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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 18889, 11 December 1924, Page 18

AMUSEMENTS. QUEEN'S. UEEN'S. QUEEN'S. UEEN'S. QUEEN'S. UEEN'S. «* /COMMENCING rrtO-MORROW. Commencing 1 o-morkow. 3 - STAR PROGRAMME - 3 "OOUL Uf Ihe -DEAST." "SOUL OP THE BEAST. - ; -SOUL OF THE BEAST." An Elephant is the Hero of this Picture. RUPERT (\F TJENTZAU.;; upekt Up JoLentzau." " rupert of hentzau." This Picture is a Sequel to " The Prisoner of Zcnda." HAROLD T LOYD AROLD JJLOYD in Back t° T HB W OOD ?-" ACK 1 0 IHE V> OODS." Sessions: 11 a.m.. 2 p.m., 5 p.m.. 7.43 p.m. Phono 941 A. m "THE LAST DAY OF SCREENING." GRAND. Opp. G.P.O. TO-NIGHT. RAND. Odd. G.P.O. TO-NIGHT. The Little Theatre with the Great Pictures. A Spanish Romance, MARY PICKFORD. Jn MARY PICKFORD. lu MAKY PICKFORD. " ROSITA." MARY PICKFORD. " ROSITA." Screened at 11.30, !2, i. G.lO. and 8.13. " Paddy The Next Best Thing," FRIDAY AT THE GRAND. err . == RAILWAY NOTICES. npiME-TABLE ALTERATIONS. On and after December 14, 1924, Limited Express trains will run between Auckland !md "Wellington as follows: —Auckland depart 7.10 p.m. daily except Saturday, Wellington arrive 9.31 a.m. following day. Wellington dep. 7.10 p.m. daily except Saturday, Auckland arr. 9.2G a.m. following day. Limited Express trains stop only at Frankton, Taumarunui. Ohakune, Taihape, Marton, and Palmerston North. An ordinary express will leave Auckland 7.45 p.m. daily except Saturday, Wellington arrive 1.50 p.m. following day. Present combined Auekland-Rotorua-Thames and Thames-Rotorua-Auckland. express trains will be separated. Express trains between Auckland-Thames and Auck-land-Rotorua will run as follows:—Auckland dep. 9.12 a.m., Thames urr. 4.55 p.m.: Thames dop. 9.21 a.m., Auckland arr. 4.53 p.m.; Auckland dep. 10.5 a.m., Rotorua arr. 5.34 p.m.; Rotorua dep. 9 a.m.. Auckland arr. 4.10 p.m. Present 12.25 p.m. aud 1.22 P.m. Onehunga-Pcnrose trains will leave Onehunga 12.20 and 1.20 p.m. respectively. Present 8.15 a.m. Auckland-Papakura train will leave Papatoeton 9.6 a.m.. Manurewa 9.19, Papakura arr. 9.31 a.m. Present 9.24 a.m. Papakura-Auckland train will leave Papakura 9.20 a.m.. Manurewa 9.34 a.m., thence as usual. Present 7.18 p.m. Auck-land-Papakura train will leave Auckland 7.15 p.m.. Newmarket 7.24, Remuera 7.29, Green Lane 7.32, Ellerslie 7.36. Penrose 7.41. Otahuhu 7.50, Papatoetoe 7.59. Manurewa 8.12, Papakura arr. 8.22 p.m. Present '5.40 a.m. Mercer-Auckland train will leave Pukekohe 7.19 a.m., Drury 7.42. Papakura 7.52 a.m., thence as usual. Present 6.50 a.m. Huntly-Frankton train will leave Huntly 6.45 r.m. Frankton arr. 8.37 a.in. Present 7.0 a.:m. Frankton-Auckland train will leave Frankton 7.16 a.m., Ngaruawahia 7.41. Huntly 8.3, Mercer 8.57 a.m.. thence as usual. Present 2.30 p.m. Frankton-Auckland train will leave Ngaruawahia 3.10 p.m.. Huntly 3.40. Mercer 5.5,P0ken0 5.17. Tuakau 5.46, Pukekohe 6.7 p.m.. thence as usual. Present 5.42 p.m. Aucklnnd-Mercer train will leave Pokeno 8.26 0.m.. Mercer arr. 8.35 p.m. Tho 7.15 a.m. Mercer-Pukekohe train will be accelerated to arrive Pukekohe 8.15 a.m. Present 7.52 p.m. Papakura-Auckland Sunday train will leave Papakura 7.56 p.m. and run correspondingly later throughout. Present 4.10 p.m. Thnmeß-Frankton. 335 p.m. Paeroa-Waihi, and 4.45 p.m. WaihiPaeroa trains will run 5 minutes earlier throughout. EDUCATIONAL. i : T\IOCESAN HIGH SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. Chairman: The Hon. Sir Edwin Mitchelson, K.C.M.G. Head Mistress: Miss Pnlling, BA. (Hons.), London. Vice-Principal: Miss Eva Necker R3OPENS FEBRUARY 17 (NV.v GUIs only), and FEBRUARY IS. at 10 a.m. (Boarders return about 4 p.m. the evening before.) The Head Mistress will be At Home to see Parents of New Pupils on WEDNESDAY, December 17, 1924, »nd WEDNESDAY, February 4, 1925, fr..m 2 to 4. Applications should be mtde previously by post, addressed to the SECRETARY, Diocesan High School, Epsom. There arc still Vacancies in moat departments, and these will be filled in order of date of application. C ' = COMMERCIAL COLLEGES. TDRAIN'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, AUCKLAND AND ' HAMILTON. GOVERNMENT SHORTHAND-TYPISTS' EXAMINATION. Brain's Commercial College entered 27 candidates out of the 68 Auckland students who Bat for the above Examination. The total number of passes was 34 out of which we secured 23. The following are the names of our successful students, in order of merit: SENIOR. M. J. Gee. M. H. M. Stewart. F. .1. Mullah. E.'M. L. Hutches L, V. Bunting. P. E. Newcomb. F. A. Kendall. C. G. M. Russell. A. B. Cameron (Typing). JUNIOR. M. H. M. Stewart. I). M. Service. E. Brown. A. A. E. M. Taylor. L. E. Buckley. M. B. Clavton. R. T. Osborne. 1. M. Keys E. L. Rust. T. O. Thomas. K. Morris. A. M. Leighton. E. J. Edwards. C. E.,Hume. In the S« nior Division we gained/the 2nd, 4th, cth and 6th place; in thr Juniors, Ist. 2nd, Ird. 4 ill. Glh and 6th place. MISS E. B. M. BRAIN, Principal. A. J. HUTCHINSON. Director. ATEW ZEALAND pORRESPONDENCE QCHOOLS. Tho Year 1924 will scon be OVER. THE BRINK. Why not signalise its last day? by becoming a student? Then in 1925 Better Prospects are possible. What about BOOK-KEEPING? or say BACKWARD EDUCATION? How would MATRICULATION .'o> or perhaps PUBLIC EXAMINATIONS? Who asks about BUILDING or CONTRACTING? Again, you ma? want CIVIL ENGINEERING. We can provido a COMPLETE and EFFICIENT training in any of the above course? —as well as in kindred subjects. Note our Address: VEW pORRESPONDENCE QCHOOLS. (Incorporating Metropolitan and Mnoriland Colleges), COLWILL CHAMBERS, , SWANSON STREET. AUCKLAND. P.O. Boxes 50 and 671. Phone 1734. TAON'T MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY. Now is the time to enrol. We rr.n train you in your spare time to qualify for a hotter position. Instruction in Class or by Correspondence. Candidates prepnrod for nil Government Examinations, Electrical, Marine, Oil, Stationary. Mechanical Drawing, etc. For INTERESTING STUDY. SURE PROGRESS AND POSITIVE RESULTS Enrol with QTURROCK'S CCHOOL OF ENGINEERING. N.Z. SHIPPING CO. BUILDINGS. QUAY STREET. AUCKLAND.