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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LV, Issue 17640, 2 December 1931, Page 6

I. N. GOGHRAKE UNDERTAKER AND FUNERAL DIRECTOR PHONES: 1472 and 1341 | Private Residence, 318 Ormond Road Phone 1180 For Prompt and | Personal Attention ! UlSeOiifiE HIGH SCHOOL Full Secondary School Education pr ovided for Hoys and Girls. Special Preparatory Department for Boys and Girls from Standard ill and upwards. Fees A)4/10/- per term. Separate Boarding Houses, under Board’s control. Full term foes: Boys and Girls, £HI nett. Fine Sports Fields and Modern Salt Water Swimming Baths. Prospectus obtainable from — CHAS. H. BULL, 'Secretary. Union Bank Buildings, Gisborne. 732 lONA COLLEGE HAVELOCK NORTH. BOARDING SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. HP HE buildings are now undergoing complete restoration after the damage caused by the Hawke’s Bay Earthquake. Brickwork is removed and is being replaced by a strongly reinforced framework with steeltex walls, and roughcast exterior, the original architectural design being retained. Upon completion the school will be thoroughly earthquake proof in every respect. Re-opening in February, 3 932. Pupils taught in all subjects up to University standard, Music, Art, Elocution and Domestic Science being special features available to pupils not hiking matriculation. Situated in 25 acres with unrivalled climate, overlooking the Heretaunga Plains. Swimming, tennis, basketball, hockey and all sports rcadiiv availabb-. Pupils of all denominations welcomed. Prospectus and enrolment form may be had on application to the Headmistress, Miss 1. F. Stoilery. lona Ool•ege, Havelock North, Hawke’s Bay. 'B4 MONUMENTAL MASONS SPECIALISTS IN CONCRETE, MARBLE. AND GRANTTJHL KANE & GBIFFXN GRET STREET, GISBORNE Phone 827,