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Evening Star, Issue 14308, 5 March 1910, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. THE EVENING STAR Is DELIVERED REGULARLY In Dunedin and Suburbs IMMEDIATELY ON THE PUBLICATION OF THE TOWN EDITION. Orders for Regular Delivery Given to the Runners, or sent to the Office, will Receive Prompt Attention. SINGLE COPIES May be Obtained from the Runners on their respective beats, or, after the Office is Closed, from Lads standing at JACOBS’S CORNER, GRAND HOTEL CORNER, OCTAGON (George street Corner), STUART STREET, (Oban Hotel), EDUCATIONAL. CANTERBURY COLLEGE, UNIVERSITY OF NEW ZEALAND. QCHOOL OF ENGINEERING, ELEC--13 TRICITY, AND TECHNICAL SCIENCE. Professor in Charge : ROBT. JULIAN SCOTT, M. Insi. C.E., M. Inst. Mech. E., Mem. A.I.E.E. LECTURES BEGIN ON MONDAY, MARCH 14th. THE SCHOOL PROVIDES1. A Complete Course for the Degree of Bachelor of Mechanical, Civil, or Electrical Engineering. 2. A Complete Course for the Certificate of Associate of the School of Engineering, Canterbury College, in Mechanical, Civil, or Electrical Engineering. 3. Instruction in the Technical Science of the Engineering and Allied Trades. 4. Instruction in Pure and Applied Electricity. 5. Instruction in Surveying. COMPLETE EVENING COURSES for(a) Apprentices in 3Techar.ical Engineering. (b) Apprentices desirous of qualifying for THIRD MARINE ENGINEER’S CERTIFICATE on 3 years’ shop work. (c) Apprentices in Electrical Engineering, A CONSIDERABLE REDUCTION HAS BEEN MADE IN THE FEES. A Liberal Scheme of SCHOLARSHIPS has been instituted by the Board of Governors, details of which and Syllabus of Lectures may he obtained from the College. GEO. H. MASON, Registrar. OTAGO EDUCATION BOARD. APPLICATIONS, accompanied by certificates and testimonials, will bo received till 12th INST, from TEACHERS qualified to fill the following VACANCIES; Strath Taieri.—Head Master. Salary, £240. Beaumont. —Head Master. Salary, £IBO. Pnrakanui. Head Master. Salary. £IBO. Sutton. —Sole Teacher. Salary. £l5O. Kelso. —Solo Teacher. Salary, £l5O. Waitahuna West-—Sole Teacher. Salary, £9O. Gimmerburn. —Sole Teacher. Salary, £l2O. Roomoana.—Sole Teacher. Salary'. £l2O. Kahuika. —Sole Teacher (Male). Salary, £l2O. Momona.—Mistress, Salary, £9O. Momington.—Fourth Assistant (Male or Female). Salary, £l2O. Tapanui.—Junior Assistant. Salary, £9O. Outram.—Junior Assistant. Salary, £9O. Balclut ha .—Junior Assistant. Salary, £9O. Naseby—Junior Assistant. Salary, £9O. Form* of applicaliott may be obtained at * of, “- P. 0. mra. Secretary. Education Office, Dunedin, March 1, 1910. DUNEDIN TECHNICAL SCHOOL. A PPLICATIONS for the undermentioned POSITIONS will be received till MON)AY, 14th insl.: Teacher of Plumbing (Theory only). Two Evenings a Week. Teacher of Carpentry (Practice and Theory). Two Evenings a Week, Instructor in Commercial and Mercantile Law, One, Evening a Week. Further particulars upon application. ANGUS MARSHALL. Director. SHORTHAND AND TYPING, fe) ROSSBOTHAM’S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE (Established 1892), 49 DOWLING STREET, DUNEDIN. Telephone 736. Principal: T. J. ROSSBOTHAM, 1.F.5., (Honors); the only teacher holding the I.P.S. Teacher’s Certificate in Otago. Shorthand. Typing, Bookkeeping. Accountancy, etc. Individual Tuition. Term commences at any time. The most successful Commercial College in Dunedin, our pupils holding the highest positions as shorthand-typists and bookkeepers in all leading offices. Wc do not sacrifice our pupils to the interests of a particular typewriter, but teach all machines. OTOTT AND~ HOARE’S BUSINESS IO COLLEGE, Comer PRINCES and MANSE STREETS. Shorthand, Typewriting, Bookkeeping. Principal Mr W. C. WALKER. College Reopens 17th January. Term starts any time, and dates from first lesson. Enrol now. Miss E. M. REAM, Secretary. Telephone 1,112. TYPEWRITING OFFICE. All work promptly executed. Shorthand correspondence undertaken, etc. MI! H. E. MELITUS (Graduate Royal Leipzig Conscrvatoriuni), Teacher of the VIOLIN, PIANOFORTE, and MANDOLIN, and also High-class PIANOFORTE ACCOMPANYING. Advice given on all other Musical Subjects, and Teachers Recommended Free of Charge. Beginners received. Address; 225 HIGH STREET'. Telephone, 2,521, RESUME,} TEACHING FEBRUARY 3. MR 11. O. STOKE S, Teacher of BANJO, MANDOLIN, and GUITAR, HAS RESUMED TEACHING. Studio : 22 LEITH STREET (near St. Andrew street). VaNGEiTSCHOOL OP DRESS-CUTTING. mHE NKW BLOUSE AND SKIRT X CUTTER is absolutely the simplest method in use. Only 3 measurements required. Material cut during first lesson. Fee; 12 Lessons, including a Blouse and Skirt Cutter, for 255. For more advanced work the now Self-instructing and Alphabeti-cally-arranged Garment Drafter, ready for use, will cut every description of garment. Absolutely no need to lit Bodices, except for deformed figures. Terms most reasonable. Single Lesson for former Pupils, Is 6d. Cut-to-mcasure Patterns a specialty. Classes daily, Saturday and Wednesday excepted. Evening Classes Mondays and Thursdays, 7 to 9 p.m., commencing on Monday, 7th March. Inspection invited. Mrs A. G. KERR, Principal, No. 3 High street (opposite D.1.C.). MISS PASSMORE, Teacher Landcape and Flower Painting. Studio, Stock Exchange Buildings, Princes street. Railway concession tickets. EOSSBOTHAM’S School, 43 Dowling street (Cutting).—Classes for Shorthand. Typewriting, Bookkeeping, English, Arithmetic, Commercial Correspondence, Civil Service.