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Otago Daily Times, Issue 17871, 28 February 1920, Page 11

EDUCATIONAL. QTAGO EDUCATION BOARD. INFLUENZA EPIDEMIC. PUBLIC SCHOOLS~IN CATLINS AND MAC'LKNNAN RTDTNGS OF CLUTIIA COUNTY. Owing to the prevalence) of Influenza, (ho REOPENING of the Schools, situate in t.ho abovo Ridings has been POSTPONED till MONDAY, March 8. S. M. PARK, Secretary. Education Office, Dmicdin, 27th February, 1920 28f DUNEDIN RETURNED SOLDIERS' ASSOCIATION (Incorporated). UNIVERSITY CONCESSIONS. I be.g to draw tho attention of MEMBERS to fcho Concessions granted to Returned Soldiers by tho New Zealand University and the New Zealand Society of Accountants. As those Concessions will probably bo withdrawn soon, Montbcrs wishing to avail themselves of this exceptional opportunity should COMMENCE TERMS THIS YEAR. Full particulars may bo obtained from, the Undersigned. GEO. M. SMITH, 28f Secretary. JOHN M'GLASHAN COLLEGE, MAORI HELL. Parents and Friends arc invited to Attend tho OPENING- CEREMONY on TUESDAY, March 2, at 11 a.m. Presentation of Certificates and Address to tho Pupils by tho Rev. A. W. KINMONT, M.A. A. G. BUTCHERS, M.A., 28f Principal. HAWTHORNE PREPARATORY SCHOOL AND KINDERGARTEN, All Saints' Schoolroom, Cumberland street, Will REOPEN on TUESDAY 2nd March, At 9.30 a.m. , . Classes from the Kindergarten to Standard IV. A. L. LEES, 28f Principal. YOICE PRODUCTION.—Mr FRANK GRAHAM (late principal tenor Carl Rosa Grand Opera Co.). Voices Tested free of charge; intending pupils advised and assisted in every way. May he consulted from 11 to 12.30, 3 to 5, and every evening. Studio: 26 Moray placo (opposite Young and Anderson's). 18f "rOHN . M'GLASHAN COLLEGE, PJ Maori Hill, Dunedin. Day and Boarding School for Boys of all ages. Boarders Return MONDAY,- March 1. Collego REOPENS TUESDAY, March 2, At 11 a.m. A. G. BUTCHERS, M.A., 26f Principal. mECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL, Stuart street, Dunedin, REOPENS MONDAY, Ist MARCH. New pupils are now being enrolled. ANGUS MARSHALL. 26f Director. ST. JOHN'S PREPARATORY SCHOOL AND KINDERGARTEN. 127 Highgate, Roslyn, REOPENS MONDAY, Ist March. New Pupils assemble at 5.15, Old Pupils 10 a.m. The Principal will interview parents of now pupils on SATURDAY, 28th February, from 2.30 to 4.30 p.m. L. M. GILLIES, 27f Principal. QT. HILDA'S COLLEGIATE SCHOOL 10 REOPENS MONDAY, March 1, At 9 a.m. Boarders Return on SATURDAY, February 2a Staff Meeting, FRIDAY, 11 a.m. AKARI SCHOOL. SCHOOL will REOPEN MONDAY, Ist, at 9 a.m. J. HOOD, 28f Secretary. A RCHERFIELD GIRLS' SCHOOK CLASSES will ASSEMBLE on MONDAY, March 1, at 9.15 a.m. Prizes for 1919 will be Distributee! on WEDNESDAY, March 3, in St. Andrew's Hall, Carroll street, at 2.30 p.m. Parents and friends invited to be present. Mrs T. NISBET, 28f Principal. QOLUMBA COLIJSGE, ROSLYN. Columba College will REOPEN on TUESDAY, March 2, at 9.30. F. J. ROSS, M.A., 28f Principal. MISS K H. LAIN G, i "- TEACHER OF VOICE PRODUCTION AND SINGING, Has RESUMED TEACHING At 52 HOWE STREET. PUPILS PREPARED FOR EXAMINATIONS. 28f ffcTAGO SCHOOL OF DANCING. OPENING TO-DAY, At 2.30 p.m., EARLY SETTLERS' HALL, When PUPILS MAY ENROi; FOR VARIOUS CLASSES. Mrs B. WYATT. Principal Tel. 3749. Mrs J. LEECH. Musical Directress. 28f L ANGER DRESSCUTTING SCHOOL, 323 High street (opp. D.1.C.), • REOPENS TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 3. Day Classes Tuesday, Wednesday, and Fridays. Evening Classes Resume MARCH 8. Miss.KATE STEWART, 24ja « Principal. OSSBOTHAM'S COLLEGE, Dowlinn street.—Open Day and Evening. Individual tuition. Prospectus free. Railway concessions.—'Phone 736. 17ia MONEY. MONET TO LEND. The DUNEDIN SAVINGS BANK is prepared to LEND MONEY on FREEHOLD SECURITY at Lowest Current Rated. f ' FRED. SMITH, 12ju Manager. rnRUST MONEY to LEND in Lar^Tor JL Small Sums, for long or short periods, at lowest current rates of interest. CALLAN & GALLAWAY. Solicitors, 219 Princes street, Dunedin (Next door to Auction Rooms of Messrs Alex. Harris and Co.), Correspondence Address: Box 238, P.O. Dunedin. ' i3f TftT 0N E Y T~O LEND. We have various SUMS of Trust Moneys to Lend at 5£ per cent, on First-class Freehold Security. SIEVWRIGHT,. JAMES, & NICHOL; 18jy ■ Solicitors. MONEY TO LEN~D LARGE OR SMALL SUMS. TONKINSON & WOOD, Solicitors. No. 1 DOWLING STREET. MONEY CLUB LENDS on all classes Securities, Promissory Notes, F'lrniture, Stock, etc, from £5 upwards; easy terms.—Hugh Mitchell, Secretary, 152 High street (next Arcade). gflap TMTONEY TO LEND IN ANY SUM ON IfJL MORTGAGE SECURITY. Lowest Current Rates. ADAMS BROS., Empire Buildings,, Princes street. Tk^NEY - TO' OR IVA SMALL AMOUNTS ON FREEHOLD SECURITY. MONDY & STEPHENS, Solicitors, Exnrcos Co.'s Building. Bond St. "ONEY to LEND on Furniture, Pianos, . r Jewing Mrchiries, Life Policies, Bills of Lading, Prom. Bory Notes, Stock, Scrip; easy repayments. — Otago Finance and Agency Company (Ltd.), 15 Empire Buildings, PAfidis. 28mjr