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Ctx SHOWROOM SALE .U. V_7• Specials! Trimmed Millinery- Ws 6d, 12s 6d, 15s, andr I7s j all greatly reduced. Untrimmed shapes Is U, 4s Ud, Ss lid, 8s lid, 10s ba. DANCE? ARINB DANCE ASSEMBLY, PORT* . . , WEDNESDAY, 22nd JANUARY. Gents, 2s; Ladies. Is. FUNERAL NOTICE. THE Friends o! the late MOSES BAiRAKAT are respectfully informed that his Funeral will leave the residence 'of his cousin. Mr. Barakat, Gloucester-etreet, TO'-MORROW (Wednesday) AFTERNOON, at 2.30 o clock, for St. Mary’s Church, thence to the Nelson Cemetery; ALFRED SHONE, • Undertaker and Embalmer. NELSON TECHNICAL SCHOOL. SESSION 1919. THE FIRST TERM of the 1919 Session will commence on TUESDAY, 4th February. STAFF: Director: Mr. F. C. Cockburn. Instructors: Domestic Science: Mrs. F. Cross. Commercial: Miss I. Greig. Engineering: Mr. T. Milne. Carpentry, etc.: Mr, G. Coleman. Art and Art Crafts: Mr. F. C. J. Cockburn. Telegraphy: Mr. Robins, Plumbing: Mr. H. Coltman. Science: Mr. James Bruce. Courses of Instruction in Art and Art Crafts (Drawing, Painting, Carv. tog, Copper Work, Modelling in Clay, and Leather). Domestic Science (Dressmaking, Mil* linery, Art Needlework, and Cookery). . Commercial Subjects (Shorthand, Typing and Book-keeping), -Engineering .(Workshop Practice, Steam and Heat Engines, 0 Magnetism and Electricity, Physics §nd Applied Mechanics), Plumbing {Theory and Practical). ,

Telegraphy (Theory and Practical). Science (Chemistry, Botany, Hygiene) Carpenty and Cabinetmaking. Classes in other subjects will .be formed as required Detailed information respecting Claeses, fees, free places, etc., is furnished in the Prospectus, copies of which may be obtained on application to the Director, or at the Office of the Board of Education. 'The Director will receive written applications for enrolment, and will personally interview New Students at the School on Thursday and Friday, Jan. 30th and 31st, and Saturday, Feb. Ist, between the hours of 10 and 12. / Old Students should enrol without delay., N. E. WILLIAMS, Secretary to th© Controlling Authority. Janparp 21stj 1919,