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Star (Christchurch), Issue 12572, 8 March 1919, Page 1

SERIAL’’ INSTALMENT. CRICKET NOTES. Illustrated.

AMUSEMENTS, ETC. OP B R A’ H 6 V B a. Drroot;on . , Ban and John Fuller. A {Rollicking, Riotous Hovel o£ MeriisMmiL TOM HAVERLY And hia Famous ZtJTE KELPIE KIDS, In » Furfhor Conglomeration of CI1ot«i: and r Clean Comedy. MURPHY’S ELOPEMENT, A CO-mimito Riot of Fun, FEED BLUETT Too World-famous Comedian. LOUIS ALSACE His Brilliant Musical Scon*. gramas, figs'*»» PRICES: 3a Id, Is Id. Plan at Milner Thompson b, and at Opera Houae 1,80 to op.m, La Booking Foo. PIOTtTSIBS, g YD EIEAM MON., TUBS. AND 'WED. NEXT, ALMA REUBENS in "THE PAINTED LILY," CHARLIE CHAPLIN Xn "THE PROPERTY MAN." And tho FINAL EPISODE of the FATAL RING. /- THURS., FHI. AND SATMABEL NORMAND In “JOAN OF PLATTSBURGH And “THE HOUSE OF HATE." IViARSHLAND Cycling Club Ro a d Rao DA- next Tuesday, 6.30 p.m. Prizes £2 £1 10s ■ 353 JgURWOOD HALL, WED., MARCH 13tl RETURNED SOLDIERS’ WELCOME HOME. 867 J. LINDLEY, Hon Bee. COME AND ENJOY TEE SCHOOL CONCERT. RIOCARTON TOWN HALL, SATURDAY, MARCH 16. Big Programme of Capital Items by the Little People. For School Improvement Funds. (TyrARSHLAND Cycling Club Road Rad A * next lueaday, 6.30 p.m. Prizes : GOLF. MEW BRIGHTON OLD Links, Breeze's Road, < FIRST-CLASS NINE-HOLE COT7RSI Particulars from E: J. TAYLER, Hon. Sec,, I°B, Gloucester Street; or Greenkeepe EDUCATIONAL. "To know one Profession only is enough for one man to know.’’ —Goldsmith. To master the Accountancy Profession ifi tue task to wliich an ambitious youth and ledgerkeeper should set himself. « ~, “ a y is coming when not only knowledge, 1 ’ but “ certified knowledge," will be essential to promotion. The Accountancy Preliminary Eramination has now been considerably modibed. The first examination under tho now scheme will take place in November uext. By our special coaching method students enrolling now may reasonably anticipate passing their Preliminary tins year. ' The Commercial Accountancy Examination open to those who have matriou■tated, or passed the Senior Civil Service Examination prior to January, 1916 will also,he held in November next.. Students are also being prepared for ,the Accountancy Professional Examination on the same date. NOW is the time to enrol and get to work with purpose and determination. Personal coaching for Accountancy i. rolmuuary Examinations is given by Mr George H. Scarso, 8.A., assisted by an efficient staff. Accountancy Professional and General Commercial Accountancy students are personally directed bv Mr H. R. Best. P.P.A.N.Z., F.I.A.N.Z. DAY CLASSES. EVENING CLASSES. CORRESPONDENCE CLASSES. and make inquiries, or Phone No., 1333 and moke an onpointment to interview Mr L. J. *Berrv F.1.A.N.Z., Manager. ’ GILBY’S COLLEGE, LTD,, Royal Exchange Buildings, Next C.P.0., Cathedra] Square, CHRISTCHURCH. 2 OU R_ BUSINESS EDUCATION IS BEST AND QUICKEST WAY TO GOOD APPOINTMENT. We art holding SPECIAL EVENING CLASSES SPECIAL EVENING CLASSES In COMMERCIAL BOOK-KEEPING COMMERCIAL BOOK-KEEPING And PRACTICAL OFFICE ROUTINE. PRACTICAL. OFFICE ROUTINE. , r Instructor: Mr G. H. CHRISTIE, Reg. Acoi, A.N.Z, All Students receive THOROUGH INDIVIDUAL TUITION, and are thus abled to become qualified with a MINII Expenditure of time and SCHOOL FEI Note, —There are cslensive oppdrtur for Students who have acquired a thor. knowledge of Commercial Book-keeping, Full particulars regarding Fees and ( Hours on application at tho School. TERM COMMENCES AT ANY TIM DIGBY’S COMMERCIAT. SCHOOI DIGBY’S COMMERCIAL SCHOOI Hallensfoiu's Buildings, Triangle (opp, D.1.C,) DANCING. WM. iVA FRASER’S. CLASS! LEARNERS—Monday, Tuesday, Friday, ft p.m. PRACTICE CLASS—Wednesday and Sat day, £ till 11.50. 40, RIVER ROAD. AVONSIDE. ’Phono 3376. RTTOLTH is tho time of Opportunity — r . A- whole future of the child depends tho development of its talent. TLOGNG Men and Women ago hampe, A- if unable to entertain friends or socit ■pAHENTS, you don’t know what tal ± may be lying dormant ia your chile ■MOW is the timo to develop it, if t want to increase your cliild’s oppoi nities. ■jITUSICAL Education ia one of the gre eat asset, a child can possess. Do delay. Call now. /jTISS B. HERBERT, Teacher •a-'J- forte, S'), Lower High St., gerald Avenue. Hours; From 1! 5 to 7. ■pUPILS wonted for Pianofortt A- tuition. Miss Thomas, 365, Street. 1/TR DA. Teachm of Music. Pian< Guinea; Singing or Elocution, T per term. 176, Durham Si (nea. T/'IOLIN Pupils Tx * Lose, 849, Colombo Si. Nort) r X®bght by Experiem * V iolin for Sale. Apply 97. I SI. Tinss reotngtoK~lw DA Piano, Banjo, Mandolin, G Hereford St., east. SITUATIONS VACANT AND WANTED. WANTED—gTRONG BOY FOR SAWMILL, to 1 W. W. KEiOHLICY AND CO., FP233 48, Pitagerald A vent Wanted, a good foundry v> DOURER, Apply WADDELL AND SONS, 10(3i St Asaph Sue