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Otago Daily Times, Issue 17330, 1 June 1918, Page 9

SUNDAY SERVICES. THEOSOPHIOAL HALL DOWLING STREET (Next to King's Theatre). At 6.30 pjn. " LEI* NOT YOUR HEART BE TROUBLED." Mr D. W. M. BURN, M.A. Music. , /"VRDER of the Star in tho East.—Theoy sophioal Hall, Dowling stroet, 3 p.m. "My Brother's Keeper." Mr D. W M D BURN, M.A. Hymns 49, 219 274 . A. and M. - TY U^t E P SpW'ualist Church, Smith's I. at 7 p.m., Mr r FRED..GEORGE. Memorial Service foi i Sistor Amy Rhodes. Messages from Mowers at close. Collection at door. ~ M TIS a S iu- FABLLNG ' Oddfellows' • Ktroct , Sunday, 7 pjn. Subject: The Other Side of' Death: Where Are Ihtr Dead Soldiers?" Psychic Demonstmtion_at close. Collection. LECTURES. ' rpHE IMPERIAL BRITISH ISRAEL A ASSOCIATION . , _ (Dunedin Branch). t> fV.^E w iU bo given by Mr W. BARNES in St. Clair Presbyterian Church Hall IHIS (SATURDAY) EVENING, Jimo 1, at 7.30 o'clock, entitled " WHY I ' All A BRITISH I&RAELITE."AII are invited. Solo, " La.nd of Hone and Glory." Hymns. . EDUCATIONAL. OTAGO BOYS' AND GIRLS' HIGH SCHOOLS. SESSION, 1918. The SECOND TERM commences on TUESDAY, 4th June, at the usual hour. P. J. NESS, Secretary, Board of Governors. ST. JOHN'S PREPARATORY SCHOOL AND KINDERGARTEN, 127 High gate, Roslyn. SECOND TERM COMMENCES WEDNESDAY, sth JUNE. „. T. M. GILLIES, * Principal. TITELROSE PRESBYTERIAN COL- | LEGE, INVERCARGILL. 3 • Principal: Miss G. F. GIBSON, M.A. J The above Collego will REOPEN for , Second Term on TUESDAY, June 4. Principal will bo in attendance r on tho day previous for Enrolment of Pu ? lla ljn King edward technical COLLEGE. f EVENING CLASSES RESUME TUESDAY, JUNE 4. Provision is made for: (1) English, Latin, French, Arithmetic, and ' Mathematics; (2) Bookkeeping, Typewriting, Shorthand, Commercial Law, Economics, and Commercial Correspondence; (3) All Grades of Mechanical and Electrical Engineering; (4) Typography, Painters' Work, Plumbing, Carpentry,. Cabinetmaking, Woodwork, Blacksmithing", and Woolclassing; (5) Physics, Chemistry, and Elementary Science; (6) Three Grades of Cookery, Two of Dress- | making, of Needlework, and of Milli- ; nor y lju TTNIYERSITY CORRESPONDENCE COLLEGE, Elgin road, Dunedin. Mr JAMES HENDRY, 8.A.. late Chief Inspector of Schools for Southland, has taken over the management of this College. Mr Hendry's long and successful experience as teacher, inspector, and examiner is sufficient guarantee that the splendid reputation the U.C.C. has ©njoyed during the past twelve years will be fully maintamed. The TUTORIAL STAFF includes the following highly-qualified teachers:— r Mr G. W. REID, B. Com., A.1.A.N.Z., on Commerce, Otago University. Archdeacon WOODTHORPE, M.A., Lecturer on Economics and History, Otago University. Mr KENNETH SAUNDERS, M.A., * C /r Otago University. Mr ERNEST PARTRIDGE, M.AI. Nornial School, Dimejin. . jfr w. A. f SERTIQE, 8.A.. Mornington. Miss E. WHITEHEAD. M.A., Boys' High # School, Ihmedin; and\other Speciala • Drawi ng, Music, School Method. Agriculture, etc., eto. fttidents should ENROL AT ONCE with U.C.C., Elgin road, Dunedin. " A MESSAGE TO YOUNG NEW ZEALAND." SOMETHING EVERYONE SHOULD READ. . A. handsomely-bound, clearly-printed, ani inspiring little work—one containing a message of Hope and Patriotism. It tells you a "OUt thc national shortcomings of the Past, and demonstrates clearly tho opportunities of the Future. It is full of sound help an.! guidance. It imbues the reader with faitii m himself and pndo in the Empire. It shows how we can win in the Economic I'ignt which will succced tho present war. PARENTS: SEE THAT YOUR YOUNG PEOPLE READ THIS BOOKLET. We are issuing a limited number of Free Copies. Send for one to-day. Address: HEMINGWAY & ROBERTSON, Teachers of Bookkeeping, Accountancy, and all Business Subjects by Mail. Union Buildings, AUCKLAND. P.O. Box 516. Established Oct., 1897. The Firm which has successfully taught cv Mail 24,378 students! " 1 T AND AND INCOME TAX SIMPLIFIED. A Short, Concise, and Practical Course on Land Mid Income Tax Returns has been prepared for BUSINESS MEN, PROFESSIONAL MEN, And FARMERS. Compiled by Qualified Professional Ac ftountants and .Land and Income Tax A'l justera. The Course consists of Six Lessons It is expressed in simple phraseology—no' lesral technicalities occur: Copies of" the Land md Income Tax and Finance Acts are un noecssary. Expressly designed to assist those whose time is valuable. Professional advice is given to all those taking up the Course whose business contains any special features. Official forms aro rsed throughout. Fee, £3 3s, which will bo refunded if those talcing the Course dissatisfied. BANKS COLLEGE, WELLINGTON. H. AMOS, ' a P Director. ANGER D RESSC UTTIN G SCHOOL (Established 1902). Principal, Miss KATE STEWART Classes Daily, 10 to 12 and 2 to 4. Monday and Thursday Evenings, 7 to 9. 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