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Evening Star, Issue 21636, 3 February 1934, Page 17

EDUCATIONAL. BOSSBOTHAM’S COMMEBCIAL COLLEGE LTD. T. J. ROSSBOTHAM, I.P.S. (Honours), Principal, 49 Dowling street, Dunedin. Telephone 10-736. NOW REOPENED. PUBLIC SERVICE A. Oliver, M. J. Kane, J. Simm. We secured Ist, 2nd, 4th, and sth places for DUNEDIN. JUNIOR (80 words per minute)—J. J. H. Gardiner, E. R. Begg, E. A. Dawson, J. 1. Titchener, F. Tombs, N. I. Sinclair, H.C. Miller, J. M. Smith, H. M. Dodd, E. G. Miles, M. J. Lodge, W. L. Paterson, M. P. Hortoi, J. J. O. Blakeley. We secured 2nd, 3rd, 4th, and sth places for DUNEDIN. NEW ZEALAND UNIVERSITY EXAMINATIONS: BOOKKEEPING, STAGE I SHORTHAND TEACHERS’ DIPLOMA-!. I. M'Millan. EMPLOYMENT BUREAU FREE. At nresent the demand for competent Shorthand Typists is greatly exceeding the sunnlv P All our competent students from 1933 classes are now in employment. With the P ra'nid return of confidence in the business world there will be an absolute deal th of competent Shorthand Typists, Bookkeepers, etc., as at present wo are finding a difficulty in supplying all the calls. There has been a marked improvement on last year’s placings, there being an increase of 40 per cent.

HOME SCIENCE DEPARTMENT. UNIVERSITY QF OTAGO. ' 1934, OFFERS TRAINING LEADING TO THE BACHELOR OF HOME SCIENCE DEGREE, MASTER OF HOME SCIENCE ' DEGREE, AND A DIPLOMA COURSE. The course for Bachelor of Home Science provides a thorough training in the Sciences, and is designed to fit young women to teach in High Schools (or to prepare them for' Advanced Study and Scientific ReS Diploma Course has recently been reorganised to permit specialisation in the field of work desired. Four distinct courses pf study are provided:— I. FOODS AND INSTITUTIONAL MANAGEMENT: Preparing students for Household, Institutional, or Commercial Positions. . 11. CLOTHING: Preparing for positions in which Dressmaking, Interior Decoration, and Arts and Crafts are basic. 111. TEACHING COURSE; Preparing skilled teachers for Technical Colleges, Manual Training Centres, and Private Schools. TV. HOME-MAKING: Preparing for Household Responsibilities, including Child Caro and Training. For further particulars apply to. THE DEAN, Homo Science Department, University of Otago, Dunedin. UNIVERSITY OF OTAGO. CLASSES IN MUSIC. Classes are held in Elementary Harmony, Harmony and Advanced Harmony, Counterpoint and Advanced Counterpoint, Double Counterpoint, Cann and Fugue, Form and Analysis, Orchestration, History of Music,' Musical, Appreciation. Special attention is drawn to the class in Elementary Harmony, which covers the requirements of students preparing for the qualifying paper for Diplomas issued by the Associated Board and the Rudiments Examination of Trinity College. The class in form and analysis covers tho growth of form in Music from its earliest beginnings to tho Operas of Wagner. In addition to the Degree of- Bachelor of Music, the University of New Zealand has instituted a Diploma in Music. Particulars of the fees, etc., may be obtained from the Registrar. The classes are open to non-matriculated students and are not restricted to full-time University students, and single subjects may be taken. <. TIMES • OF CLASSES. Tho Advanced Classes will be held between 10 and 12 in the morning. History and Musical Appreciation from 7 to 9 on Tuesday evenings. GEORGE STREET SCHOOL. ENROLMENT OF PUPILS. THE HEAD MASTER will bo in attendance on MONDAY, sth February, from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m., for the purpose of Enrolling New Pupils, The George Street School district now extends on the south to Union street and Pitt street. THE SCHOOL WILL REOPEN On TUESDAY, 6th FEBRUARY, at 9 a.m. ST. HILDA’S COLLEGIATE SCHOOL (Incorporated), HERIOT BOW. DUNEDIN. A. BOARDING AND DAY school FOR GIRLS (Registered by the Education Department as a Primary and Secondary School). Course of Study: From Kindergarten to Post-Matriculation. The aim of the School is to provide a sound education on primary and secondary school lines. Well equipped, sunny classrooms, science laboratory, and gymnasium. Preparation for Public Examinations. The Term begins on TUESDAY, February 6fch, and Boarders return tho previous day. Appointments may bo made by telephone, and the Principal will be “At Home ” to enrol new pupils between 10 o’clock and 12 o’clock and 3 o’clock and 5 o’clock on Monday, February 5. For particulars and illustrated prospectus apply to THE PRINCIPAL, Telephone 10-121. JTHE SHORTEST ROUTE TO EMPLOY. MENT Is to Become a Student at BROWN’S COLLEGE, MORAY PLACE (Mr and Mrs J. ALLDRED, Principals). ' SHORTHAND, TYPEWRITING, BOOKKEEPING. 1933 Public Service Successes: —Intermediate, O. Read. Senior —E. Potbury, M. i Hindle, T. Robb, F. Sneddon, F. Giles, T. Brundell,'.!. Hanna, B. Lord. Junior—-P. Sneddon (Ist Order Merit), M. Niepier, M. Bamford, F. Giles, R. Lord, M. Walker, D. Meder, L. M’Cracken, A. Naylor. Includes several Ist YEAR STUDENTS, some . of whom have SECURED EMPLOYMENT. A TRIBUTE TO OUR RAPID INDIVIDUAL TUITION. Pupils Now Being Enrolled. Phone 10-697. FORBURY SCHOOL. SCHOOL RBOPENSTUESDAY, FEBRUARY 6th. The Head Master and Infant Mistress will be in attendance on Monday, between 2 p.m. and 3 p.m., to enrol new pupils. W. G. HEWITT, Clerk. ROSLYN KINDERGARTEN. IVTISS M'ARA RESUMES TUITION at ■ -ltJ- the above Kindergarten, in the RosIvn Presbyterian Sunday School Hall, on , TUESDAY, February 6th, at 9.15. 1 Telephone 20-467. ROSSBOTHAM’S COLLEGE, Dowling street, Reopens January 15; Shorthand, Typewriting, and Bookkeeping. WANTED, Pupils Pianoforte. Violin, Banjo, Steel Guitar, Ukulele; also to Join Orchestra.—sos King street. GET Quotations from ‘ Evening Star ‘ Oliico tor large or small quantities of Priming before placing your order. 1