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Otago Daily Times, Issue 26541, 16 August 1947, Page 11

WANTED TO BUY, Sovereigns! Sovereigns! Old Gold! Broken Jewellery. Gold Dentures. Diamonds. London prices paid Surveyors’ lars, Electrical Goods, Old Silverware, Shotguns, Rifles Travelling Goods. ModInstruments Musical Instruments, Binocuern Radios, Sewing Machines. Cameras. Vacuum Cleaners Phone 13-637. Write or call. ROBINSON. LTD. (Government licensed) 156-8 Stuart street CLOTHING Mrs BROOKES, corner of Frederick and King streets, pays highest prices for Men’s, Women's, and Children's Clothing of everv description WANTED, 9-foot Billiards Table; slate bed.—Make, price, and where seen, to 752, Times. WAR Bonds purchased at reaonable discount. —Telephone 11-241: P.O. Box 38, Dunedin. WANTED, Axminster Carpet, 10 x 9; autumn tonings; willing pay £l7 or near offer.—B9l, Times. ] ' WANTED] Partridge’s “ Dictionary of Slang,” or “ Slang To-day and Yesterday.” —9Ol, Times. WANTED, Electric Hall Light with or without Pedestal; particulars, price.— 842, Times. ' WANTED, 16in Heavy Duty Masport Lawn Mower; suitable for engine.—7l7, Times. WANTED to buy, Firewood Saw Bench, with or without Engine.—State price to 893, Times. WANTED, Parts, Single Gang Condensers, Audio Transformers, etc.—Howorth's. 114 George street. BOTTLES, Rags, etc., collected; highest prices; prompt) service.—Phone 22-365. BUYERS of all Stamps.—Wilcox, Smith and Co„ P.O. Box 621, Dunedin. WANTED to Buy, Army Hut or something similar for Removal; urgent.—B2l, Times WANTED to Buy, Hut for Removal.—Bol. Times. BAIT-CASTING Reel Wanted; price and particulars t 0.—878, Times Office. WANTED to Buy, New or Second hand Oval Boilers.—Address SB6, Times. WANTED to - Buy, Good~9 x 9 Tent with extension preferable.—Phone 20-297. WANTED to Buy, Set of Platform Scales. 828, Times. WANTED, urgently, Theatrical Wig, female.—Ring 25-394. WANTED, 6 skeins 4-ply Light Grey Wool. —BBO, Times. WANTED, 2ft Gin Bed and Wire Or Stretcher; price, particulars.—9l4, Times. WANTED to Buy, .22 Rifle; must! be accurate.—Phone 25-905. CLOCKS and Watches, any condition, or Parts of same.—936, Times. WANTED, pair Oars, 6ft 6in or single; also. Steel Tape, chain length.—947, Times. WANTED to Buy Hut for Removal.— 949, Times. EDUCATIONAL QTAGO EDUCATION BOARD. TRAINING OF TEACHERS, 1948. APPLICATIONS for admission to Training College will be received up till MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1947. DIVISION A. Two-years’ course, for which the minimum educational qualification is a Pass in the School Certificate Examination. Candidates sitting School Certificate or University Entrance this year are invited to apply, but preference will be given to those who already hold the required qualification and who in. other respects are suitable. Applications are also invited from servicemen and ex-servicemen (and women) who have had three years’ good secondary education or who are sitting University Entrance or School Certificate this year. DIVISION C. One-year course at Auckland Trainihg College, for which the academic qualification is a University degree. Candidates completing degree this year may apply in anticipation. SPECIAL COURSE IN HOMECRAFTS. Except in the case of servicewomen, the qualifications for admission to this Special Course, and the allowances payable, are exactly the same as for Training College students. The first year of the course will be spent at the Dunedin Training College; during the second year the student will be attached to a post-primary school (usually a teclynical school). Applicants must be not less than 17 year's of age on February 29, 1948. The salaries of teachers have been substantially improved, and as it is intended to reduce the size of classes as soon as more teachers are available, there are good prospects for young people entering the teaching prfafession. Liberal bursaries (minimum £l2O p.a.) are payable to students while in training. Forms of application, containing conditions of appointment, are now obtainable at the Education Office, Moray place, Dunedin. High school and district high school pupils will obtain their forms at school. C. R. MCLEAN, Secretary. Education Office, Dunedin. THIS FREE GUIDE TO SUCCESS. ■X How to make the most of to-day’s great business opportunities the road to rapid promotion and higher earnings all the facts you need to plan your success... .these are but a few of the subjects covered in Hemingway’s 62-page book “Accountancy.” Every ambitious young man anxious to equip himself with the specialised Accountancy knowledge so essential to-day should write for a free copy of this valuable book—a guide to success that has already proved the turning point in the business careers of thousands of other young men. Write now for YOUR free copy of “Accountancy ” to HEMINGWAY’S CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS, P.O. Box 516, Auckland. WOODFORD HOUSE SCHOOL, HAVELOCK NORTH. OPEN SCHOLARSHIP An Open Scholarship of £6O per annum will be available at the . beginning of 1948. All candidates must have completed at least Standard VI, and preference will be given to those under 15 years of age. The Scholarship will be available for an indefinite period, according to the candidate’s requirement’ and subsequent progress. CONDITIONS OF AWARD. Award will be decided by competitive examination during OCTOBER, 1947, and by recommendation, but will NOT depend entirely upon scholastic merit. APPLICATIONS should be made by SEPTEMBER 20. 1947. to the HEADMISTRESS. OSSBOTHAM’S COMMERCIAL COLi LEGE. Shorthand. Typing, and Boo,k-keeping. Day and Evening Classes. All Forms of Typing and Duplicating Undertaken. _ T~HE MOST PRACTICAL ACCOUNTANCY COURSE.—Harle’s College Specialises in Accountancy. Their methods are the result of experience. At Accountancy exams., " H.C.A ” Students are uniformly successful, year after year. 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