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Otago Daily Times, Issue 17533, 27 January 1919, Page 7

■T ; f — : RAILWAY NOTIFICATIONS. "NITEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS . DCNEDIN A. AND P. SHOW 29th and 30th JANUARY. TROTTING RACES AT DUNEDIN, 31st JANUARY and Ist FEBRUARY. TRAIN ARRANGEMENTS. JANJIARY. Stook Train (passenger car attached) will leave Outram, at 7.45 a.m.; Dunedin arrivo 9.30 a.m. THURSDAY. 30th JANUARY. The Train -usually leaving Dunedin for Palmorston at 4.30 p.m. will leave at 5.27 p.m. Stock Train (passenger car attached) will leave Dunedin for Oamaru at 9.0 pjn. Will NOT stop at stations Pelichot Bay to Port Chalmers Upper inclusive. Train will'leavo Milton at 8.0 a,m., stopping where required. Dunedin arrivo 9.52 a-m. The Train usually leaving Dunedin for Clinton at 4.15 p.m. will leave at 4.45 p.m. Sakes passengers for south of Mosgiel only. Tho Evening Train for Lawrence will leave Milton at 7.10 p.m. The Afternoon Train for Outram, will leave Mosgiel at 5.50 pjn., after arrival of 5.15 p.m. Train from Dunedin. Stock Train (passenger car attached) will leave Dunedin for Outram at 5.55 p.m. Stock Train (passenger car attached) for Balclutha -will leave Dunedin at 7.30 p.m.; Balclutha arrive 10.40 p.m. Takes passengers for Stations south of Mosgiel only. FRIDAY, 31st JANUARY, SATURDAY, Ist FEBRUARY. The Train, usually leaving Dunedin lor Palmerston at 430 p.m. will leave at 5.27 p.m. The Train usually leaving Dunedin for Clinton at 4.15 p.m. will leave at 5.45 p.m. Takes passengers for Stations south of Mosgiel only. The Evening Train for Lawrence will leave Milton at 7.55 p.m. The Afternoon Train for Ontram will leave Mosgiel at 5-50 pjn., after arrival of 5.15 pjn. Train from Dunedin. GOODS SHEDS AT DUNEDTN AND PORT CHALMERS WILL BE CLOSED FROM NOON ON THURSDAY. 30th JANUARY. pi* By Order. EDUCATIONAL. ' ■ E MOB ILI S A T I O N. What a welcome Word! It stands for the event to which we have been looking for•wafd to for four years—the return of onr brothers from the dangers of the battlefront It is a word of gladness.- But it has a sterner meaning for it signifies that the corditions of employment will soon become more exacting. It means that there will be loom only for the fully qualified and proficient to the man or woman who is equipped with Specialised Commercial Training will come the due rewards. BANKS COLLEGE, WELLINGTON AND CHRISTOHURCH, ,- Has Complete Courses in— ADVERTISING, JOURNALISM, ECONOMICS, ACCOUNTANCY, BOOKKEEPING, LAW, ALT, ENTRANCE UNTVERSITY SUBJECTS, > - c * rusJJ -* ALL PUBLIC EXAMINATIONS. Prospectus on any of the above Courses free on application. BANKS COLLEGE, (WELLINGTON AND CHPJSTCHURCH. . ' H. AMOS, Managing Director. OTAGO BOYS' AND GIRLS' HIGH SCHOOLS. SESSION 1919. BOYS' SCHOOL.—New Pupils will bo ENROLLED on MONDAY, 3rd February, at 9.20 a-m. There -will be. an Entrance' Examination for the purpose of classification, and all new pupils "should be in attendance at the time specified. The Rector will bo- prepared to see parents of new pupils ;on FRIDAY, 31st January, from 9.30 a.m. to 12.30 p.m., and from 2 pjn. to 4 p.m.; and on MONDAY as.above. Parents are requested, if possible, to attend on the earlier date. • £ ] ?& S^ T SC ¥ OaL -- Tko Lady Principal will ENROL New Pupils on THURSDAY, 30th January, and FRIDAY, 31st January, from 9.30 a-m. to 12.30 pjn..-and from 2 p.m. to 4 pjn. t™JW" SchooJs RETURN on TUESDAY, 4th February, at 10 ajn. In the event of there being insufficient accommodation for all those desiring to enter the Softools, preference will be given to the following in the order mentioned:— 1. Scholarship holders.' 2. Senior Free-place holders. 3. Junior free-place holders who were nnder 14 on the Ist December, 1918. 4. Other pupils taking the general or professional course leading uo to the University. ■• .;. Pupils not. belonging to any of the first three classes will be admitted subject to the tccommodataon being sufficient Birth and proficiency certificates must be produced at the Schools on enrolment and b, sum of 5s must at the same time be paid for stationery, etc., supplied during the year. All free pupils returning to the schools must pay the same snm during the first week. For prospectuses, efax, apply to _ ■ 'P. J- NESS, t_!x_ Secr etery Board of Governors. Jetty street. Dunedin. 15j a rjpEOHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL, STUART STREET, DUNEDIN. THE SCHOOL WILL REOPEN On TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 4. Provision is made for.Tuition in the following Courses:— MECHANICAL AND ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING, AGRICULTURAL AND* GENERAL TRADE COURSES, aua^^ OTMMERCIAL WORK, DOMESTIC SCIENCE PUPILS -will be ENROLLED on and after JANUARY 30 from 10 a.m to 3 pT : each day. *~ • : ANGUS MARSHALL, . 25 J". . ; Director. I JOHN M'GLASHAN COLLEGE FOR ; MAORI HILL, DUNEDIN REOPENS TUESDAY, 4th February 1919 Write for 1919 Illustrated Prospectus containing particulars of New BufloW Curriculum, Staff, etc., to b ' ARTHUR G. BUTCHERS, M.A., Dipl. i ° ja ■ - Principal. OTAGO EDUCATION BOARD. PROFICIENCY EXAMINATION II H- held at *•»« Moray Place '*"* • « TD& Education Office, & * P ffi Dunedin, 25th January, mB^ 7 ' QTART 1919 U of Tranung you need with tbVffi! national Correspondence Schools. Th ou sands of trained men are wanted to fill good positions everywhere: Stop wishing for promotion! Command it as a result J 1.C.5.. training. Cultivate badebone! L° r f get wishbone! Write now—to-day—for f«£ particulars of the Course you are interested' in—R. N. RIDD, Box 1688, Invercag^ [OOSSBOTHAM'S, Dowling street!Zsp± J»-r. Evening.; Shorthand, Tvno writing, Bookkeeping, 'individual tuition Prospectus free.—'Phone 736. ' ' I7j a and PAINTING, Oil and JLf Watercolour; terms.—Miss Watson, 118 Georgo street , Diploma, London Trainmg. Drawing Class and Kindergarton, from 4 years; experienced' teacher; terms.—Miss Watson, 118 George ? treet - 22ja R^-oSd? 1 -KINDBRGABTBN AND r, for 1919 Wlll commence TUESDAST, February 4, at ajn. 27ja- DOROTHY A. LAKE. Princjrml. nVpSS PEARL WESTLAND, A.T.CIT i'7tl CSUmcs TEA CHING February -3— ,g5. Osjlege etrect. Caversham. 7 27j a