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Otago Daily Times, Issue 15820, 19 July 1913, Page 11

lUNBAT SERVICM. CHURCH OF CHRIST. TABERNACLE.-11 a.m., Worship. Children's Sermortette, "The Heart of a Flower." ' 6.30 p m., Subject, "My God Shall Supply." Morninjj and Evening, P. D. M'OALLUM, 8.A., Evangelist, 2.45 p.m., Bible School. ROSLYN—II e,m., Worship. 2.45 p.m., Bible School. ST. CLAIR CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. At 11 a-m. and 6.30 p.m.. Preaober, Rev. W. J. ASHFORD. MORAY PLACE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. 11 a.m. and 6.30 p.m., Rev. W. SAUNDERS. INTERNATIONAL BIBLE STUDENTS' ASSOCIATION, CLASS Meets for Bible Study, SUNDAY, 2.45 p.m., Early Settlers' Hall. . All are welcome. sjy OHORAL HALL.-The GOSPEL 'will bo PREACHED in the above Hall, TOMORROW NIGHT at 7 p.m. Preacher, JAS. MacFARLANE. A hearty welcome to all EDUCATIONAL. ATAGO EDUCATION BOARD. DUNEDIN SCHOOL OF ART, DESIGN, AND ART CRAFTS. THIRD QUARTER COMMENCES MONDAY, JULY 21st. DAY CLASSES. Art Classes.—Drawing Design, Light and Shade, Monochrome, Pen-and-ink, Painting in Oil, Pastel, or Water-colours. Morning Classes, 10 to 12 noon; Afternoon Olasses, 2 to 5. Special Classes, MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRI- ■ DAY MORNINGS, "Painting in Water-colours." MONDAY AFTEENOON, "Drawing and Painting from Life." TUESDAY AFTERNOON, "Modelling from Life." WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY AFTERNOONS, "Painting Still Life." THURSDAY AFTERNOON, "Costume Life Class." FEES: Not more than three half-days, £1 la; four half-days, £1 ss; full-day course, £1 10s. .Students taking full course may also attend Art Craft Olasses. Art Orafte.—Design, Modelling, Relief Work in Copper, Wood, Stone, Leather, Etc., Enamelling, Jeweller's Work, Stencilling, Etc MONDAY AFTERNOON, THURSDAY MORNING and AFTERNOON FEES: One Class, £1 Is; Two Classes, £1 10s. Students taking two classes may also attend the Art Course, EVENING CLASSES, 7 to 9. Art Classes, TUESDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS.—AII Branches of Drawing, Design, Light and Shade, Painting, Life Class, MONDAY and THURSDAY EVENINGS. Architecture, TCESDAY EVENING. FEES: 10s 6d per quarto-. Art Craft Olaeses.-MONDAY EVENING, special attention devoted to Modelling and Wood Carving. -TUESDAY EVENING, special attention paid to Leather, Copper, Pewter, and Metal Relief Work. THURSDAY EVENING, special attcn- • tion to Enamelling and Jeweller's Work. FEES: One Evening, 10s 6d per quarter; Tw Evenings, £1 per quarter; Three Evenings, £1 7s 6d per quarter. Trado Classes. — Building Construction, Mechanical Drawing, and Machine Construction, MONDAY and THURSDAY EVENINGS, 7to 9. drawing for Cabinetmakers, TUESDAY, . 7 to 9. Ticket Writing, etc., FRIDAY, 7 to 9. FEES: 10s 6d per quarter. N.B.—All Fees are subject to a BOOKING FEE of 2s if not paid within first fortnight after joining. R. HAWCRIDGE, 19jy |. Director. AUCKLAND UNIVERSITY COLLEGE. I GILLIES SCHOLARSHIP. .. One Gillies Scholarship of £70 a year, tenable for three years, is offered for competition in OCTOBER NEXT. This Scholarship is open to all persons (male or female) born in the Dominion of New Zealand who, at the time of examination, shall be between the ages of 16 and 20 years, and who have not kept terms or attended' lectures pr held a Bcholarship in any University or College, and who 6hall satisfy the •Council of the College that neither they nor their parente or guardians can obtain for them a university education without pecuniary aid. The holder ofjhis Scholarship will not bo allowed to 'hold concurrently a Junior University Scholarship. Candidates will be examined' in Mathematics, Physics, and Chemistry, and will be required to •write an English Essay on a subject selected by the Examiners. The standard of the Examination will be the same as tlhat for the Junior Scholarships of the University New Zealand. Special weight will be given to attainments and : capacity in Physics and in Chemistry. Candidates are required to give in their names ' on or before OCTOBER 1, 1913, to the : Registrar, from whom further information can bo obtained. The Examination will be held about the end of OCTOBER at Auckland, Wellington, Chriatchurch, and Dunedin. The successful candidate will bo re- • quired to keep terms at tihe Auckland Uni- f versity College, and to carry on the studies for the encouragement of whioh the Scholarship was founded. 6 OHAS. M. NELSON, M.A., July 12, 1913. Registrar. u rVSEE NEW PROFESSION. ( ' i Big money to be made Writing Advertisements and Business Pulling Letters. To-day the producer of extra business 1 can .command nny remuneration in reason. L We aro tho first to produoe a complete course prepared specially for Australasian conditions. Foreign courses are useless. If S you want to take up Advertising in this part of .the world, be wise and study our special course. . Complete, thorough. Cost reasonable. '] Write to-day for free particulars of this fascinating and remunerative course. HEMINGWAY k ROBERTSON'S AUSTRALASIAN CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS (LTD.), - P.O. BOX 516, AUCKLAND. « TJ IT~O CUT I o N. 5 BE TRAINED BY A QUALIFIED TEACHER. & Remember! The Voice once ruined, money cannot buy another. .'-/ DE SPONG, f Registered Instructor, Colonial Mutual Chambers. 17j., q L ANGER SCHOOL OF DRESSCUT t TING, 123 High street, Opposite D.I.C l The Langer System is accurate, easily C learnt, and simple, in operation-features * which account for its popularity. Tuitio-i *. duly 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Evening Class, i Mondays and Thursdays, 7 to 9, PAT- I TERNS CUT TO .MEASUREMENT Miss C. STEWART (lato of Wellington), Prinoipal. u m - REMARKA¥LE~R^rdT^~Pai e 7n7e } years.-College Prizeman, Exhibi tu 2"" T V „ Cambridge Honourman • desires PUPILS. Personal or correspondence.- r Rev. T. Russell. M.A., 479 Georgo street, f Dupedm. gOf 1 iTb Ta s sIToTe, teacher of Oil, Water, and g Pastel Painting. Studio: Stock Exchange, Princes street. "I Railway conocasion tickets. 26f J VOUNG Lady Teacher, A.T.C.L. Music, X experienced; also holding high certifi- t cates, R.A.M. this year, now Enrolling t. more PUPILS, guinea quarter,—Convent Trained, Times, I9jy , OSSBOTHAM'S Commercial College" P Dowling street,—Shorthand, Type- 8 writing, Bookkeeping, etc.; open Day and - Evening. Telephono 736. '23jn TI.F. N, PRICE, Piano Tuner. 269 King -tx- Edward street, South Duncdin. Telephone 3416. 19jy QCHOOIi OF ENGINEERKG.-Tuition" « > J for the following examinations: First, Second, and Third Class Marine, E EXTRA First Class Engineer, First and . Second Class Stationary, Traction and Winding Engine Drivers. | ERMS on application to ROBERT ' M'LIXTOCK, Extra First Class Cor- F tificated Engineer, 90 Princes street. C