EDUCATIONAL. [WAR CREATES TEMPORARY CLERICAL POSITIONS. “ H.C.A.” PROVIDES RAPID BUT EFFICIENT TRAINING IN BOOKKEEPING AND BUSINESS PRACTICE. OPPORTUNITIES are available for men and women to render valuable aid to tbo Country . by equipping themselves to take over for the period of the war, temporary positions rendered vacant by men who have volunteered. URGENCY prevents those desirous of undertaking this work preparing for professional examinations. Furthermore, the positions will probably bo temporary only, and may not warrant the time and money required for a full Course. Appreciating these factors, Harle’s College has prepared a course in Bookkeeping and Business Practice, which will rapidly qualify any man or woman to take up a position as Cashier, Ledger Clerk, Bookkeeper, or other similar clerical positions. The Course is thoroughly practical and definitely qualifies the student to discharge his or her duties with competency and to the complete satisfaction of the employer. Those who embark on this special Course may do so confident that they will reach a very high state of efficiency with a minimum of time, effort, and cost. Write for Prospectus. H'AEI’E’S COLLEGE OF ACCOUNTANCY LTD., Colonial Mutual Life Buildings, P.O. Bos 859, Wellington, The only College that publishes AUDITED examination results^ TRINITY COLLEGE OP MUSIC, LONDON. ifTIHEORETICAL EXAMINATIONS, X TO BE HELD IN JUNE. Entries for the above close in Dunedin WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 21st. Entry Forms obtainable from Messrs CHAS. BEGG AND CO, Or IRENE BARTH, Local Secretary, Capitol Buildings. MEETINGS. THE DOMINION RUBBER COMPANY LTD. Notice is hereby given that the THIRTY-SECOND ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING OP SHAREHOLDERS in the Dominion Rubber Company Ltd. will be held in the Somerset Lounge, Savoy Buildings, Moray Place, Dunedin, on THURSDAY, 7th March, 1940, at 7.30 p.m. ’ The. Register of Sharesholders will bo Closed, from 23rd February to 7th both days included. BUSINESS. Reception report and balance. sheet; Election of director and auditors. General. W. R. SELLAR, Secretary. Dunedin, 6th February, 1940. PORT CHALMERS. —Remember Public Meeting, To-night, for forming Patriotic Working Committees; 8 o’clock, Council Chambers.
PROPERTIES FOR SALE. [ BRICK BUNGALOW FOR £1,150. BRICK BUNGALOW FOR £1,150. BRICK BUNGALOW FOR £1,150. IN consequence of the owner’s continued absence from Dunedin, a DELIGHTFUL BRICK BUNGALOW is available for sale. Exceptional construction, bright, sunny rooms, expensively decorated, excellent hot water service, fine bathroom, porcelain bath and basin, model kitchenette that will have an especial appeal to the busy housewife. Opportunities certainly come to those who wait, and in this instance the right moment has most assuredly arrived for some lucky purchaser. Be quick, it’e only £1,150. GRENFELL', SMITH, & CO. LTD. STOCK EXCHANGE BUILDINGS. Telephone 12-221. HOUSE AND GARAGE FOR £925. HOUSE AND GARAGE FOR £926. TyOSITIYBLY, and without parallel, I the BIGGEST PROPERTY BARGAIN on the market. DESIRABLE HOME, 5 rooms, extremely good appearance, and of exceptional stability of construction; bright, sunny rooms, tastefully papered, all modem appliances; magnificent corner section, as level as a bowling green, well-kept lawns, choice flowers, prolific vegetable garden; large concrete motor garage. House stands on a sunny eminence a few feet above street level. The situation is within three minutes of tram, and home to lunch is assured with the minimum of effort. Note the price, £925. Was there ever such a chance? GRENFELL, SMITH, & CO. LTD. STOCK EXCHANGE BUILDINGS. Telephone 12-221. i)AA —Near High street tram: Charming Brick Bungalow, 4 rooms, kitchenette; like new; small section; garage room. —Nicholson, T. and G. Building, Princes street, sole agent. O I Q K A—Popular suburb, slight rise: SbJuODXf Pretty Bungalow, 5 rooms, kitchenette, latest appointments; lovely i-acre section; recommended.—Nicholson, T. and G. Building, Princes street. ni 1 aa— Near St. Clair School; TiledoWXJLUll roof Bungalow, 5 rooms, modern conveniences; a well-constructed Bungalow, in good condition. —Nicholson, T. and G. Building, Princes street. FOR SALE, Mosgiel. 4-roomed House, e. 1.; i-acre freehold; £375; suitable family.—Aßß, ‘ Star.’ SPANKING New Brick Bungalow, just completed, everything extra choice; 4 rooms, sun room; garage; situated on level section, two minutes to Mornington car sheds; call now on sole agents (3632). —Park, Reynolds Limited. __ Oty K A—Close Mosgiel, Wingatui: 6 ab I eJvf Acres rich Taieri Land, 4 Rooms, conveniences: lot outbuildings, looseboxes. poultry sheds, etc.; deceased estate; make this little money-maker yours, now (3575). —Park, Reynolds. aqa Each.—Burnside, close Main road, quite handy nil works: Two exceptionally sunny ections, comer site; water, drainage, electricity alongside; wonderful bungalow site; great little spec.; good terms (3540). —Park, Reynolds. OPftK —Ncrth Dunedin: 6 Rooms, all appointments; 25s weekly; freehold investment; put your spare cash into this bargain (1563). —Park, Reynolds. jQ-| AKA—Roslyn (town side): 7 Rooms, single story, very suitable for two flats; bright position, view, handy cars; house vacant; good terms arranged; well worth inspecting (3568). —Park, Reynolds Limited,.
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Evening Star, Issue 23499, 13 February 1940, Page 1
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