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MATRICULATION STUDENTS. on or before January 31, 1926, to make your Pass a Certainty—and receive our New Year Gilt of a FREE TEXT BOOK to every new Student. GILBY'S COLLEGE, W. AV. WADDILOVE, E.1.A.N.Z., Director. ' Jas. Smith’s Bujlding, Cuba Street. WELLINGTON TECHNICAL COLLEGE HIGH SCHOOL. IV EXT Tern: begins Monday, February -*•' 1. Pupils will be enrolled at the New College, Mount Cook, and at the Old College, AVakefield Street. The Director may be consulted at the New Technical College, Mount Cook, on Friday, January 29, between the hours of 10 and 12, 3 and 5, 7 and 9. ART SCHOOL. Day Classes begin Monday, February 1. EVENING SCHOOL. Classes begin on Monday, February 22. Prospectuses, giving full particulars of each school may be naB on application at the College Offices, Wakefield Street, or Mount Cook. PALMERSTON NORTH BOYS’ HIGH SCHOOL. Rector: J. MURRAY. M.A. QCHOOL REOPENS FEBRUARY 3, 1926. Applicants for places in Bearding Department now being enrolled. Schoo) provides Professional, Commercial. General, and Agricultural Courses, aud prepares for Public Examinations, Matriculation, and University Scholarships. Apply for Prospectus giving full particular's of Boarding Department, to the Rector, or W. HUNTER, Secretary. Palmerston Noitb. QIIILTON HOUSE SCHOOL, 255 Wellington Terrace. BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. Principals: Mrs. Agi'cs Ward and Dr. Greta Short, I’h.D.. M.A. Musical Director: Mr. Gorden Short. First Term begins in early February. Profq>ectus sent on application to the Secretary. ' I\fß. GORDON SHORT iU Ii. GIJRDON SHORT Will resume PIANQI-'O-ITE LESSONS MONDAY. JANUARY 18. 175 The Terrace. WELLINGTON FREE KINDERGARTEN ASSOCIATION. QTUDENTS wishing to enter the Free K, Kindergarten for Training as Teachers should apply to the Headmistress, Miss Rilev, Free Kindergarten, 196 Taranaki Street. QTAMMEEING is easily cured. Professor Foote’s Scientific Correspondence Method gives good results. Prospectus "0” free. Howard Ballan, 175 D Hereford Street Christchurch. SHOWS. HORTICULTURE—SUMMER SHOW. QT. THOMAS HALL, NEWTOWN, AVEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, January 20 and 21. Entries received at Hall, 8 to 9 Tuesday evening. Get a Schedule. M. RUSSELL, Secy., 199 Riddiford St. WOODVILLE A. & P. ASSOCIATION ’» 33rd ANNUAL SHOW. To be Held on FRIDAY & SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 5 and 6, 1926. Classes for Horses, Cattle, Slice]), Dogs, Home Industries, and Farm Produce.

Horse Leaping and Ring Competitions. Dog Trial, etc. Excellent Prize Money given and many valuable Cups to compete for. Entries close SATURDAY, JANUARY 23, 1926. Schedules on application to R. R. JOHNSTON, r Secretary, P.O. Box 24. Woodville. DANNEVIKKE DISTRICT A. AND P. ASSOCIATION. SEVENTEENTH ANNUIL SHOW. SHOW' GROUNDS, DANNEVIKKE, FEBRUARY 10 and 11. 1926. Ram Fair. Day Following. pl HEAT Exhibition of Sto?k, CompctiAT tions liberally catered for. Record entries expected. Liberal prize money. The Dog Section will be a special feature of this Show. Meccano Competition. boys and girls. Milk Testing for schools. Send for Schedule and all information. ENTRIES CLOSE WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 27. 1926. H. S. M. QUIGLEY. Secretary. P.O. Box 3S. Dannevirke. A. & P. ASSOCIATION 391 h ANNUAL SHOW. SOLWAY RAHWAY SIDING. FEBRUARY 16 & 17, 1926. A great exhibition of stock. Prize money and cups valued at £1560. All ring events, including Sheep Dog Trials. ■ Poultry Classes, Homo Industries, Sewing. Produce, Fruit, Flowers, and Vegetables. Kennel Club Show combined, Cups valued at £l6O. Entries close January 30.. Ram Fair February 18 and 19. Entries close January 30. Schedules free from 3. H. WILLIAMS, Secretary. Box 40, Masterton.