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Horowhenua Chronicle, 19 January 1929, Page 8

PUBLIC NOTICES. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. tEEC SUNDAY TRAINS 27th JANUARY. EXCURSION TRAIN for Wellington leaves Peilding 8.0. a.m., Palmerston North 8.35, Levin 9.44, Paekakariki arr. 10.54, dep 11.4, Plimmerton 11.26, Wellington arr. 12.20 p.m. Return special leaves Wellington 4.20 p.m., Plimmerton 5.19, Paekakariki >5.52 p.m. These trains stop where required for passengers. Special cheap return tickets to PaeIcakariki, Wellington and intermediate stations, available for return on day of issue, will bo issued on 27th January from Peilding, Paraparaumu and intermediate stations, to Paekakariki, Wellington and intermediate stations. Pares to Paekakariki—Prom Levin 5/6, 3/9; and to Wellington 9/6, 6/6. LEVIN SALE. QWING- to the public holiday, there will be no Levin sale on Tuesday next. “agent wanted" ~ RANTED for Levin aiul district), the services of either lady r o> gentlcmay, to act as our representative, calling at private homes. Other representatives arc earning in commission from £7 to £8 weekly. Applicants should be well-known in the district and able to supply references as to character etc. Reply in writing to Sales Manager. Real Silk Hosiery Mills, Box 359, Wellington LEVIN BOROUGH COUNCIL. MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS, 1929. DISTRICT ELECTORS' ROLL. JHE DISTRICT ELECTORS’ ROLL (Main List) is now being prepared, and will close on JANUARY Jlst*next. ALL . PERSONS,. married and single, (not under the age of 21 ynars) resident 12 months in the Dominion and three months in the Borough of Levin, ARE ELIGIBLE FOR ENROLMENT THIS CONCERNS EVERY BURGESS Call at the Borough Offices and satisfy yourself that your full name and address are recorded. Forms for enrolment may be obtained ou application. H. L. JENKINS, Town Clerk. January 15th, 1929.

THE ST. ANDREWS PRESBYTERIAN SUNDAY SCHOOL PICNIC. o held (hq kind permission of the owner Mr J. Varnham) on. his property Gladstone Eoad on TUESDAY, JANUARY 22. Cars will leave the Church at !J o’clock sharp. A very cordial invitation is hereby given to all Scholars, Parents, • and those interested in the work among the young people, * ■ ■ J. W. BISHOP. Supt. • A, SHAW. Sec. TECH., 1929. The Palmerston North Technical School PROVIDES the following courses for pupils who are leaving the primary schools:— DAY TRADES DAY TECHNICAL, for farmers’ sons. DAY COMMERCIAL DAY DOMESTIC DAY ART FREE PLACES may be held by (a) Holders of a Junior National Scholarship. (b) Holders of a Proficiency or Endorsed Competency Certificate. (c) Pupils whp are 14 - years of age, subject to certain qualifications. NOTE 1. Suitable hostel accommodation can be arranged for both boys and girls. 2. Facilities for recrea- . tion are provided. 3. Country students may receive railway concessions, in some cases, free tickets. 4. All classes are open to adults. 5. The Director G. G. Hancox M A,, B.Sc., F.R.E.S. will be at the school to enrol students on 30th and 81st January and Ist February. 6. The school resumes at 9.30 a.m. on Monday, 4th February, PROSPECTUS— Copies of the Prospectus and Enrolment Form may be obtained from the Secretary, Mr W. Hunter, Rangitikei St., Palmerston North. Learn More to Earn More Join the “TECH.”