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Otaki Mail, Volume XXVIII, 28 January 1920, Page 3

THURSDAY (TO-MORROW)— "THE SOURCE." "THE SOURCE." "THE SOURCE." "THE SOURCE." "THE SOURCE." "THE SOURCE.* * Presented by Jesse L. Lasky, and featuring Wallace Reidi J, McMILLAN, Sola Ficpri«to?, "THE SCARLET RUNNER," rpilE Management of the Maoriland Pictures wish to apologise to picture patrons for the non-screening of the above picture last night, which was duo to a misunderstanding. PALMERSTON NORTH BOYS' HIGH SCHOOL. Rector: J. MURRAY, M.A. rpHK School Re-opens on WEDNESDAY, 4th February, 1920. Classical, Commercial and Agricultural Courses. College House Boarding Establishment for Boys. Rector ts-ill be in attendance at tho School from Monday, 2fith January, to enrol pupils. Hours: 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. Prospectus obtainable on application. W. HUNTER, Secretary. rALMERSTON NORTH GIRLS' HIGH SCHOOL. Principal: MISS C. B. MILLS. M.A., B.Se. ■piRST TERM commences WEDNESDAY, 4th February, 1920. Pending the completion of the now Girls' High School in Fitzhcrbert Street, the classes will be conducted in the Technical School, Duke Street. The Lady Principal will be at the Technical School from Monday, 26th January, to enrol pupils. Hours: 2 p.m. io 4 p.m. W. HUNTER, Secretary.

OTAKI TOWN BOAS-D. EXTRAORDINARY ELECTION, < >URSUANT to Section 7 of "The Local Elections and Tolls Act, ;1908." I hereby give notice that an election will be held on the 7th day of February, member* . tbo P ur P ose of electing one , ' l c '\; h i Otaki Town Board in place of Mr x- , _ . ~ . , T " ;*> Paul Brown, resigned. And I here,, . . ~ 0 n? i■ -r t. i ,i«- appoint the Otaki Town Board Oflice, U\- . .._ place, and SATURDAY, the Sl.n day of January, before noon, as tho dv for (ho nomination of candidate? Cat -ucfc office. ' I Nomination forms way be had at \e I Board's Office, Dated this 21st day of January, .'.'sO, \ M. H. AY BE, Returning Oflice?. IT IS THE GENERAL EXCBLLiIWCE The thorough and practical netare of I our Correspondence Courses whir? have commanded the respect and a> proval of leading nnd progressive b'. news men. They have seen -wjiaj otu Courses have do.ne in some caw's fox themselves, in others for thfir Staffs. Ten or fifteen years many men who are to-day recogniivd as leaders in the Business W-or.U were mere clerks. They studied under us. they became EFFICIEXT under our instruction.Tind su;ce?s was theirs. about youf ft;nd to-day for Izr.i of our wurses in Pw" keeping; r* in f; '"f* n CS ~ _ ShortHanfe - '" " AdvwtUexawt Wriy. j.tiojn; the''Ceaphera', the Public 8«rJce, tke Law Professional, or the TTnli v irsi*y Book-Keepers* Eaxaminatlona. ,'ay just WHICH interests you and write to-day. Address: HEMINGWAY & »O^^E»o*f»« SfiHODLS, LW<, Galon aoil(sis£B, AUQKLAND. ' P.O. Box 516. (The School with 25,000 Successful and Satisfied Students behind it.) ]

A. V. BRIGHT, TUASD AKT> ESTATE AGBIYSr, If you 1 alpna;particulars. If- in want of a nice farm g.r a smig property consult Eif. FABMS OF \'AEYI>"G SIZES. Household Properties in all parts of the district. J?OW : 5» TgE TIMS TO BUY. OPEHTSrO HOXICE. T WISH to notify the public of Te Hoia and district that I have taken over the- business lately carried on by Mr W. J". Diaper. In addition to being agent for all the leading newspapers, I •will carry a large &nd T«-ejl-a»sorte<i stock, of- F«,ncT G<khM, Tobaeeo and Smokers'- Requisites.. Stationery, Confectionery, etc. Soda For-* : ~ - "'' sicing. In- soliciting roar pairosage, I beg to state that it Trill be zay to supply aii goods, at reasonable pri«#. HAROLgT 40HCS,