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Otago Daily Times, Issue 18856, 8 May 1923, Page 9

EDUCATIONAL. I EARNING J AND EARNING. Tho Correspondence Courses of Banks Commercial College are the links between Learning and Earning. Nearly one hundred courses of instruction are provided by means of which the ambitious may make their spare time remunerative. Subjects may be commenced at any time and at any stage. Banks College Courses have been prepared by experts; all papers are checked and criticised by highly qualified and experienced teachers. Courses include ACCOUNTANCY. LAW, BANKING, SECRETARIAL, MATRICULATION. ADVERTISING. PUBLIC SPEAKING, TEACHERS’ CERTIFICATES, ENTRANCE PUBLIC SERVICE, ! PRACTICAL BOOKKEEPING. BUSINESS PRACTICE. ECONOMICS. AND GENERAL KNOWLEDGE SUBJECTS. BANKS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, Wellington, Christchurch, and New • Plymouth. ' H. AMOS, Director., OPPORTUNTTIE§ FOR ENGINEERS. A splendid future awaits the man who chooses Engineering as a profession. A home-studv course with Bower’s Engineering School enables you to cet Government Ticket as Steam, Motor, Marine, Stationary, or Oil Engineer No,difficult technical terms. Our postal course explains every step in simple, practical language. If you’re ambitious, send now for Free Prospectus. BOWER’S ENGINEERING SCHOOL (Registered under Marine and Education Departments since 1915), ROOM 159, FLETCHER’S BUILDING, 22 Customhouse quay, Wellington. P.O. Box 865. (And at Auckland.) TTNIVERSITT CORRESPONDENCE U COLLEGE, 43 ELGIN ROAD, MORNINGTON. Principal: Mr JAS HENDRY. 8.A.. Late Chief Inspector of Schools, Southland. Students prepared for the following Examinations:—Teachers’ B, C, D; Matriculation; Public Service, Accountants’ Preliminary. , New Courses Now Ready, and in Preparation, Enrol Early. 13f “OAN I MAKE A ‘GO’ OF ITT” I’m after a real grounding in Commercial Work, Business Methods, • Office Routine, and all that. But can I make a “go” of it through a correspondence course? The I.C.S. Students unhesitatingly say you can. This course is not weighty or irksome with theory and text matter. It’s practical. You lean by DOING .what is actually practised. Send for free book on Commercial Course. The I.C.S. coach in over 200 other subjects. INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS. R. N. Ridd, District Agent, Dept. “B,” Box 687, Dunedin. JJISE TO THE OCCASION. Learn by mail to apeak with conviction and eloquence; devote a few minutes daily to' Grenville Klciser’s Public Speaking Coarse. Low cost; thorough training. Write for free prospectus “S” to JAMES RODGER, 159 “H,” Manchester street, Christchurch. TTJ EY. T; 1 RUSSELL, 11. A., desires PUPILS Matriculation, other Exams.; 10 of 12 pupils passed 1921; only one failed last year.—224 Castle street, Dunedin. 20m ANGER DRESS-CUTTING SCHOOL— 1 Day Classes, Tuesday, Wednesday, and. Fridays; Evening Classes, Monday and Thursday. Join now and make your autumn and winter outfits. Paper Patterns a specialty ; materials cut out. —Miss Kate Stewart, 123 High street (opp- D.1.C.). Mm MRS CHIRNiSIDE. —Ladies’ Cutter and Teacher of Dressmaking, 4 Octagon. Telephone 3112. Country ladies, send for measurement form and price list. - Paper patterns or material cut to measure. 18ap ELECTION NOTICES. OF TAIE RI. | In the Matter of “The Counties Act, 1920,” and “ The Local Elections and Polls Act, 1908,” and Amending Acts thereof. ELECTION OF COUNCILLORS. I HEREBY GIVE PUBLIC NOTICE that the following persons have been duly NOMINATED for the Office of Councillor for OTOKIA RIDING, County of Taierinamely:— WILLIAM HENRY LINDSAY CHRISTIE And DUNCAN MTNTOSH. As there is only Ohe Vacancy to be filled, I Hereby Also Give Notice that a POLL will be taken as between the said Candidates on WEDNESDAY, the 9th day of May, 1923. The POLLING BOOTHS will be situate as under;— County Council Chambers, Mosgiel (principal). ' Residence at Creamery. Kuri Bush. Mr Milne’s Store, Otokia. Public Hall, Atlantan. School Hall, Fairfield. School Hall, Brighton. Mrs David’s House, Burnside (near Saleyard entrance). Polling Hours, 9 a.m. to 6 p.ra. at Mosgiel this, Ist day of May, JOHN LOGAN. 4my • Returning Officer. QTAGO hospital boTrd. COMBINED DISTRICTS of the Counties of Waihemo. Waikouaiti, and the Boroughs of Palmerston South, Port Chalmers, and Waikouaiti. Having been Nominated for this Vacancy on the Hospital Board, I would respectfully solicit the Votes of Ratepayers. During the last few years this, district has been neglected ; but my best endeavour will be toward obtaining all the attention and care for irationts to which'they are entitled, including district accommodation, at the same time keeping ’a watch on unnecessary ana wasteful expenditure. I am, yours truly, HENRY S. SHEAT. “Spring Bank,” Bushev. 4my TO THE ELECTORS OF ’THE COMBINED DISTRICTS OF WAIHEMO AND WAIKOUAITI, AND THE BOROUGHS OF PALMERSTON. PORT CHALMERS. AND WAIKOUAITT. I, WALTER BROWN' MORGAN, of Pert Chalmers, am a CANDIDATE for the HOSPITAL BQARD of these Combined Districts, and solicit YOUR SUPPORT. Kindly exercise your VOTE TOMORROW and safeguard your own interests. because the biggest financial problem in local politics is Hospital Administration. I STAND FOR ECONOMY, but at the same time have the interests of each district before me. OAMARU ELECTORATE LADJES AND GENTLEMEN,— I desire to express my Thanks to the Electors of the District for the support which has been given to me for over cloven years, and in particular at the last two Elections. I also take this opportunity of expressing rhy sincere appreciation of the assistance given to me by the Chairman of my Committee, by the Committees, both town'and country, and by many other good friends all united to secure 'the return of a Government which has proved itself worthy of support. I am, etci, Bmy • JB.P_.LEE.