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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXIII, Issue 10036, 24 January 1896, Page 5

Tho Auckland Technical School resumes operations on Monday, the 10th prox. _ It will be seen by notices in our advertising columns that in order that the necessary arrangements may be completod, it is requested that intending students shall obtain and fill in the forms of application. These forms are obtainable from the secretary, and as the establishment of certain classes will depend upon the number _of students enrolled, prompt application should bo made to the secretary, Mr. J. H. Maokie. It is contemplated to establish a class for painters in marbling and graining if a sufficient number enroll. The number on the roll at the end of. last term was 220, and it is anticipated that number will be exceeded at the next session. The Council invite applications elsewhere from persons qualified to act as instructors in mechanical drawing, architectural ] drawing, carpentry and joinery.'marbling and graining, and dressmaking; also for caretaker. There were two first offenders charged with drunkenness at the Police Court yesterday morning, .and the presiding justice, Mr. Henry Wilding, fined' them 5a each with the option of 24 hours' imprisonment. Splendid prize designs in linoleums, just to hand; beautiful Axminster carpets, large lot' newest oarpet squares: handsome and cheap overmantels, bevelled glass.—J. Tonson Garlick,'"The ffeopleV" Furnishing Warehouse,"'- ;.•■;' 'V -/