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LIBRARY SCHOOL WELLINGTON PROFESSIONAL COURSE, 1960 The Library School which is a division of the National Library Service accepts University graduates with a bachelor' S or higher degree, includ- ing Science , for its diploma Course which lasts from March 1 to November 26, 1960 The Course is the only full-time Course in New Zealand training men and women for the library profession. Libraries provide a widening range of services to the general public, hospitals, schools, universities, government departments, research workers and industries. Students of the school are trained in the basic professional skills required to administer and develop such services: An allowance is paid to students to cover living expenses, based on the scale applicable to Division C students of Teachers Training Colleges: Those taking the Course are expected to give their full time to the work of the school: Application forms can be obtained from the Acting Director, Library School, National Library Service , Private Bag, Wellington; the Lib- rarians of the Public Libraries of the four main cities and the Librarians of the University libraries. Applicants will be interviewed by the Selection Committee in the four main cities during November, 1959 New Zealand' s licensing laws, it has been said) "are the result of a battle between greed and fanaticism in which the interests of ordinary sensible citizens have been ignored SO opens Conrad Bollinger' S witty, hard hitting controversial book GROGS OWN COUNTRY Publisher Price Milburn Available all booksellers Box 2919, Wellington only 10/6 HEALTHY FEET ARE HAPPY FEET CORNS To neglect your feet is to neglect CALLOUSES your health and physical comfort. Ortho-Sal an active emollient, re- vitalises hardened, sore, inflamed HOT feet by rapid but gentle stimulation TIRED of unhealthy skin tissue. Insist on 54 vital, soothing Ortho-Sal: FEET MAKE WALKING A PLEASURE WIth Oril Sahonacolag FROM YOUR CHEMIST Manufactured by Ortho-Sal Ltd,, P.o: Box 8035, Riccarton; Christchurch

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New Zealand Listener, Volume 41, Issue 1052, 23 October 1959, Page 15

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Page 15 Advertisement 2 New Zealand Listener, Volume 41, Issue 1052, 23 October 1959, Page 15

Page 15 Advertisement 2 New Zealand Listener, Volume 41, Issue 1052, 23 October 1959, Page 15

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