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Gisborne Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 22707, 4 August 1948, Page 2

Amalgamated ifieatrea L*td. (Throughout New Zealand) NOW SHOWING 2- 8 SECRETS SILENCE! y V IANIS CARTER S,. x AOEIE lERCENS GLENDA FARRELL fly STEVE!) GERAV uin ruiicno ;y ; 5 Featurcttes Include A 2-REEL COMEDY CARTOON IN COLOUR WARNER-PATHE NEWS (Recommended by Censor for Adults.)

PUBLIC NOTICES REFRIGERATORS ~ WE have a limited number of Refrigerators available for immediate delivery. Cabinets range in size from 6 cu. ft. to 40 cu. ft. Also 6 cu. ft. built-in units and all classes of com- ! mercial installations. FOSTER & HANSEN, 534 Gladstone Road. Phone 3374. 174 MATAWHERO POUND IMPOUNDED from Hexton on July 26, 1 Yearling Jersey Heifer, two back bits R.E.. one back bit L.E. Also One Black Heifer, with white tail. If not claimed and all expenses paid shall be sold on Friday, August 6th, at 12 noon. R. W. GOODALL, 153 Poundkeeper. SPECIAL SERVICE CAR and Truck Owners needing their vehicles during the day are advised that they can get their car dipors or windscreens fitted any evening or Saturday. But by appointment only. GISBORNE MIRROR & AUTO GLASS CO. LTD. 30 Read’s Quay. Phone 2431. Private Phone 2605 W GISBORNE CITY BAND Dinner, No. 78. —Mrs. Trowell. Chocolates, No. 33.—Miss Linden. Competition No. 4. —No. 64: M. Allen. 176 REMOVAL NOTICE PLEASE note that our office premises have been removed to 373 Gladstone Rd. New telephone number, office and factory: 4607. AITKEN’S CONCRETE WORKS TO ALL THOSE INTERESTED THE DINNER PARTY ARRANGED FOR FRIDAY NIGHT IS STILL ON. 808 WORKMAN 199 COOK COUNTY COUNCIL BALANCE SHEET YEAR 1946-47 NOTICE is hereby given that copies of the Audited Balance Sheet and Statement of Accounts for the year ended 31st March, 1947, are deposited as under where they may be inspected during usual business hours from 21st July, 1948, to 18th August, 1948: Cook County Chambers, 150 Childers Road, Gisborne. Post Offices at Hexton, Makaraka, Manutuke, Muriwai, Ormond, Patutahi, Tamarau, Tiniroto, Waimata Valley, Wainui, Waerenga-o-kuri, and Whangara, and also the residence of Mr. A. Steele, Pehiri. Any ratepayer may obtain a copy on application to the County Office. R. K. GARDINER, County Clerk. Gisborne, 21st July. 1948. 262 HAWKE’S BAY EDUCATION BOARD ENTRANCE TO TEACHING PROFESSION TRAINING COLLEGE STUDENTSHIPS, 1949. APPLICATIONS will be received at the Education Board Office, Napier, up till Ist September, 1948, from applicants desirous of entering Training College in 1949. (1) The minimum educational qualification for admission is a pass in the School Certificate Examination. Candidates must be not less than 17 years of age on 28th February, 1949. Provisional application may be made now by candidates who are sitting for the School Certificate examination this year, but preference for admission will be given to candidates who hold the necessary academic qualification at the time application for admission is made. (2) Applications are also invited from servicemen and ex-servicemen who may be accepted provisionally provided they have had three years’ good secondary education, or if they are sitting University Entrance or School Certificate Examination this year. (3) Special Course in Home Science: To assist in overcoming the shortage of Domestic Science teachers, arrangements have been made to train students so as to give them the opportunity of qualifying for a special Home Craft Teacher's Certificate. Part of the twoyear course will be taken at the Dunedin Training College and part at approved Post-primary schools. The qualifications for admission to this special course are exactly the same as for Training College students except that servicewomen may apply under the qualification conditions stated in (2) above. Candidates who wish to be considered for admission to this special course are invited to indicate their preference on the form of application lodged with the Board. (4) The allowance payable to _ all students under 21 years of age is £145 per annum plus a boarding allowance of £4O if obliged to live away from •home. For students of 21 years or over the allowance payable is £285 per annum for males and £230 for females, but no boarding allowance. Servicemen or servicewomen applying under paragraph f2) or (3) should communicate with the Board regarding the rate of salary payable, which will be higher than the rates quoted if they are over the age of 21 years. Forms of application may be obtained from any High School, District High School, or the undersigned. W. L. DUNN. Education Office, Secretary. Napier. 2nd Aug., 1948. 159