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New Zealand Herald, Volume LV, Issue 16763, 1 February 1918, Page 8

Amusements. I. "POLLER'S' .QPBBA o * lßl3 ' ] ; Direction: Ben J. and Jno. Fuller. Junr. 1 I Matinees,""! 1 Every Evening. I Wed. and Sat.. 1 ■ »t , J 2.30 m - J ,1 » P- m - J ii . ) Prices-2s Id, Is Id, 6d, ( 8 I Including Amusement Tax \ GPARKLING yAUDEVILLE. pHILIPTtfEWBURY AMYJJURPHY (Tenor). (Soprano). . 5 LEWINS • - Chinese Singing Ladies - ARTHUR CROXON - • - Entertainer » PICTORIAL LITTLES, - m 'MH 1 '• BLAKE AND GRANBY - Tabloid Comedy WALSH AND WALSH • Unique Dane?" ERN PITCHER - - - . ty?<™J& MERTON AND RYDON . In Musical Comedy JONES AND RAINES • Welsh Entertainers MARZON AND FLORENCE - Equilibrists ( ? Plan at Robertson's Music Depot Queen I * St.. till 5 p.m. Reserves. 2s fid. Patrons 1 kindly remember the One Penny Tax on all Tickets of Is or over. i * Defence Notices. AUCKLAND YACHTSMEN'S VOLUN- , A TEER NAVAL DEFENCE FORCE. A Drill of the above Force will he bold in the Artillery Hall, Rutland Street, THIS (FRIDAY) EVENING, at 7.45 o'clock. M. L. ELDER, Sec. i -- -i%— ~ Meetings. . (RETURHtD SOLOIERSI COLDIER3' QLUB. PUBLIC MEETING. TOWN HALL. TO-NIGHT (FRIDAY). The Auekiand Returned Soldiers' Asbo- ■ ciation invito the citizens of Auckland to ( attend a Public Meeting at the Town Ball TO-NIGHT (Friday), to consider the question of raising funds for Erection of Permanent Club in Auckland. The Returned Soldiers' Association proposes to take immediate steps to perpetuate the memory of fallen heroes by providing _ a commodious hall, with the necessary [ offices, where returned men may r.eet to ', discuss matters of business, and for purr poses of social intercourse and comradeship. The Returned Soldiers' Association _ is strongly of opinion that the matter of an adequate fitting soldiers' memorial may he smothered in a flood of complimentary talk unless the Association keeps it steadily in view. The comradeship of brotliws-in- , arms will not end with the war, and for j, that reason alone a permanent meetingplace is both desirable and necessary. . It is hoped that wives, mothers, fathers, and sisters of absent soldiers will make a special effort to be present. Seats will be reserved for next of kin of men who have Riven their lives for the Empire during the present war. tickets f for these seats will be obtained on applica- *' tion at the Soldiers' Club. Speakers: Bishop Averill, C. J. Parr. Esq., C.M.G., M.P.; C H. Poole. Esq.. M.P.; - P. J. Nerheny. Esq.: C. Waddincham. Esq.: IS and W. R. Way, Esq. Sapper Moore-Jones has kindly consented . to exhibit his slides of Gallipoli. Doors open 7.10. _ Commence 7.40 sharp. TV 0 W N' TT A L L. , ii ■*• 'i rrtO-NIGHT (FRIDAY), FEBRUARY 1. - ANZAC piCTURES, ] By SAPPER MOORE-JONES. i Sapper Moore-Jones will exhibit his Lantern ' Slides of Gallipoli. These have been repro- ' 2 duced from original sketches taken under fire at Anzac, and exhibited by Royal Com- ' n mand at Buckingham Palace for private in- ' i spection' by the King, Queen, and Royal Family. Doors open 7.10. Commence 7.40. All interested in welfare of Soldiers invited to be present. i . Admission Free. \ E. P. ANDREWS. ] Sec. A.R.S.A. - Teachers of Music. MB. J. HORTON SWALES, ] iYI TEACHER OP MUSIC, Resumes Teaching FEBRUARY 4 1918. 4.. CAROLINE STREET. PONSONBY. MR. W. H. WEBBE resumes teaching February 4 (Monday). Town Studio: National Buildings, Wellesley St. West. x ' , i. Educational. •' i 10 A UCKLAND NORMAL SCHOOL. 10 Headmaster (acting): 0 MR. A. MURDOCH. j. Assistant in Charge of Secondary Dept.: 10 MISS E. SHREWSBURY. M.A. 10 . The School opens at 9 a.m. on MONDAY, February 4, when the Headmaster will be pleased to admit new Pupils to the Kinder•o garten, Primer, and Lower Standard Classes. 0 There are also a few Vacancies in the Secondary, Department, where the course of 10 work is specially suited for those wirhing to become teachers or to enter the Civil 10 Service. TtTELMERLEY riOLLEGE, ST. GEORGE'S ROAD, PARNELL. BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR '. 10 GIRLS. if. Preparatory Classes for Girls and Boys. First Term, 1918, will begin on 10 TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 19. * Principals: MRS. A. BOULT. \ 10 MISS H. J. THOMPSON. . APPOINTMENTS CAN BE MADE BY - LETTER WITH MISS H. J. THOMPSON, - 10 THE RESIDENT PRINCIPAL. 10 CHELTENHAM COLLEGE. DEVON- ', \j PORT. ' » j A Classes Resume, February 12. " Boarders Enter, February 11. Principal: MRS. DEAN, D * Formerly Mistress of the Torrace School, Wellington. Tel. 77. "At Home," from February 1. 3—5 p.m. . = TTNIVERSITY Coach undertakes IndiU viduftl Tuition. All subjects and - exams. Special attention given to backward pupils: moderate fees.—Box 1215, " G.P.O. ' MR. W. H. WEBBE resumes teaching Monday, February 4, 165, Grafton Rd. , At Home Jan. 31, Feb, 1, sto 8, to arrange ■ lesson hours, < Commercial Colleges, A CCOUNTANCY EXAMINATIONS. A 1917. OFFICIAL RESULTS. The Accountancy Examination results of Mr. W. H. Hemingway, F.P.A, (N.Z.), F.N.Z.A.A. Solicitor, and Mr. C. V. Robert- - son, F.1.A.V., F.P.A. (N.Z.), for 1917, are as follows. *■ N.Z. Society of Accountants. Presented. Passed. May—Sup. Exam 7 6 Npv.—lnter, and Final 58 49 University Book-keepers' w Diploma .... 52 41 id Incorporated Institute of Victoria (Exams, held in all Australian States.) Presented, Passed. April— .. .. 33 31 . Oct.—lnter. . i . . 63 56 i, April—Final .... 45 44 '• Oct.—Final .... 60 51 , Federal Institute of Accountants of Australia *' (Exams, held in all States). 7 ■ Presented. Passed. '» May-Inter .... 70 64 M Nov.-Inter 110 98 May—Final .. .. 13 41 Nov.— .... 68 62 Total, 1917—Presented, 609; Passed,, 543. Our total number of Passes to date is 2856, - with other results still to come. 3. More than 60 per cent, of those who have of passed the Accountancy and Book-keeping 1; Examinations of New Zealand and Australia , id in the last seventeen years have been preo- pared by Hemingway and Robertson, a. If you wish to acquire a sound, practical to knowledge of Modern Accountancy or Pracw tical Book-keeping, study with U3. es Write to-day. Address, It HEMINGWAY AND ROBERTSON'S r. CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS, LTD.. Union Buildings, Customs Street East. NELLO PORTER, A.P.A. (N.Z.), a. Secretary. 51 P.O. Box 516. 'Phone ,2508. Is," mwo RELIABLE o. ECCLES' VEGETABLE WORM SYRUP. - For Children or Adults. Guaranteed good T results. Is 6d and 2s 6d hot.; post, 4d extra. is i i ■ — , [* pCCLES' HAIR RESTORER. » XJ r Guaranteed to Restore Grey Hair to 'its ' Original Colour, Gloss, and Beauty, Stops Falling, Removes Dandruff, and - Promotes the Growth. It is Not a Dye. r< If not what I claim, I willingly refund the it money: 2s 6d bottle, or 8s posted, 3 Manufactured and Sold Only by MATTHEW ECCLES,. M.P.S.. Chemist,, 318. Ponsonby Road, Auckland. 1 ■.