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Ashburton Guardian, Volume XLIII, Issue 9786, 31 January 1923, Page 1

MUSIC. DRAWING, PAINTING, PIANOFORTE. ' ; , /> MRS BURR resumes Teachfag on WEDNESDAY; February 7. 70 Cox Street. MUSIC.; MR DAVID GILLIES, Music Teacher (Registered with the Minister for Education), will receive intending Pupils at his residence, 68 Wills Street West. Pupils prepared for examinations in all grades, including A.T.C.L. and L.A.B. Telephone 147. gCHOOL OF MUSIC. MISS BEATRICE CLARIDGE, Organist of St. Stephen’s, Pianoforte, Organ, Singing. Studio: St. Stephen’s Schoolroom. mSS ETHEL CLARIDGE, Violin, Pianoforte, 81 Cox Street*. Resume Teachiong MONDAY, January 29 th. PIANOFORTE AND THEORY. MISS MARIE MEEKING, A.T.C.L. resumes Teaching on the 6th February, 1923. Pupils prepared for Examinations. Postal Address: 7 West Belt, Ashburton. Telephone 445. Engagements received for Concerts, Dances, etc,.. ’ / Terms on application ■ errand after 26th January, 1923.

BUSINESS NOTICES. WANTED Known—That after the 20th February, 1923, my Rakaia .Premises will only be Open on Tuesday in each week; also, Sale Days, until further notice. Clients wishing me to do any Repairs between this and: that date, are requested to forward same at the earliest opportunity. The reason for the above steps are that I' am opening up a. Saddlery Business in Methven on or about the Ist March, and will give my Rakaia Branch as much attention as possible after that date.—T.- 3. DOWLER, Saddler, Rakaia.

A DAILY “SPECIAL.” “THE LYTTELTON TIMES.” 1923 Series. This week’s specials indude:— “Burmese Superstitions,” by ■ Freder#ick Stubbs, F.R.G.S. Great Pendant,” by the Her. J. J. North. “Political Honour,” by Mrs E. Baizeen. “A Literary Causerie,” by Mr Charles Wilson, Parliamentary Librarian, READ also the COMMERCIAL PAGE (The Most Authoritative, Financial, Commercial, and General Business Articles published in the Dominion). ORDER NOW.

“PAVIS” BREAD— The Great Health Renewer. After trials and tests extending over some weeks, we can thoroughly recommend “Pavis” Bread. It is the best “health-bread” we have yet seen or made. “Pavis” is not a brown oil wholemeal bread, but a scientifically prepared “vitamine” bread. Brown and wholemeal breads contain but a small proportion of vitaxnines (1.5 per oent), and also contain much indigestible fibre. “Pavis” _is just right. “Pavis” is a scientifically prepared bread made from the finest white flour, plus 20 per centum of the ere ran of the wheat (life sustaining vitamine element), plus a rightly balanced proportion of finest barley malt flour. It is easily digested, and is extremely nourishing and most palatable, and quite unlike any of the so-called j “hygienic” breads. We prepare “Pavis” in our bakery in the exact manner that produces perfect “Pavis.” BUY A LOAF AND SEE HOW GOOD IT IS. S. MADDEN. Pastrycook and Confectioner, East Street. ’Phone 167. FORD Owners! Look to your lubricating. A “King” Automatic Oiler ensures evenly balanced ration, and prevents burnt-out bearings. Write R. P. M. Manning Co., 5 BedLord Row, Christchurch.