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WILL APPLETON CITIZENS' CANDIDATE FOB MAYORALTY, SAYS: TTNLIKE most Irishmen, Air. ■ Huberts seems kJ to lack .1 sense'of humour. Any question on .'sectarianism' in the tilt at hint over tho historical incident of .James II aucl William of Orange is the product o£ his own fevered imagination. Baying 'failed to ignite ills damp squibs •f alleged uilsßoveriiment of the City's affairs, hfs charges that suburban rates would be Increased for the benefit 'of largo city ratopayers, and hfs cock-and-bull story about the shack in Taranakl St., my opponent now adopts the well-worn trlclc of putting up straw men to knock, them down. Your bluff has been called, Mr. Roberts I Electors are warned iibout the linlf-truths and distorted statements which are being made by tho Labour henchmen of tho Trades Hall. (Throw off tho shackles of this coterie which for so long has worked on the plan of using the workers to advance their own ends. Never have so few drawn so much from so. many for so little. Work,v Talk, and Vote for WILL APPLETOX AND THE FULL CITIZENS' TICKET. SHIPPING NOTICES. TJNION STEAM SHIP CO. OF NEW ZEALAND, LTD. 3S CUSTOMHOUSE QY. SAILINGS (circumstances permitting). Passenger and Cargo Services to Lytlelton, Picton, South Sea Islands, Australia. Particulars on application. FOR LYTTELTON FROM WELLINGTON.. Bangatlra—Mon., Wed1., Fri., 7 p.m. Wahine.—Thursdays, 7 p.m. ' WELLINGTON-PICTON SERVICE. TAMAHINE. From Wellington.—Mon...Wed., Fri., 2 p.m. Trom Picton.—Tues., Thurs., 2 p.m.; Fri., 10 p.m. Frequent cargo sailings to New Zealand Coastal Ports. Particulars on application. Booking Agents for Union Airways of New Zealand, Cook Strait Airways, Tasman Empire Airways, and all other principal air lines. OKIEIN'i LIME. ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS. UNION S.S CO OH1 N.Z.. LTD.. Agents Throughout 'New Zealand THE NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING COMPANY, LIMITED. PASSENGER SERVICE TO THE UNITED KINGDOM. AIV persons wishing to proceed to the United: Kingdom mast first; obtain Exit Permits from •too. Department; of Internal Affairs and mustbo approved for passages by the .Military Authorities. Full particulars obtainable from the Company's Offlce3 and Agents throughout New' Zealand. — SHAW SAVILL LINES. ■ TO ENGLAND, TO- SOUTH AFRICA. The Lines' Passenger Service provides for1 First Class, Cabin Class, and Tourist Class; Passengers, but each vessel carries only one of these Classes. SHAW SAVILL AND ALBION CO., LTD., (Inc. in England), WELLINGTON. Agents Throughout New Zealand. A' NCHOK 'SHIPPING CO^ LTD. ■ FOR. N3.LSOX: .■ . ■ MATANGI Mon., Wed... Frld. 7.30 p.m.. ARAHURA Sat.. May 13 7.30 p.m.. < ARAHURA Thurs., May 18. 7-30 p.m. ; ARAHURA Sat, May 20 • 7.30 p.m.. No' Cargo Tuesday, May 16. 1 Receives general cargo daily till 4 p.m. Except Saturday, 11 a.m. Further particulars from T. & W. YOUNG, LTD., Agents, 77-85' Customhouse Qy. Tels. 41-980 and 41-984. EDUCATIONAL. - SCHOOL OF DRAMATIC ART. Speech Training, Voice Culture, Play , Production. SPECIAL CHILDREN'S GROUP .TEACHING CLASSES (Latest Method, as used In all Schools of Drama, In ■ London) REBECCX LAZARUS, A.T.C.L., F.T.C.L. (Trained under Teacher of "Old Tic," London.) Several Years' Teaching Experience to Schools In London and Provinces. STUDIO: BOOM 21a, KING'S CHAMBERS, Willcston . St. < TUESDAYS AND THURSDAYS. Classes Being Arranged at Hutt. Bupils Coached for All Examinations. Piny Reading Classes for Continental Students. .Ring 54-461 for Further Information. SCOTS COLLEGE, WELLINGTON. . Established 1916 "» — By — Presbyterian Church of New Zealand. . Xegistered Primary and Secondary Boarding and Day School for Boys. ... • Second Term, 1944, begins < THURSDAY, MAY 25. fpHERE are -no vacancies for Boarders for JL next term. Application for day-boy enrolments can be made for most classes. . Enrolments for 1945 arc now being received. The Headmaster can be Interviewed on Wednesday, May 24, or at other times by appointment. Telephones: Registrar, 42-219; Headmaster, ic-oai. . ~ ADULT EDUCATION FOB EVERYBODY. "INTERNATIONAL Affairs Class' will NOT meet A next Tuesday. Third Lecture, May 2S. . " Other W.E.A. Classes meet as usual next week. Monday: Biology, Literature; Plato. Tuesday: European Painting, and Sculpture. Wednesday: Child Study, Drama. Thursday: Economics/Music. Friday:. Public Speaking, also Hutt International Affairs Class. New W.E.A. .Classes commence: Psychology, Tuesday, May 23/ Trades Hall, 8 p.m. The Cinema (all •bout tho movie industry and illms), Monday, Juno 2ff, Trades Hall, 8 p.m. Revolution, . Militarism,' and Nationalism, Tuesday, July 11, Trades Hall, S p.m. Full fee for each of these- threo courses, ss. WORKERS' EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION, ' Trades Hall, C 2. Tel. 55-488, 25-417. THE HUTT (JUttS SUiOUL. LIU. CHILTON SAINT JAMES (Incorporating Chilton House School). B WATERLOO RD., LOWER HUTT. OABDING and Day School for Girls, Preparatory and Secondary Department*. Pupils entered for all usual Public Examinations. All branches of Music taught. Excel'" , lent health record. Prospectus on application to the Headmistress or to the Secretaries, Clarke, Henries, -GrlCKn. and Co.. P.O. Box 486. SHORTHAND, TYPEWRITING, ENGLISH, OFFICE PRACTICE. THIRST PLACES in Senior and Junior Public X Service Shorthand Typists' Examinations Wero awarded to our Students. ENROL NOW. INDIVIDUAL TUITION ENSJURES SUCCESS. MISS A. SUTHERLAND, F.1.P.5., P.C.T., Pitman's Certificated Teacher, 115 LAMBTON QY. (Saywell Building).' Tel. 41-493. Residence 46-678. .THE ADVANTAGES OF • SPECIALISED TEACHING f, IN ACCOUNTANCY. X T no period of his professional career does . an accountant require more personal tuition than during the first few years of his ■ study. Personal, Tuition by Mr. Harle for •very student and Improved methods of study |)rove their worth at "exams."' Send' for Prospectus. HARLE'S. COLLEGE OF ACCOUNTANCY. LTD., Colonial Mutual Life Buildings, P.O. Bos 859, Wellington. INDIVIDUAL COACHING. SECONDARY SUBJECTS (Languages, Mathematics, History, Geography, ■Science, Drawing, etc.). GILBY'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, 32 Blnir St. (Behind Tram Shelter,'Courtenay PI.), WELLINGTON, C 3. DAY 9-12 and 3-5 DAILY. XTGHT <i.45 to 9.15, TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS. TUITION FOR ONE OR MORE HOURS WEEKLY. Ask for Free Secondary Department Prospectus. Tel. 51-987. PUBLIC NOTICES. MORRISON AND GILBERD, LIMITED, ORRISON AND GILBERD, LIMITED, Opticians, 48 WILLIS ST., Cl. Also at Queen St., Mnsterton. HEALTH BY CHIROPRACTIC. EV. DAVYS, "Evening Post" Chambers, • Wellington, and 31 Queen's Rd., Lower Hutt. Tels.: Wn., 42-218; Res., Dial 398, ask ' for 80. THE NEW ZEALAND INSURANCE CO., LTD. FIRE, MARINE, ACCIDENT. ESTABLISHED In New Zealand in 1559, now world wide, with Head Office In Auckland. Wellington Branch: 133-135 FEATHERSTON ST., Telephone 40-576. HAROLD CLAY, ■ Manager. " SKIN TREATMENT. 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