL WELCOME. COURSES FOR ADULTS. 18 Weekly Lectures, unless otherwise stated. FEE for the full course. 15/-. Are you your Class Night MONDAYS (Starting April 14)— How to Take the Chair (four lectures, 5/-). French (Beginners). French (Second Year). Italian (Beginners). Industrial Psychology (9 lectures, 10/-). Natural History (Plante and Animals). Maori. TUESDAYS (Starting April IS)— Looking at Pictures (9 lectures. 10/-). Italian (Second Year). Esperanto. Russian (Beginners). Some Great Religions (12 lectures. Geology (12 lectures, 12/6). Form and Craft in the Novel (13 lectures. 12/6). International Affairs (Banks Ave. School, 13 lectures, 12/6). International Affairs (afternoon). WEDNESDAYS (Starting April 16)— German (Beginners). Recorder Playing (IS lectures). Interior Decoration (Colour and Furnishings for the Home, 6 lectures, 10/-). Dramatic Self • Development (Movement, Mime and Crestline Drama—9 lectures, 10/-). International Affairs (12 lectures, 12/6). THURSDAYS (Starting April 17)— Horticulture. Fabric Printing (12 lessons, 30/-). NOTE: Enrol now at W.E.A, Office. Money and Banking in New Zealand (9 lectures, 10/-). Creative English (starting April 24). STARTING IN LATER WEEKS— Public Speaking and Debating (starting May 12). Space Travel (starting June 9). Christianity and Some Modern Problems (July 6). Chinese Contribution to Civilisation (June 4). Nuclear Energy (11 lectures 1176: starting April 30). Living with the Adolescent (6 lectures, 7/6: starting May 1). Nature and Man in New Zealand (10 lectures, 10/-; June 3). Photography (9 lectures, 10/-: starting May 8). The New Zealand Economy in Recession (June 19). FULL INFORMATION AND FREE SYLLABUS ON REQUEST FROM W.E.A., P.O. Box 232, ’Phone 64-530. 3518 “THE KINGDOM OF GOD ON EARTH" an illustrated tape recorded address will be given in the Chamber of Commerce Hall on Wednesday. April 9, at 8 p.m. Be sure not to miss this important address. British Israel World Federation. 2GB“ By its eUMLATER A L SUSPENS lON Soviet Union HELPS MANKIN D TO AVOID ,tomlc suicide .nd F U R T H ER CONTAM I N ATION OF THE GERM CEU£ | OT THE RACE.