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Otago Daily Times, Issue 24828, 30 January 1942, Page 1

BRITISH HEARING AIDS Have your hearing accurately measured. Latest laboratory equipment. The Hardware Store in High Street.

FLORISTS L O R I A N A. KEN. O. RAMSAY. 154 Princes street (Excelsior Hotel Buildings). Wreaths, Bouquets. Sprays, Cut Flowers Flowers Telegraphed. Phone 13-178. Private 12-937. ET FLOWERS CARRY YOUB Xj MESSAGE. Wreaths, Sprays, Bouquets, etc. Miss CHAPMAN, S.C.F.A. (N.Z.), Floral Artiste Moncrieff and Stewart, 386 Princes street Phones 10-860. 20-893 We Telenraph Flowers 1 S S R K J u L Flora) Artiste, 156 High street (Miss N. E. Barry, Principal). Member Society N.Z. Professional Floral artists Phone 12-661: after hours, 18-222. We Telegraph Flowers EDUCATIONAL "ING EDWARD TECHNICAL COLI. LEGE. DAY COURSES 1942, COMMENCE AS UNDER:— TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL (full-time courses in ..Art, Science, Building, Engineering and Allied Trades).—MONDAY. FEBRUARY 2. a 1 9.30 a.m. SCHOOL OF COMMERCE (full-Unit end part-time rapid courses in Commercial subjects).—WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 4, at 9.30 a.m. SCHOOL OF ART. 1. Full-time Junior Course in the Technical High School. 2. Full-time or Part-time Senior Art Courses—Commercial Art, Fine Arts, Teacher Training. Craftwork and Applied Arts. ENROLMENT. Heads of Departments will attend to receive enrolments in all the above Schools between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. on THURSDAY and FRIDAY, January 29 and 30. PROSPECTUS. Brief Prospectuses for the Schools ol Art and Commerce are obtainable at the College Office. W. G. ALDRIDGE, Principal and Secretary. TJNIVERSITY OF OTAGO. In view of the effect which the present international situation may have on University attendances and the necessity for making suitable staff arrangements before the commencement of the 1942 term, it is necessary that a complete list of intending students should be immediately obtained All students desiring to attend the University of Otago in 1942 are therefore required to advise the Registrar to that effect without delay. Forms for the purpose may be obtained at the Registrar's Office. This ; notice applies to students (men and women), who have been in attendance previously as well as to entering students. H. CHAPMAN, Registrar. PHILOMENA'S COLLEGE, KJ SOUTH DUNEDIN. BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL. Registered Secondary and Primary Department. College Reopens on TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 3. Boarders Return MONDAY, February 2. HANOFORTE Lessons; classical or modern music: Wakari district; £1 Is 10 lessons.—Mona D. Jones, 118 Lynn street, Maori Hill. J}ROWN'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.J Reopening February 2. • Shorthand, Typewriting, Book-keeping. Railway. Tramway Concessions. ECOND-HAND School Books for all (O schools.—Newholds, George street. JECOND-HAND School Books for all ) schools. —Newholds, George street. SECOND-HAND - School ~Books~ for ""all schools.—Newholds, George street. SCHOOL Books wanted; best prices . J given for Secondary Books still in use; bring them in.—Newbolds, George street. JCHOOL Books wanted; best prices ..5 given for Secondary Books still in use; bring them in.—Newbolds, George street. <CHOOL Books wanted; best prices .3 given for Secondary Books still in use; bring them in.—Newbolds, George street. BOARD AND RESIDENCE ~h 6 u~~s : Superior Accommodation, ' Attractive Surroundings. Permanent and Casual Guests. Reduction for married couples On George street tram route PHONE 11-021. (T. CLAIR, DUNEDIN. GREENCLIFFE ,J GUEST HOUSE. The Hotel you are looking for Service of the best. Vacancies for peimanents Tariff reasonable. Right at the beach Phone 23-641. Mrs BOND, Proprietress. DOUGLAS Private Hotel (next Town Hall). Casuals 10s a day. £2 lOf week; permanents, 30s week Comfort assured.—Phone 12-601. EXCELLENT Private Board offered, mla professional or business woman; phone; handy city.—ss6, Times. >OARD Offered two Training College *J girls; from country preferred; in quiet home: soldier's mother.—s 74, Times. not hesitate. Do your advertising ) through the 100 per cent. Agent—the Times Advertising Columns.