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Evening Star, Issue 17955, 28 April 1922, Page 5

LATE ADVERTISEMENTS. CHEAP PHOTOGRAPHIC GOODS, SALE OP ASSIGNED ESTATE. CAMEBAS, CASES. ALBUMS, MOUNTS. [ETC. CAMERA COMPANY* OCTAGON, DUNEDIN*

MOLLISONS LTD. UNPRECEDENTED VALUES. UNPRECEDENTED VALUES. UN PRECE D ENT]:' D VAL U ES. FOUR SPECIAL LINES JUST TO HAND Per s.s. .Dorset. THE LOWEST PRICES YET TOUCHED. THE LOWEST PRICES YET TOUCHED. THE LOWEST PRICES YET TOUCHED. HORROCKSES’ BEST QUALITY NURSE CLOTH, guaranteed fast dye, 40in wide; in Navy, also Light and Dark Butcher Blue; an ideal cloth for house dress, overalls, aprons, etc. Well worth 3s lid. Special price, 3s 3d yard. WHITE HERRINGBONE SHEETING, for double beds,, pure cloth, extra- weight; will stand plenty of good hard wear. Usual price, 4s lid. Special price, 3s 9d yard. HORROCKSES’ WHITE LONG CLOTH, the genuine article, stamped every yard, 36in wide, extra soft finish, free from filling. Well worth Is lid. Special price, Is 6d yard. WHITE TWILLED FLANNELETTE, good heavy malic, 36in wide; without doubt the Lest value in the trade; recommended for hard wear. Usual price, 2s 3d. Special price, Is 9d yard. CUT PRICES ARE HERE BIDDINGFOR BUSINESS. MOLLISONS LTD., Corner Gcor-go and Frederick streets, DUNEDIN. EDUCATIONAL. WORKERS' EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION. SATURDAY EVENING LECTURES. A SERIES of PUBLIC LECTURES will Vic (IHivered at Otago Unlivomty (Upper Oliva- Hall), beginning TO-MORROW (Saturday), 29th, at 8 p.m., and Fortnightly thereafter. The Opening Lecture will he given by Miss M. H. M. KING, M.A, < Principal of the, Girls’ High School). Subject, ‘ l.iicraturo and Life; The Herbage of the English Classics.’ Syllabuses of the Complete Course may bo had from W.E.A. Students and at the leading Booksellers. The Lecturer, arc Open fir All. GEO. JPCRACKEN. District. Rwrelary. OTAGO EDUCATION BOARD. Applications, accompanied by copies of testimonials, will bo received up till FRIDAY, 12th May, 1922, for the following vacancies; HEAD MASTERS; Normal (special position), £520-£575 ami nn-ill-nrco (no grading addition). Maheno, £2/8-£3lB, ■and residence. SOLE TEACHERS: Kakapunka, Ettrick, Lauder Railway, £2OB-£258, and residence, Airedale, Moa Creel:, £2OB- - and house allowance £lO. Gtenore, £I7O-£2OO, and residence. ASSISTANTS: Tcaneraki (female), Ravensliourne (female), £l7O-£IBO. Morningiou (female), £l5O-£KiO. The salaries quoted above- arc for single teachers. Applicants must, stale on their application forms their grading numbers. Postages on application must bo prepaid. Foiin-;_uf application may be obtained at this olhce. S. AT. PARK, Secretary. Education Oilico (P.O. Box 423), Dunedin, 261 h April, 1922. TILE ASSOCIATED BOARD OF THE ROYAL ACADEMY AND ROYAL COLLEGE OF MUSIC, LONDON. ENTRIES for tho Theory and L.A.B. Qualifying Examinations CLOSE on MONDAY, May let. The Examinations will bo held on SATURDAY, Juno 3rd. Tho L.A.B. Qualifying Examination will bo held on 3rd Juno only, and there, will bo no Qualifying Examination in November.

Forms of Entry may bo obtained at my office or from Cbas. Bo?? mid Co., Ltd., or The Bristol Piano Co., Ltd. Corner Crawford and AVatT streets, OTAGO EDUCATION BOARD, ■ FRESH ERECTION OF SCHOOL COMMITTEES. FRIDAY, 19th MAY, 1923. milE HOUSEHOLDERS in the School His--1,, iriets of Arthurton, Bendigo, Bread Bay, Challo Creek, Chasiands, Conical HMK Karntcknigh, Hou.ipapa, Kelso, Glcnkonicb, Leith Valley, Lowbiun, Luggatc, Maoicwlicnua Maungattm, Matakanui, Milhurn, Moa Creek, Moonlight, Nevis, Olakou, Owaka Valley, Patcaroa, Pomunwa, Purnkaimi, Stony Greek, Tuapeka West, AVuikoikoi, AVairahuna AVetl, AVarepa, Waromii, AA’eddcrbuni, AVcvt Taieri, and AVhare Kuri, having failed to Elect School Committees on the evening of Wednesday, 12th April, 1922, the Education Board of tho District of Otago has, in accordance with Clause 9 of tho Third Schedule to The Education Act, 1914, fixed FRIDAY, A 3 ay 19 next, as the dale for a fresh Election. The Meetings will bo 'held at 7.30 o'clock pm. in tho School of each dkdrict. Householders ato culled upon to send to tho Chairman of the School Committee (in writing), before 8 o’clock p.m. on FRIDAY, May 12 next, Nominations of Householders as Members of Committee. Each Nomination must be signed by tire Proposer and by the Person Nominated, and must bo in the form sot forth, in the Schedule to tho Act. Nominations for all Districts may ato bo made at the Meeting on May 19. The Board has also fixed tho first Meeting of tho ncwly-clcclcd Committee for the same ’mmodiatcly after the Election is JOHN A. COOK, Hon. Representative. S. M. PARK, Secretary. Education Office, JJunedin, 27th, April, -19Z2j