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Shannon News, 9 November 1926, Page 1

MAORILAND THEATRE. > WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 10. - First National Present RICHARD BARTIIELMESS ■ RICHARD BARTHELMESS with DOROTHY GISH DOROTHY GISH in, “THE BEAUTIFUL CITY.” “THE BEAUTIFUL CITY.” “THE BEAUTIFUL CITY.’' “THE BEAUTIFUL CITY.” —THEY WERE NEVER MORE ■ S WONDERFUL! Our Dick as-the flower - seller they calledl dreamer, failure. . . . Beautiful . Doi-othy Gish as Mollie, his girl, whose ifender love heals pain . . . . their 'fight l to crawl from, the shadow's of the Ghetto into the sunshine of the beautiful city beyond makes this the most inspiring drama of their glorious careers. \ ' ' —. NOTICE ALL UNREGISTERED ' ! -MATERNITY NURSES. JJNDER Section 13, Paragraph (c), of the Nurses and Midwives ; Registration Act,1925, tho'se women Who are not registered as 'midw 7 ives but "who desire to. continue in practice 5 as mn ' ternify nurses,*eah be registered as such if they prove to the satisfaction of the Nurses and' Midwives Registration Board that Alley have for not less than twelve months prior to Ist January, 1926, been regularly engaged in practice as matciyiity nurses in New Zealand. They must apply,lor registration not later’than the first day of January, 1927, forwarding the necessary certificates as to experience and enclosing a post office Receipt for the'registration fee of £l. Any person omitting to make • such application will be,, after that date, debarred entirely from practising unless after undergoing . the necessary coui-se and passing the £tate Examination as prescribed by/ the Regulations under the above Act. All intending to register under this section of the Act are reminded that applications must be in the hands of the under-mentioned on or before 31st ( December, 1926. , Forms of application and for payment of f.ees-.can be obtained from the offices of the -Department of Health, Auckland, Wellington, Christchurch, Dunedin, and the undersigned. ‘ - J. W. BUCHANAN, Secretary, Nurses and Midwives Registration Board. . Department of Health, Wellington, . 4th November, 1926. EGGS AND POULTRY. TjX)R HIGHEST PRICES, weekly adi ‘ vice of market results and prompt cheques, Consign this season’s supply to PICOT BROS. EGG CIRCLE AGENTS, WELLINGTON. WE LEND YOU CRATES FREE OB CHARGE. BOX 935. A FURTHER SUBSTANTIAL RISE yyilAT a mighty satisfied feeling to i be able to report a good big increase in salary. The man who secures such recognition cf his services these days is the man Avho plans for it —the man w'ho qualifies for advancement by specialised study. , ' ACCOUNTANCY QUALIFICATION opens up the widest scope for advancement in business to-day. And Hemingw'ay’s Postal Course in Accountancy offers the quickest and surest way to qualification. • Here is what one Hemingway student rom Christchurch reports — “No one appreciates more than 1 do the excellence of your system and what you did to enable me to obtain ■my degree. I have recently received a further substantial increase, entirely owing to the special qualifications - I possess through . being a qualified Accountant.” —C.L.JI. Let Hemingway’s Course start you in a successful career. Write to-day or a copy of the Free Book “ACCOUNTANCY.” HEMINGWAY’S Correspondence Schools. P.O. BOX 615, AUGK~ ' ND. •