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Gisborne Herald, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22105, 21 August 1946, Page 1

MEETINGS ST. ANDREW'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Cobden Street. THE ANNUAL MEETING of the congregation will be held at 7.30 To-night NOT at 7 o’clock as was advertised in yesterday's issue. MAKARAKA HALL, A MEETING will be held on THURSDAY, AUGUST 22, at 7.30 p.m. TO FORM A JUNIOR SOCIAL CLUB. All young people cordially invited to attend. W. W. JONASEN, 990 Convener. N.Z. FEDERATED FARMERS, Te Karaka Branch. MEETING at 8 p.m. THURSDAY, AUGUST 22, at TE KARAKA HALL. BUSINESS: General and Formation of Young Farmers’ Club. All young farmers particularly requested to attend. A. M. NEWTON, Chairman Dairy Division Federated Farmers. 44 PUBLIC NOTICES APOLOGY. Having satisfied myself that Mr. R. Tuhoe was not on my premises on August 13th, I apologise for having suspected him. G. GREENSTREET. 61 DAFFODILS. The public is cordially invited to view a show of Named Varieties of Daffodils at present on display in our window. Orders for bulbs taken from blooms. “PROCTERS” FLORAL ARTISTS, 30 Peel Street. 35 PUBLIC NOTICE. F. K. FOSTER, Refrigerating Engineer, wishes to notify that he has been appointed the Gisborne and Poverty Bay Agency for the well known McALPINE REFRIGERATORS, and will be selling in conjunction with Reg. Searle, Electrical Contractor, where these refrigerators will be on display. 895 TAXI NOTICE. I NOW CONDUCT MY TAXI SERVICE FROM CENTRAL PEEL STREET TAXI STAND. Phones: Peel St. Stand 4800: House 3280. We'ddings and Scenic Trips a specialty. SAM CARROLL. MONSTER MONSTER JUMBLE SALE JUMBLE SALH PARISH HALL FRIDAY, AUGUST 23. fUR THE POVERTY BAY GOLF CLUB. 74 IMPOUNDED TOLAGA BAY POUND. . 1 Black Gelding, Pony, no visible brand. 1 Grey Mare, old, no visible brand. If not claimed and expenses paid will be sold at above Pound on A :,, ;gusir-28. C. F. MILNE, 88 Poundkeeper. NOTICE: “FIND A NAME COMPETITION?’ Winners: — Mrs. F. O’Connell, Palmerston Road. Miss Howell, Hospital Farm. Mr. E. P. Akroyd, Aberdeen Road. Master Roland Sarten, Esplanade. NAME SELECTED: “MIDWAY.” J. R. ROWE, Secretary Midway Businessmen's Association. 48 IT is oroposed, under provisions of Public* Works Act, 1928, to take land described in Scnedule hereto for housing purposes. The plan of the land required to be taken is deposited in postoffice at Gisborne and is there open for inspection. All persons affected. by taking of the said land should, if they have any well-grounded objections to taking of such land, set forth same in writing, and send such writing, within forty days from first publication of this notice, to Minister of Works at Wellington. SCHEDULE: Approx, area: 15a. 18.5 p. Lot 3, D.P. 2184, pt. Waikanae No. 3 Blk., Borough of Gisborne, being whole of land comprised and described in certificate of title, Vol. 79, folio 157 (Gisborne Land Registry), Gisborne Land District; as shown on plan P.W .D. 123885, in office of Minister of Works. R. SEMPLE, Minister of Works. 7 HAWKE'S BAY EDUCATION BOARD TRAINING COLLEGE STUDENTSHIPS, 1947. ENTRANCE TO TEACHING PROFESSION. Applications will be receiyed at the ucation Board Office, Napier, up till September, 1946, from applicants lirous of entering Training College 1.947. . , 1) The minimum educational. Quotation for admission is a pass in the 1001 Certificate Examination. Candi:es must be not less than 17 years of : on 28th February, 1947, and must d the necessary academic qualificans at the time application for adssion is made. 2) Applications are also invited m servicemen and ex-servicemen o may be accepted provisionally ivided they have had three years )d secondary education, or if they > sitting University Entrance or rool Certificate Examination this r. . 1). Special Course in Home Science, assist in overcoming the shortage Domestic Science teachers, arrangelts have been made to train about nty students from the Dominion so to give them the opportunity of lifying for a special Home Craft cher’s Certificate. Part of the twor course will be taken at the DuneTraining College and part at roved Post-primary schools. The Mcations for admission to this cial course are exactly the same as Training College students except t servicewomen may apply under qualification conditions stated in (2) ve. Candidates who wish to be co.n>red for admission to this special rse are invited to indicate their premce in the form of application ged with the Board. 1) The allowance payable to all tents under 21 years of age is £9O annum plus a boarding allowance £4O if obliged to live away from ie. For students of 21 years or r the allowance payable is £225 per .um for males and £175 for females, no boarding allowance. Cost-of-ng allowance is payable m an rms of application may be ob>d from any High School, District l School, or the undersigned. F. W. MELHUISH, ration Office. Acting Secretary, ipioi, 30th July, 1943. Or.'