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Otago Daily Times, Issue 20966, 4 March 1930, Page 13

EDUCATIONAL. -QXIYERSITY OF OTAGO. OPENING OF SESSION. CLASSES IN ALL FACULTIES will Commence on MONDAY. MARCH 10. All New Students should brin?: with them Proof of having passed the University Entrance Examination. All New Students desiring to Apply for a University Bursary should bring with them their Higher Leaving Certificates. ARTS AND SCIENCE FACULTY, All Arts and Science Students must Enrol either on SATURDAY. March 8. or on MONDAY, March 10. ARTS STUDENTS will be Enrolled in Lower Oliver Classroom on SATURDAY. March 8, from 9.30-12, or on MONDAY March 10, from 9.30-12. or 2-4. Professors Thompson and Fisher will act as Advisers of Study. SCIENCE STUDENTS will be Enrolled in Professor Bell’s room at the e set aside for Arts Students. Professors Benham and Benson will act as advisers of studv. IMPORTANT.—Students must Attend Opening Classes on MONDAY, March 10. i.he times of the respective classes will be posted on’ the Notice Board. EXEMPTED _ STUDENTS.—Students proposing to claim Exemption from attendance at lectures must do so not later than MARCH 31, on forms obtainable irotn the Registrar. MEDICAL FACULTY.-—The Registrar will Enrol NEW MEDICAL STUDENTS Oliver Classroom on SATI® a.m., and on MONDAY, March 10, at 2 p.m. ALL OTHER MEDICAL STUDENTS must Enrol immediately after the commencement of the term at the Office in the Medical School, King street. The Inaugural Meeting of the Faculty will be held in the Alien Hall on MONDAY, March 10, at 4 p.m. The Inaugural Address will be delivered by Dr' Colquhoun. Emeritus Professor of Medicine. DENTAL FACULTY.—The Dean of the Dental Faculty will Enrol NEW STUDENTS at the Dental School King street, on SATURDAY, March 8. from 10-12, or on MONDAY, March 10. MINING FACULTY.—Mining Students must Meet the Dean for the purposes of Enrolment at the Mining School on MONDAY, March 10, at 10 a.m. APPLIED ELECTRICITY. —Students proposing to Take Classes in Applied Electricity are requested to Meet the Lecturer in the subject, Mr Bath am, at the School of Mines at 11.30 a.m. j LAW FACULTY.—The Dean of thu Law Faculty and the Lecturers will Meet the Law Students in the Lecture Room, Supreme Court Buildings, on MONDAY. March 10, at 7.30 p.m. All Students must be present for purposes of Enrolment. COMMERCE 1 FACULTY.—The Dean of the Faculty and Lecturers will Meet all Commerce Students in the Lower Oliver Classroom on MONDAY, March 10, at 7 p.m. All Students must be present for purposes of Enrolment. HOME SCIENCE.—Home Science Students will Meet in the Home Science Department on SATURDAY. March 8, at 9 a.m., for Enrolraei.t. Classes begin on MONDAY, March 10. at 9 a.m., and the Formal Opening will take place on MONDAY EVENING at 8 o’clock. 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H. Amos, F.R.Econ.S., Etc., ' Managing Director. WORKERS’ EDUCATIONAL ASSO--YPILICAIIOXS are invited fn W.E.A. Students for a BURSARY to awarded by the University of Otago. t( able for at least three, years, and entitli the holder to romisison of lecture fees not more than £2O per annum. App cants must be bona fide members of W.E.A. Class. Matriculation is not ess< tial. and bursary holders are not neci sanly required to take a degree cour; A H-incs should bo submitted iTnmcdiatt to the : DIRECTOR OR SECRETARY. W.E.A., University of Otago. BROWN'S COLLEGE, Moray nlace Shorthand, Typewriting. Book-keepli government Examinations. Rapid 1m vldual. Tuition ; railway concessions Te phone 10-697. ROSSBOTHAM S COLLEGE—Book Ke< Ing. Shorthand. Typewriting; rai methods, prompt results; country etude: railway fare reductions.—Phone 10-736. OCTAGON SCHOOL OP BUSINE! Unique Buildings.—Harlc Giles S tem Handwriting. Book-keeping, Touch-t’ Ing, Shorthand. Salesmanshin; p o g Courses. ' . 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