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Star (Christchurch), Issue 20001, 17 July 1920, Page 1

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SHIPPING NOTICES. TTNION STEAM SHIP COMPANY OP NEW ZEALAND. LTD. Steamers will bo dispatched as under . icrronmstancos ponnittiti<rF— Y'aliina Maori WELLINGTON— Train. Canto _ _ p.m. alßlv. Tuca., Ttmr., Sat, 7.18 10a.m. W«L* Fri, -.13 ’0 a.m. NAPIER GISBORNE AND AUCK \ND— Monowai From Wellington, about Thursday, _______ w. , f , . DUNEDIN—TIokoia Earlv. WESTPORT DIRECT— °hsnia, _About, Wednesday. July 21. SYDNEY AND HOBART, via WEL- .. , LINGTON?i?M. Abont Wednesday. July 21. jL'APIER AND GISBORNE fCargo only)— J_e Aunu About "Monday. July’ 10. NEW PLYMOUTH DIRECT— Mapounka About Friday. July 23. A 0 Oil LAND DJREtJ (Carso only)— Kaituns About Saturday, July 24. DuVA, SAMOA. VAVAU.~HAAPAL , . NUKUALOFAMckoiy From Auckland, about July 24. Rarotonga, ra i ate a" and”p apee te— Jalune From Auckland early. CANADA, AMERICA. LONDON, via SUVA. _ HONOLULU AND VANCOUVER•Tirchiti From Auckland' about July 2ft. .SAN FRANCISCO, yia RAROTONGA and PAPEETETofua Prom Wellington, about July 20. LECTURES. CANTERBURY UNIVERSITY COLLEGE. LECTURES IN JOURNALISM. ,T ECTURES in PRACTICAL JOURNALISM will bo given during the Second I mu, commencing on tho 17 th INSTANT. Tlie Lectures will cover a Course to Qualify Candidates for the Diploma in Journalism. In lending Students are invited to meet the Lecturer at the College, Room No. 23, at ■4 p.m, on MONDAY, the 19th instant. FEES; One Guinea per term. L. A. STRINGER, Sj73 Registrar, CANTERBURY UNIVERSITY COLLEGE. LECTURES ON "THE PACIFIC • * OCEAN.” ' A SERIES of FOUR LECTURES on the PACIFIC will he delivered by G. H fcCKOLEFIELD, 0.8. E., D.Sc., in the Canterbury College Hall, at 8 p.m., on the 22nd, 28th and 29th JULY*, and the 2nd AUGUST. Tho Lectures will deal with the History Administration and Economic Conditions of , tlie lalanck and as Dr Scholefleld has m exceptionally wide knowledge of the subject, his lectures are, in view of our wider respousibilite in the Pacific, of particular interest to New Zealand. I'Ve for the Course os, or 2s for Single Lecture, payable at the Registrar’s Office. r’-nVrbury College (Worcester and Montroai Streets). ' • L. A. STRINGER. Registrar. Canterbury College, 15th July, 1929. 3377 CANTERBURY EGG CIRCLE. ALL POULTRYMEN are Invited to at- — tend a LECTURE in tho Chamber of Commerce on ' ' . THURSDAY. JULY 22nd, at 8 p.m. Speaker: Mr W. A. Gee. CHRISTADELPHIAN LECTURE. TJIBI/E HALL, MADRAS STREET •*-' t (Near Twain Street). 6.30 p.m Subject; “THE LORD'S PRAYER." All Invited. No Collection, c:o3 L.. JATIONS VACANT AND , WANTED, APPLICATIONS, to‘be made on I orm 17a, obtainable at Princir Offices, will be received up to NO the following positions:— Closing 29th JULY. 1929Inbhc Works (Department. Addington DISTRIBUTION OVERSEER; General .uivmon; commencing salary £2BO r»er annum, * v Vi’OKKi.NG LINE FOREMAN; General inusion; commencing salary £260 uer annum. 1 Further' particulars may bo obtained on application. A. C. TURNBULL, _ _ Secretary, Public Service Commissioner. Q. I "■i. s wT’TTTd For , Calico, jute and Bag Factory. Apply— J. T. GADSDEN, 169, St Asaph St. ELECTRICAL FOREMAN iWASTED, for Progrcsslvo Christchurch Business, one capable of managing. Knowledge of all branches of electrical trade essential. Salary £8 per week, with good prospects for the right man. Qualifications and testimonials, in fust instance to ELECTRIC. Care the Goldberg Advertising Agency, Ltd, C 23, Colombo Street, Christchurch. FPI23 APPRENTICES AND IMPROVERS WANTED FOR OUR WATERPROOF DEPARTMENT. BARNET GLASS RUBBER COY. LIMITED, J4l 93, J?A_?HEL_STREET. WANTED, BOY LEAVING SCHOOL. QDD JOBS ON FARM. State wages and apply “ FARMER,” 1164 , Oxford. W ANTED, Strong Bright Girl, Light •f » Housework, all duties, one lady; must have previous experience, gentleman’s’house reference. Apply evenings, 170; Peterborough HGSjf IVAN TED FOR NEW WOOLLEN MILLS A r ’Radley Bridge, Woolston. EXPERIENCED WEAVERS AND HOSIERY WORKERS. Constant Employment. Highest Wages, Also— GIRLS AS LEARNERS, £1 per week to commence. • Girls showing aptitude will bo promoted to piecework rates I at which competent girls cau earn from £3 to £3 pe: week. Apply— HAIAPOI WOOLLEN MILLS. Radley Bridge, Woolston. 766UTC \TTANTED, Fibrous Plasterer; must bo ’ ' good caster and capable of fining small jo bo. Rollinson, Napier. 1463 X