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Evening Star, Issue 22271, 24 February 1936, Page 10

PUBLIC NOTICES. THE CO-OPERATIVE FRUITGROWERS OF OTAGO LTD., Fruit Auctioneer*, Bond street. WE appreciate greatly the support given by retailers and the general public to our auction sales and depots, established for the sale of fruit and produce. We beg to notify that Auction Sales ar* held daily in our Bond street Sale Rooms, from 9.30 a.m. to noon, when the choicest of Fruit can be obtained at prices within the reach of all. ' Sales are also held every Saturday even, ing at 6 o’clock. J. H. WAIGTH, Manager. FIRST ANNUAL HORTICULTURAL SHOW, TAG ANDREW ROAD SCHOOL HALL, TUESDAY, 25th. Gold Medal to Competitors securing Highest Points in each of Three Section*. EDUCATIONAL. KING EDWARD TECHNICAL COLLEGE EVENING CLASSES. Evening' Classes Reopen on WEDNESDAY, 26th February, at 7 p.m. Tuition it given in the following courses;— ART. PUBLIC BUILDING. EXAMINATIONS. CABINETMAKING. PLUMBING. COMMERCE. TYPOGRAPHY. HOME CRAFTS. WOOLCLASSING. ENGINEERING. Enrolments for any of the above classes will be received at the College Office from 3 p.m. to 9 ,p.m. on Monday and Tues. day. February 24- and 25. Room in the ■ classes cannot be guaranteed to those who do not enrol before 2nd March. No student will be admitted to any class until enrolment is completed at the College Office; in the case of paying students thi» includes payment of the first term’s fees. CLASSES IN ART. Certain morning and afternoon classes in Arts and Crafts (including Needlework ■ and Woodwork) may be opened ■to adults 'and senior students only. EXEMPTION FROM CLASS FEES. Young persons wishing to attend a course in Evening Classes and finding themselves, by reason of home circumstances or irregularity in their own employment, unable to pay full fees, should see the Principal without delay. SYLLABUSES, ETC. Prospective students should consult’ thr following free publications:— For Evening Class time-tables, fees, and charges,?} College Prospectus. Senior Commercial Courses: Guide te •Examinations. Day Classes in Arts and Crafts: Senior Part-time Leaflet and Prospectus for Art School. W. G. ALDRIDGE, Principal and Secretary TRINITY COLLEGE OF MUSIC, - LONDON. THEORETICAL EXAMINATIONS (To be held in June). ENTRIES for the above close on WED. NESDAY, 26tb February. Entry forms obtainable at Messrs CHAS. BEGCfe AND- CO.; or BEATRICE BARTH, Local Secretary, Capitol Buildings, Princes street. WORKERS’ EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION. RS.A. HALL, SATURDAY, 29th • FEBRUARY, 1936, at 8 p.m. Welcome to Director Dr R. SOUTER, M.A, utor-Organiser Mr J, BRAILSFORD, B.A*Students and friends cordially invited ta be present. W. H. STEPHENS, Secretary. ROSSBOTHAM’S Commercial Collega Reopened; 1935 Government examination successes, shorthand and typing 86 per cent., bookkeeping (university course) 75 per cent. , JH. HUTTON, Teacher of all Ha- • waiian Musical Instruments; classes, demonstrations; Instruments reasonable prices.—Studio, above Butterfield s, Octa. gon. - OCTAGON Tutorial College; Martin’s Buildings.—Candidates Prepared for Matriculation, etc., all subjects; Reopen, ing Monday, 24th February, j BOARD AND RESIDENCE. BUSINESS Lady requires Board or Furnished Bed-Sitting Room; must be central. —L 529, ’ Star.’ . . : DUNEDIN Y.M.C.A.—Superior Accommodation, excellent table: swimming pool, gymnasium, billiards, table tennis; casuals and permanents. S‘ TUDENTS (girls), beautiful sunny Bed-Sitting Room, furnished, Henot Row; breakfast tray if required; reasonable. —T 465, ‘ Star.’ ’ STUDENTS (brother and sister) require Board, handy University.—Reply T 468, ‘ Star.’ ACANCIES Students, share bedrooms; sunny position; phone; homely. Apply 107 Union street. YOUNG business Man requires Bed-Sit-ting Room, furnished or unfurnished, conveniences, central; state terms, etc.— ‘ Star.’ OUNG Man desires clean quiet comfortable Board in private homsj nity Knox Church. —Reply 5965, Star.

TO LET. TO LET, Fully-furnished Bungalow, fir* rooms, near King’s High School. T 492, •Star-* , TO LET, 4-roomed House, No. 6 Sefto* - Avenue (off Selwyn street), N.L. Valley.—Apply 6 to 8 p.m. this evening. TO LET, Two bright Unfurnished Ro°f“** with separate cooking; south end.-F. MTntosh, 53 Kirkcaldy street. —.— —« BED-SITTING Boom (furnished), als« Bedroom, Sitting Room, (furnished), rise, handy Princes street. Alfred Clark, Manse street. ■ ■ CITY (On Rise, Very Central). Modern Self-contained Flat, 3 rooms, krt» chenette; £2 weekly.•-Timlin s, 25 Dowlmf street. - - LADY, with nice home, would Let 3 large Booms; lovely view; car line; phone, every convenience, £1. —T 525, Star. ELLEKNOWES.— 5-roomed Villa, all conveniences; good garden; garage J rental 30s.— Ryan Bros., Dowling .street. TO LET Gain Forwarding Co. Remove your Furniture means safety and economy.—Office. 22 Bond street. OUR Move, Sir! To Let, for Removals, Packing, and Storage, our up-to-date Motor Furniture Vans and capacious Stores { expert men, lowest prices.—Crust and Crust, 10 Vanse street. GARDENING. SPANISH Iris Bulbs, mixed colours; la 9d dozen, 50 5s 6d, 100 7s 6d. —King, (Awreoce,