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Otago Daily Times, Issue 24792, 17 December 1941, Page 5

iii^^^^^iil ;*...; ■*&%*ss. u : % # <<£■< -....' ' <;; "*>s« *:■■ <: % I r i < «< <*>■" ?mm* t &ssm ■l&SKht OPENS FOR ENROLMENTS TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL: On or after January 29 SCHOOL OF ART: On or after January 29 KING EDWARD TECHNICAL COLLEGE DUNEDIN include* the following School*:— OPENS F< rS ENROLME DUNEDIN TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL • HIGH (Full-time) SCHOOL COMMER< January 29 DUNEDIN SCHOOL OF ART On or aft. (Full-time or Part-time) ; ' F ART- ■ '■''■- ; '"■ ' '"'"' ''''••' EVENING January 29 SENIOR SCHOOL OF COMMERCE on or aft., •".;;• (Full-time or Part-time) \ EVENING SCHOOL ~ ".■_; (Part -time) • "■''.' .'■ ;'' :V .'/; OPENS FOR ENROLMENTS SCHOOL OF • COMMERCE? On or after January •• EVENING On or after February M The fixed policy of the Board has been to build up a staff of specialist teachers of to* first rank, every one with practical experience directly applicable to the training of young citizens. The College is equally well known for the thoroughness of its general training as for its courses in Industrial Trades, Commerce, Home Crafts, Art and Music. Brief PROSPECTUSES (of the Special Schools only) are obtainable from the COLLEGE OFFICE, Stuart Street.

John A. Garber. instructor of advertising at the University of Pittsburg, took a survey of 92 department stores in cities ranging In population from 50,000 to 1,000,000, and found the average department store spending 3.45 per cent, of its gross income for newspaper advertising and 0.27 per cent, on radio promotion. It's penny wise and pounds foolish to use inferior coal—insist on Kaitangata.— Advt.