GARDNER MILLER TRINITY THE SKIRT OF A JEW WANTED—A MAN! God and humanity need MEN to-day, not tame rabbits. The RE B Eli to God's tester. Authority and Privilege keep a stock of Crosses handy. The 1935 Season WaU- • papers have now arrived ex “ Rotorua " and " Wortliumberland." Colourinf/s and design* in modern & artistic characters • New Pattern Books will be sent on request. sir® -****•* EDUCATION Al«. EVENING CLASSES. INSTRUCTION IX TRADE COURSES. Instruction is provided in the Evening Classes in the following courses:Electrical, Mechanical and Motor Engineering Sheet Metalworking Painting and Decorating Printing and Linotyping Horticulture Woolclassing Enrolments are now being taken each week as follows: MONDAY, 6-7.30 p.m.—Girls and Ladies 7.30-9 p.m.—Boys and Men for Commercial and Examination Courses. TUESDAY, FROM 6 p.m.—Men and Boys only for Trade Courses. Each evening thereafter at 6.30 p.m. for all courses. Prospectus with information re courses, fees, free places, etc., on application at the College. * D. E. HANSEN, lOSSX Principal. CANTERBURY UNIVERSITY COLLEGE. MUSIC LECTURES. raony, Counterpoint, Form in Music, Ear Training, Composition, Orchestration and Appreciation of Music. The whole seiies of Lectures is arranged to meet the requirements of the University of New Zealand Matriculation Examination and the degree of Bachelor of Music and B.A. (Music section! and of the theoretical examinations of the Royal ‘Schools of Music and Trinity College, London. The lectures are available also to music students and amateurs who do not-desire to enter for examinations. Prospectus giving full particulars of fees, etc., may be obtained on application. Enrolment may also be made at the lectures. C. C. KEMP, Registrar. Canterbury University College. Christchurch. 1075 /CANTERBURY COLLI COURSE OF POPULAR LECTURES APPRECIATION OF MUSIC. Evenings from 7 to 9 p.m.. commencing on MARCH sth. The Lectures are designed for music teachers and students who desire to acquire a deeper understanding and appreciation of Music. They will be copiously illustrated by vocal and instrumental compositions of every period from the Sixteenth Century to the Music of Modern Times. Prospectus giving full particulars and names of special works to be studied, may be obtained on application. Special inclusive fee for the complete the College to enrol students on TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 26th, from 10 a m. to 12.30 p.m.. and 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. Enrolment can also be made at the lectures. C. C. KEMP. Registrar. Canterbury University College, Christchurch. 1074 JJOOK-KEPING. Time for Advancement was Never More Opportune. Make 1935 stand out’in your memory -as a year of success. You can if you will fit yourself for one of the many good openings that will be available during 1935. Business is Improving—more and more qualified men are required. Fit yourself now for a well-paid position—begin by studying Book-keeping at Gregg-Banks Commercial College. You can be sure of attaining a high degree of efficiency If you study at this oldestablished coaching college. College now open. Free prospectus on application. Enquiries may be made during the day and evening at the College Office. Phone No. 41-641. GREGG-BANKS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. Whitcombe's Buildings. Cashel Street, Christchurch. it Sq.. and next to “ Harley ’ ). All imercial Subjects. 1934 successes: office appointments, many distin3hed examination results. School rens Tuesday, Jan. 22. Enrolments n Thursday, Jan. 17, 10 to 1 and £
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Star (Christchurch), Volume LXVI, Issue 20541, 16 February 1935, Page 7
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