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Press, Volume CVI, Issue 31119, 23 July 1966, Page 40

PUBLIC NOTICES BREVET CLUB CANTERBURY MEMBERS wishing to attend the Address by MR F. A. REEVES as guests of the Royal Aeronautical Society are reminded of the CHANGE OF DATE to MONDAY JULY 25, at the M.E.D. THEATRETTE at 7.45 p.m. Members are also advised that an invitation has been received from the R.S.A. to attend an address by BRIGADIER C. L. PLEASANTS and LIEUTENANTCOLONEL J. R. SPENCE. In the JELLICOE HALL, on MONDAY, JULY 25. at 7.45 p.m. Both Speakers have just returned from a Study Tour of South Vietnam and Thailand. 2457 CANTERBURY EDUCATION BOARD ADMISSION TO TEACHERS’ COLLEGE, 1966. APPLICATIONS, accompanied by documentary evidence erf examinations passed Principal's Report and copy of birth certificate, are invited up to August 12. 1966, for the following courses: PRIMARY TEACHERJ DIVISION A: (3 years’ Primary Teacher Training course), (1 year as Probationary Assistant). Minimum qualification: Endorsed School Certificate. Applications to Canterbury Education Board. DIVISION H (Homecraft): (2 years at Teacher’s College), (1 year as Probationary Assistant). Minimum qualification: Endorsed School Certificate or equivalent educational qualification. Applications to Canterbury Education Board. SHORT TERM COURSE (GRADUATES): (1 year at Teachers’ College), (1 year as Probationary Assistant). WOODWORK, METALWORK, ENGINEERING: Teachers’ College, 1 year. Course for experienced craftsmen. Application® to Director of Education, Wellington. SECONDARY TEACHERS SECONDARY TEACHER STUDENTSHIPS: Provides for fulltime University study towards a degree or diploma. Minimum qualification: University Entrance. On completion of degree, one year In Postprimary Department of Teachers’ College. Applications to Director of Education, Wellington. DIVISION B: (3 years’ Secondary Teachers' Training Course), Students required to take not more than two units of University work each year. Minimum qualifications': University Entrance. Applications to Director of Education. Wellington. POST-PRIMARY TEACHER BURSARIES: Minimum qualification: University Entrance, Endorsed School Certificate, Diploma Courses available In Physical Education, Home Science or Fine Arts. Applications to Director of Education, Wellington. COMMERCIAL TEACHER TRAINING COURSE (2 years at Teachers' College), (1 year as Probationary Assistant). Minimum qualifications: Endorsed School Certificate or completed Senior School of Commerce Course. Application to Director of Education, Wellington. COMMERCIAL COURSE Adults, 21 years-35 yean of age, (1 year at Wellington Polytechnic). Minimum qualification: Experience in office or commercial work. Applications to Principal, Wellington Polytechnic, Wellington. SPECIAL HOMECRAFT COURSE Adults, 21 years-35 years. (1 year at Teachers’ College), (1 year probationary assistant). Course of training for teachers of Homecraft in manual training centre® or in post-primary schools. Minimum qualifications: Three years of Secondary education. Experience in Dressmaking or Homemaking an advantage. Applications to Director of Education, Wellington. CLOSING DATE: SEPTEMBER 30. SPECIAL GRADUATE COURSE: ADULTS, 25 years and over. 1 Term at Post-Primary Department, Teachers’ College. Applications to Director of Education, Wellington. DIVISION C: POST-PRIMARY TEACHERS’ COURSE (1 year Post-Primary Department, Teachers' College). Minimum qualifications: A (1 year Satisfactory Teaching). University Degree or a Degree minus a Stage 1 unit, or alternatively minus one Stage JI, or Stage 111 unit in which terms have been kept. Applications to Director of Education, Wellington. Application forms and further details on all courses may be obtained from the Recruitment Officer, Canterbury Education Board, 196-198 Oxford terrace, Christchurch. W. P. SPENCER, Secretary-Manager. 2579 PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND OTHER CLAIMANTS PURSUANT to Section 35. Trustee Act, 1956, all creditors and other persons having claims to which that section applies in connection with the estates of the persons mentioned below, are hereby required to send to the Public Trustee at the Public Trust Office, at Christchurch, on or before the 25th day of August, 1966, particulars of their claims. They are warned that after that date the Public Trustee may administer or distribute the estates having regard only to the claims of which he then has notice without being liable to persons of whose claims he has not then had notice. Claims due and owing at date of death should be so certified. ESTATES ARMSTRONG, Reginald, late of Southbridge, retired labourer, died 22.6.66. BOYD, Mervyn Lewi®, late of Christchurch, butcher, died 9.7.66. BOYD, Rebecca, late of Lincoln, spinster, died 30.5.66. COX, Richard Allan, late of Christchurch, retired wool classer, died 13.7.66. CRAWFORD. Clarence Gore, late of Christchurch, display manager, died 6.7.66. EARNSHAW. Ernest Ellis, late of Christchurch, retired shepherd. died 25.6.66. FRANCIS, Herbert Thomas, late of Christchurch, retired insurance manager, died 10.7.66. KEATS, Benjamin, late of Christchurch, retired carpenter, died 30.6.66. LANDER, Winifred Beatrice, late of Rangiora, tomato grower, died 19.6.66. McNABB, Amy Guinness, late of Christchurch, widow, died NICKALLS". Montague Grace, late of Christchurch, widow, died 5.7.66. REDMOND, James, tat* of Christchurch, retired Railway employe®, died 16.7.66. K. H. READMAN. District PubMc Trustee, CHRISTCHURCH. 2448 EXCLUSIVE Alton Home Open to the public This Week-end, 10.30 am. to 4.30 p.m. Grimsey* road, near Daniels road. 7434