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Otago Daily Times, Issue 23110, 9 February 1937, Page 11

Picture Theatre Advertisements and Other Announcements.

AMUSEMENTS FIRST-RUN PICTURES. EXCLUSIVE TO THE OCTAGON T HEATRB 2.15 DAILY 8 p.m. “ALL THE WORLD LOVES A THRILLER!" “ THE PREVIEW MURDER MYSTERY ” Excitement! One of the most unique mystery stories ever written . . . one of the most daring pictures ever made. Headed by this Outstanding Cast of Favourites. Reginald Denny, Francis Drake, Gail Patrick, Rod la Rocque. (For Adult Exhibition.) 2nd—“EVERYTHING IS RHYTHM” Meet Harry Roy, world-famous dance band leader, and Princess Pearl of Sarawak—whose recent marriage captivated the world and sent waves of enthusiastic congratulations encircling the globe. Based on the real love story of this romantic couple and set to the rod-hot rhythm of Harry’s world-popu-lar band—AND WHAT A BAND! — (For Universal Exhibition.) Booking Chas. Begg’s. Theatre 13-091. COMING FRIDAY—“ARIZONA RAIDERS.” Another Thriller. And “ KOENIGSMARK.” Spectacular Adaptation of Pierre Benoit’s Famous Novel. LEGAL NOTICES TN THE ESTATE of MARY ANN - 1 MACMILLAN late of Dunedin ■ Storekeeper deceased. ALL PERSONS having CLAIMS AGAINST the estate of the abovenamed deceased are requested to render particulars of the same in duplicate certified as owing at the date of death, the 27th November 1936, AND ALL PERSONS OWING MONEY TO the deceased are requested to pay the same forthwith to the Undersigned: NICHOL & PINFOLD, Solicitors for the Executors, 29 Bond street, Dunedin. EDUCATIONAL TriNG EDWARD TECHNICAL COLLEGE On MONDAY, MARCH 1, all classes mtrolled by the Technical School lard will reopen, namely:— TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL: Fulltime courses in AHT, COMMERCE, DOMESTIC SCIENCE, BUILDING, ENGINEERING, and ALLIED TRADES. SENIOR SCHOOL OF COMMERCE (day), providing rapid tuition in shorthand, typewriting, bookkeeping, English, and commerce for students of about matriculation DUNEDIN SCHOOL OF ART (day and evening), full-time and parttime courses. EVENING SCHOOL—6 to 9 p.m. Mondays to Fridays, also Saturday mornings. SYLLABUSES, ETC. Prospective students should consult the Prospectus of that division of the College which they wish to enter. A copy of the Evening School Prospectus will be posted to members of last year s Evening School about February 8. ENROLMENTS.—EnroIments will be received as under:— All Day Classes: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, February 22, 23, 24, between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m., or by post. , _ All Evening Classes; Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, February 22, 23, and 24, between 4 p.m. and 9 p.m. INTERVIEWS.—The Principal and Heads of Departments will be available for interviews on the days set apart for enrolments. OFFICE.—The Office will be closed from February 10 to 20 (inclusive). W. G. ALDRIDGE. Principal and Secretary. JJOW THAT YOU ARE STARTING ACCOUNTANCY, START RIGHT! Ihere's nothing hypothetical about 3 success of “ H.C.A.” Students . . . r is this success confined to any one ar. Year after year the “ H.C.A.’ udents have been successful at ALL ams. Furthermore, the sound, prac;al nature of “ H.C.A.” Tuition has id the foundation for FUTURE SUCCSS in the profession of AccountThe “H.C.A.” Course ffiers a very real benefit for unsuccessful students of other /Institutions. The first step to your future success is to obtain the “ H.C.A.” Prospectus. Write to HARLE’S COLLEGE OF ACCOUNTANCY. LTD.. Colonial Mutual Life Buildings, P.O. Box 859, Wellington. YOUR ACCOUNTANCY PASS. Your success in the Accountancy Professional Examination is definitely assured, provided:— 1. That you enrol with Hemingway’s. 2. That you study conscientiously. As a result of 40 years’ unparalleled success in Accountancy instruction, Hemingway’s are able to guarantee to coach every student until he secures his final Pass, What is more, you pay the one set fee which covers your full tuition until you pass—independent of the time taken. Decide now that you will qualify in Accountancy. Commence studying at once and give yourself the maximum time in which to complete your studies. Free book “Accountancy.” Write for your copy to-day, to:— HEMINGWAY’S, CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS. P.O. Box 516, Auckland. •y'IOLET M. BRUNTON, L.T.C.L., VIOLIN and HARMONY, Resumes Teaching FEBRUARY 10. Phone 18-434. HI Is S PASSMORE’S SCHOOL OF PAINTING, ARTS, AND CRAFTS RESUMES FEBRUARY 8. Railway Concessions to Country Pupils. Studio: Stock Exchange Buildings. ROSSBOTHAM’S commercial coli LEGE, LTD., Stock Exchange, Reopening February 1; office now open for Interviewing. A DVERTISING points out the merits of Xiu. a product and impresses the buyer with its desirability.