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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVII, Issue 17649, 9 December 1920, Page 12

Lectures. /ZqS&jSs. TfO-TSTIGHT (THURSDAY). r*Z-Ci <S\ AT 7.30. ' / PMStfri (Cg/l<sg)|. I BAPTIST TABERNACLE. MID-WEEK BIBLE STUDY. Subject: " EZRA. THE BOOK OP THE RESTORATION." Lecturer: REV. JOSEPH W. KEMP. Mr. Kemp will make an important announcement with regard to Sunday Afternoon's Lecture. ' 13 Meetings. AUCKLAND COMMERCIAL TRAVEL- ■**■ LERS AND WAREHOUSEMEN'S ASSOCIATION. NOTICE. Th« Nineteenth Annual General Meeting will be held in the Club Rooms, Durham Street West, on WEDNESDAY, December '2-2. 1320, at 8 m. BUSINESS: Annual Report and Balance-sheet. Election of Officebearers for the ensuing year. To consider and deal with Notices of Motion re Amendment of Rules. General. By order of the Committee-. E. C. SELWYN HAMLIN, Secretary. HE o^ FEDERATED COOKS AND i STEWARDS OF N.Z. INDUSTRIAL UNION OF WORKERS (Auckland Branch) will hold the Quarterly Meeting in the Central Hall. Cook Street, at 10.30 a.m. on the l'ith of December. E. LEE. Secretary. gPIRITUALISM IN ITS TRUE GARB. Q.REAT TyjASS ,-jy/TEETINGr AT BAPTIST TABERNACLE. SUNDAY AFTERNOON AT 3.30. REV. JOSEPH W. K EMP Will view SIR A. CON AN DOYLE'S THEORY Of gPIRIT COMMUNICATIONS. In reply to applications, the- Church Officers regret that .it is impossible for them to errant seat reservation, save for tie Tabernacle Sunday-school Teachers. THE DOORS WILL BE OPEN TO THE PUBLIC AT 2.45 P.M. E— — ■■ - Insurance. GOVERNMENT LIFE INSURANCE V* (With State Security). FOR EXPERT ADVICE CONSULT ERNEST LILLY, Agent for the Department, 101. QUEEN STREET (Upstairs, .Opposite- Geo. Fowlds, Ltd.). Correspondence Invited. Telephone 3701. TNCOME-TAX PAYEES. Take advantage of the concession granted under the Land and Income Tax Amendment Act, 1920, by effecting further Life Insurance. *w< We will be pleased to supply particulars. - * BUCHANAN 'AND RANKIN, Phone 2021. A.M.P. Society. Commercial Colleges. 'ifOV CANNOT pET A WAY ""PROM TT. You simply MUST earn mow money, j;,.,' The coat of living is going upeverything costs ' more than it used to—except, perhaps, ' PRACTICAL EDUCATION. It is no use worrying; the cost of. living will go up more before it comes down. And yet the prospects in > the business world were never brighter — FOR . THE TRAINED MAN OR WOMAN. To 'the qualified, wages were never higher, You MUST earn-more, and you CAN earn, more by becoming efficient. , May we send" you particulars of, our Course in PRACTICAL BOOK-KEEPING or in MODERN ACCOUNTANCY, or in SHORTHAND, or * in. BUSINESS METHODS, or our Course of. Preparation for MATRICULATION. PUBLIC / SERVICE, TEACHERS' C AND D, THE LAW PROFESSIONAL. ACCdUNT- v ,. ANCY DEGREE," or THE UNIVERSITY. BOOK-KEEPERS' DIPLOMA EXAMINATIONS? < \ Say just which interests you and write to-day. * , - , ADDRESS: . JTEMINGWAY, t AND T> OBERTSON'S CORRESPONDENCE QCHOOLS. T IMITED, P.O. Box 516, Auckland. T> E A I. N ' S COMMERCIAL /COLLEGE, New Zealand Insurance Buildings, Auckland. Hooker and Kingston's Building, Hamilton. ' .... t , SPECIAL OPPORTUNITY FOR , -INTENDING STUDENTS. It!- would be to your benefit to call and ascertain, the particular advantages we are offering to students who are enrolling with us at the present t time. We are making plans for : the future welfare and advancement of those who will be taking up or - continuing commercial life in the coming year. Wo should be glad to point out to you tie advantages ym personally can obtain. Opportunities are greater to-day than ever before and there arc reasons why it is a matter of great moment to students to enrol immediately. MISS M. : G. E. BRAIN, Principal MISS E. B. M. BRAIN. Manager P.O. Box 87. 'Phone 981 a. gTATIONARY -QTEAM ]?NGINEERING There's a song that the engines are singing, A deep and echoing song Of the whirling wheel And. the burnishing steel From the lightest spring To the mightiest swing,- • And never a stroke goes wrong. ( The late Mr. Gladstone once said: "Change, of labour 13 to a great extent the' healthiest form of recreation.' So, i£ you have come ashore to a stationary steam engine, join a school that will make you proficient; the best school is. Bower's. WRITE FOR PROSPECTUS TO-DAY. •gOWER'S ENGINEERING SCHOOL. COLWILL'S CHAMBERS. SWANSON STREET. AUCKLAND. P.O. BOX 50. (And at Wellington). OVER 10 "SEARS' SUCCESSFUL COACHING BY CORRESPONDENCE Decide now that 'you will become a Bturrock Student. If you are willing to study you cannot fail, because—'* our fee holds good till your ticket is obtuined " STURROCK'S SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING, Heliaby s Buildings (opp. GJ.O ) Auckland. ' * Educational. TTAMILTON HIGH SCHOOL. SCHOOL HOUSE FOR GIRLS. Applications for enrolment at "Abbotsford " Hostel tor High School Girls, should be made bo.'ore the end or the year. Girls are under the personal supervision of the Senior Assistant Mistress. BupervMlon First Term 1921 begins February 7. Full particulars on application. .-■-./. : E. ENGLISH.- ; f "; -•■- ___j3ecretary. iT Boas remodelled into FaahionJj able Capo?-— Cronibie, l ate Helvetia Ostrich C 0.,. City Chambers (second floor) .*