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Evening Post, Volume CIX, Issue 119, 23 May 1925, Page 9

PUBLIC NOTICES. ROYAL COMMISSION ON UNI.VERSITY KDUCATION TT IS HEREBY~NOTIFIED that His ■M. Excellency the Governor-General has appointed Sir Harry Rudolf Keichel, Xt and F. Tate, Esq., M.A., C.M.U., as il Loiiimissioii on University Education. Xhe Order of Reference is as follows(1) The present facilities for University Education in New Zealand. (2) The working of the present organisation of the University of New Zealand, its affiliated Colleges, and :e- ---. cognised Professional Scliools. (3) The constitution of the University Senate, together with the question of whether special interests, such as Agriculture, Industry, and Commerce, should be represented on the Senate. (4) The question of whether the present system of tour Colleges federated under the New Zealand University is satisfactory or is capable o£ improvement. In particular, whether each of the present lour University Colleges should become a separate University, ami it so, . under what coiuliuoiia. (5) The standard and scope o£ the degree aucl othur examinations conducted by tho University. (6) 'llio question, of whether University examinations should be conducted by internal or external examiners, or by a combination oi botii. (7) 'lhc question oi accrediting students for enu-anco to the University in lieu of tho Matriculation examination. (8) Tho relation of University Education to that provided in secondary and technical schools. (9) The provision that should be mode in Now Zealand tor .University teaching and research. (10) Any other matters concerning higher education which the Commissioners would feel worthy of report to the Government. Tho Commission will commence the taking of evidence, approximately, as follows :- Wellington—lßth June and 28th July. Auckland—29th June. Christchurch—3th July. Bunedin—l7th July. Persons desiring to give evidence should notify their intention of so doing to the Secretary of the University Commission, C/o Education Department, Wellington, not later than the 10th JUNE, indicating at the same time the centre at which they can attend. Each witness will be informed of tho approximate date on which his evidence will be heard, together with the place and hour of meeting. Persons who cannot attend the sittings of the Commission may, if they so dosire, forward a written statement to the Secretary of the Commission. JNO. CAUGHLEY, Director of Education. WELLINGTON CITY COUNCIL. CLOSING WILLIAM STREET, NGAIO. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that WILLIAM STREET, NGAIO, will bo CLOSED for vehicular traffic, on account of the laying of sewers, until further notice. ' JNO. R. PALMER, Town Clerk. 23rd May, 1925. NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD. AN INTERIM DIVIDEND on account of tho year ending 30th June next has been declared at the rate of 2^ per cent, (less English income tax at 2s 3d jn the pound) on tho Five per cent. Cumulative Preference Stock, and will be paid on or about the 19tli proximo. Tho Transfer Books of the Company will be closed from 9th to 19th Juno (both days inclusive). . D. M.. MORGAN, Chief Inspector for N.Z. Wellington, 22nd May, 1925. HARTFORD INSURANCE CO., LTD. Established 1810. Income exceeds £14,000,000 Assets exceed £10,000,000 AS from the Ist JUNE. . 1925, the' Wellington Offico of the Company will be Maritime Buildings, Customhouse quay. The Company transacts all branches of Fire, Marine, and Accident Insurance. Application for Agencies invited. W. H. GLEDHILL, Attorney for Wellington and District. PALMERSTON - PAEKAKARIKI MO-TOR-CAR SERVICE. PASSENGERS AND PARCELS. A LARGE AUSTIN TOURING CAR leaves Palmeston at 2 p.m. Daily for Paekakariki, returning to Palmerston at 6 p.m., immediately on arrival of the 4.17 train from Wellington. Fares: 10s for the full distance, or 2s' 6d for section for intermediate station. E. R. CHAPMAN, Browne's Stables, opposite Police Station, Church street, Palmerston North. DISCLAIMER. Tl/TICHAEL JOHN CROWLEY, charg--1-'-*- ed in tho Magistrate's Court yesterday, is in no way connected with John Do Lacy Crowley, Father of Jack Ciowlcw (amateur boxer). DISCLABIER, IJ. D. MARTIN M'INTYRE, here--5 by Rive notice that, tho judpmient by default given against .T. D. M'lntyro iv tho Magistrate's Court on tho 19th inst., is not J.. D. Martin M'lntyre, of Wellington, Land Agent. THANKS. I SPECIALLY wish to thank Dr. Wilson, Superintendent, Wellington Hospital, for his skill and labours, Head Nurse Scott, and Nurse Wallace, of the Children's Surgical Ward, for their untiring attention in nursing, and divine care, to my only child, Peggy, iv her recent illness (pony accident) (Signed) AGNES WILSON DICIC T%/|-.Y DEAR STROXGHEART,— " Does your conscience freely acquit you? It could bo a grievous wrong not to seek understanding. True nobility must conquer anger, and urge brave ticeI trust and wait, Faithfully, GREATHEAUT. OPEXTKO ANNOUNCEMENT. A .1. BEATON, Sewinsf Machine X3*_. Mechanician, desires to announce I thai he lias commenced business in D e Luxe Theatre Buildings, Majoribanks Repairs. Supplies, etc., for any [mi k e o f bowing iYlacnine. BOX 74, TK AKO P.O. Tel. 21-285. Peraoasl Supervision to all Work.