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Star (Christchurch), Issue 17758, 30 January 1926, Page 3

STRAND THEATRE. "SOUL FIRE." "SOUL FIRE." "SOUL FIRE.” Richard Barthelmess and Bessie Love. "Fighting Ranger.” News, and Comedy. "THE TEASER.’ EDUCATIONAL. ..B. Mr arthTJK s. bell, (Baritone Soloist), Is prepared to receive a limited number of Students for Voice Production and Art of Singing:. Evenings: 178, BLETSOE AVENUE, SPREYDON. 94 G Headmaster: A J. LANCASTER, M.A The Headmaster will be at the school, Straven Road, to receive parents with new pupils as tinder:— Names A to F, Friday, January 29th, 9.30 a.m. to 12.30 p.m. Names G to M, Friday, January 29th, Applicants for- admission Conditions and particulars as to free place will bo found in the School Prospectus. and is controlled by the I-feadmastor. Full particulars at the Office of the undersigned. January 20th, 1926. MATRICULATION AND ACCOUNTANCY CLASSES. TECHNICAL COLLEGE EVENING CLASSES. THE Following Results were secured in 1925:—MAT R 3 C ULA T lON AND ACCOUNTANTS’ PRELIMINARY,—4O Passes and Partial Passes. PROFESSIONAL ACCOUNTANTS’ DI-PLOMA.—-Our students were successful in all the subjects, includAuditing, Bankruptcy Law, Book-keeping, Stage 1. Book-keeping, Stage 11. Mercantile* Law, Stage 1. Mercantile Law, Stage 11. Trustee Law. Law of Joint Stock Companies. Classes Commence on February 15. Fees for year, 30s and upwards, according to number of subjects taken. PROSPECTUS ON APPLICATION. 1470 PUBLIC NOTICES. A DDINGTON LOCOMOTIVE AND MAINTENANCE WORKSHOPS ANNUAL PICNIC. DUNSANDEL. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 6tli, 1926. Train leaves Christchurch at 9.10 a.m., stopping at Addington and Hornby. FARES: Adults 2s 9d, Children under 15 years Is. BABY SHOW.—Girls under G pionths. Boys under G months. Girls under 12 months, Boys under 12 months. SPORTS for Young and Old. Toys, Sweets and Soft Drinks for Children, Hot Water, Tea, Sugar and Milk Free. Christchurch Highland Pipe Band in attendance. J. W. TOOMEY, 1328 X Secretary. HOSPITAL FETE. GARDEN FETE. Hospital Grounds, in aid of the sick and destitute Patients Fund, SATURDAY, February 6, 2 p.m. Com eand watch splendid Star Tennis. Drink tea under shady trees and listen to the Band. Come and buy beautiful Bulbs, Flowers, Plants and Needlework. 0037 M. TURNER, Hon. Secretary. AARD. AKAROA. A KARO A. (RAMSAY’S MOTORS.) SEDAN CARS, safe from wind, rain and dust, leave daily at 5.30 a.m. and 2.30 p.m., Wednesdays 3 p.m. Leave Akaroa daily at 8 a.m. and 1 p.m., Wednesday 6.45 a.m. Book at J. Lethaby’a, Square, or Skinner's, Clock Tower, and Tourist Office, 'Phone 1906, or 41 AkaWARDELL’S. D ELICIOUS MILD CURED AND HAM. BACON RIG REDUCTION IN PRICES. iES (Whole), per lb 1 MIERS, per lb, ,Is. Is 2d ... . i DKED HAM (Sliced), per lb . . £ TRY OUR DELICIOUS PORK SAUSAGES, per lb Is. WARDELL’S. Light, Heat and Power Installations. Eoflith Materials. Prices Moderate. R. D. Peckham ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR 136 Carlyle Street, Sydenhanr 1 STOCKTAKING SALE 1 | BOOTS AND SHOES | | GIVE-AWAY PRICES. | p *ee Windows for Bargains. |§ j BUST’S | CASH BOOT STORE. 1 = 184, Bealey Avenue. B