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Otago Daily Times, Issue 18768, 23 January 1923, Page 9

eDUCATIOMAL. Otago boys’ and girls’ high schools. ENROLMENTS—I923. BOYS’ SCHOOL: Present pupils who intern! to return are required to give notice of such intention to the Undersigned on or nefore Tuesday, 25rd January: and Intending Pupils must give notice on or before Saturday, 27th January, of their intention to enrol. Present pupils will give notice on the forms already supplied to them. The form of notice for now pupils is obtainable at the Board’s Office, 23 Jetty street. Should there be insufficient accommodation for all who desire to enter, preference will be given, in an order approved by the Education Department, to those who give notice as above. GIRLS’ SCHOOL: Notices of intention to enrol nr to return are not required. New Pupils yvill enrol at. the schools on dates to ho advertised later. Pupils who have not obtained a Standard AI Competency Certificate or some higher qualification cannot he admitted to either school. Prospectuses may be had on application. C. R. M’LKAN, Secretary Otago High Schools’ Board. T~ HE LARGEST AND BEST-KNOWN COMMERCIAL COLLEGE IN NEW ZEALAND IS BANKS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. STUDENTS 1522-3: Over . 2700. The Advantages of Studying with a Large College:— 1. Ihe number of students in attendance makes it necessary to have several instructors for each' subject taught, with the result that only highly-trained and qualified experts are employed in the various departments. 2. A large attendance stimulates emulation amongst the students. j 5. The simple fact that it IS n large one shows that it is better than others, otherwise it would never have grown to its present size. Students prepared bv Correspondence and Personal Tuition for ACCOUNTANCY, BOOKKEEPING. LAW. BANKING, S EGRET A RIAL. M ATRTCULATION, TEACHERS’ CERTIFICATES, UNIVERSITY DEGREES, PUBLIC SERVICE, ARCHITECTURE, etc. RANKS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. WELLINGTON. CHRISTCHURCH. AND NEW PLYMOUTH. 11. AMOS, I2ja Director. I ENGINEERING OFFERS ' PROSPECTS. BETTER World-wide travel and highly-paid positions await ambitions young men in Engineering. Take first step to success to-day. Enrol with Bower's Engineering School. Complete instruction in Electrical, Marino, Steam, Stationary, Locomotive, Traction Courses. Competent instructors. Students prepared for all Government Certificates. ''end Address NOW for Free Prospect us. BOWER’S ENGINEERING SCHOOL (Registered under Marino and Education Departments since 1915), 139 Fletcher’s Building, 22 Customhouse Quay, Wellington. P.O. Box 865. Telephone 1792. (And at Auckland.) EL ECTR IC A L WORKERS. GO AFTER PROMOTION! It's yours through the I.C.S. Course of Electric Traction. Thousands have succeeded through the I.C.S. Course. Surely you can. Electrical Engineers. Managers of Tramway Companies the world over, and Students themselves are loud in their praise of the I.C.S. training. Would you labour 7 years for knowledge that con be yours in 3 months with the 1.C.5.? Let to-day bo your starting-point. Write the INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS , (Australasia), Ltd. R N. RIDD. District Agent, Dept. “B,” Box 687, Dunedin. I ANGER DRESSCUTTING SCHOOL.— J Miss KATE STEWART will Resumo Classes FEBRUARY 6. Day (Hasses. Tuesday. Wednesday, and Friday. Evening Classes, March 5, Monday and Thursday.— 123 High street (opp. D.1.C.). 20ja IjINGLISII. —The WELFORD COURBETs li taught hy .correspondence. .Authors: E. H. Wolford and A. W. B. Wolford, M.A. (Cantab.). Booklet, “Self-Expression,” post free. —E. 11. WELFORD PIT. (Ltd.), 396 Flinders lane, Melbourne. 18ja MISS A BROOME (above J. and J. Arthur’s), Teacher of Dressmaking, Cutting, and Fitting; materials and patterns cut to measure; classes, hours 10 B.m. to 12 noon; 2 p.m., 4 p.m.; patterns, 4 p.m. to 5 p.m. Resumes classes February 5 SHORTHAND, Bookkeeping, Typewriting, ' English, Esperanto; classes day and evening; individual tuition.—Rossbotham’s, Dowling street. ’Phone 736. Bau MISS BROWN’S COLLEGE, above Moray Place Poet Office.—Shorthand, Typewriting, Bookkeeping; individual tuition; appointment? secured. Resumes January 20. TENDERS. nriENDERS FOR LICENSE OVER X PARTS SECTIONS 103 AND 104, BLOCK XII, TOKOMAIRIRO DISTRICT. POLICE RE3ERVE—MILTON. Written Tenders will be received at this Office up to 12 o'clock noon on TUESDAY. 30th January. 1922. for a Grazing License over Iho above land. The area is approximately 18 acres. The term, of the License will be from month to month. The successful tenderer will be responsible for the upkeep df fences. ' Tenders to be marked on the outside “ Tender for License," and to be accompanied by a deposit, of one month’s rent at the rate offered. Tho highest or any Tender not necessarily accented. ROBERT T. SADI), Commissioner of Crown Lands. District. Lands Office, . Dunedin, January 22. 1923. cT AVE YOUR LABOUR. VJ' OUR CLEAN. DRY-RUN MOULDINGS ARE CLEAR FINISHED. They are run from West. Coast Rimu after Drying. 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N.Z Hardware, Invercanrill. C* - 1 &W. STIIEL Deliver Bricks, Screen- /• ings, Asphalt, Sami, Cement, Lime, Tar, anywhere.—’Phone 1201 (or service. OTAGO WITNESS.—New. Stories. A large amount of reading matter. Price 9dL