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BOOTS _3CD _BO__. IMPERIAL BOOT CO., KARANGAHAPE-RD., Opp. Tabernacle. ' Phone No. 2113. FOB GENT.'S BOOTS. FOR RELIABLE FOOTWEAR, try IMPERIAL BOOT CO., Oppo. Tabernacle. 'Phone No. 2113. TUST OPENED—A Shipment of Gent.'s «J English Footwear, in Glace, Kid, and Box Calf, from 10/U to IS/6. Wear guaranted.—lMPEßlAL BOOT CO., Karanga-hape-rd., opp. Tabernacle. FOR FIKSTtCLASS REPAIRS, RING-UP IMPERIAL BOOT CO., 'Phone No, 2113, and we will send for your parcel. Laaies' Pumps a specialty. OR SATISFACTION, try a Pair of 6/11 and 7/11 Shoes for Boys and Girls; a Pair of Stockings presented with each.— IMPERIAL BOOT CO., Karangahape-rd., opp. Tabernacle. mRY A PAIR OF OUR LADIES' FANCY — BAB SHOES, In four styles. Prices 12/6, 13/6, and 14/6.—IMPERIAL BOOT CO., Karangahape-rd., oppo. Tabernacle. •nOOT — rDOOMERAKG — |gALE. T>OOT — jOOOMERANG — |JgALE. ■ •DOQX =-. jOOpMERANG — igtALE, ! A FEW OF. THE LINES NOW OFFERING: Ladies Best Tan Glace Shoes, usual prie» 18/6, Boomerang price 12/6, 13/0 Ladies' Best Strap Shoes, usual price 16/6, 14/6, Boomerang 11/6, 9/11 Ladies' Best Black Lace or Button Shoes. usual price 12/6, 15/6, Boomerang price 8/6, 9/11, 10/6 Ladies' Black Strap Shoes, large variety, 3/11 to 11/6 Men's. Glace Boots, Tan or Black, usual 18/6 18/6, Boomerang price 9/11, 10/6, 13/ C Ward Shoes (Rubber Heels), 3/11, 4/6, 5/11 Rubber Heels (shaped or revoiv) (Ladies'), Sixpence pair Rubber Heels (shaped or xevolv. (Gent's), One Shilling pair Tj__NANDEZ, 155, UPPER SYMONDS-ST. ' ~~ -g-EEP. YOUB .WEATHEE . EYE OPEN FOR mHE £}ROWN |gOOT /COMPANY'S jTJENUINE ffIALE. £JEE OUR WINDOW for Gent.'s Reliable !)_) Footwear, at right prices.—IMPERIAL BOOT CO., Karangahape-rd., opp. Tabernacle. F— l^^^^^»^^^^^— ■ m DENTISTRY. Above Piano Coy., 191, Queen-st. SUPERIOR, RELIABLE DENTISTRY. SUPERIOR, RELIABLE DENTISTRY. SUPERIOR, RELIABLE DENTISTRY. TTOWEY "V_ R TTOWEY Tfy-ADKER'S DENTAL ROOMS ARE ALWAYS OPEN ON SATURDAY AFTERNOONS. ALWAYS OPEN ON SATURDAY AFTERNOONS. T\ENTISTRY. REASONS WHY YOU SHOULD CONSULT J. H. K IKNEAB HE has bad more Practical Experience than any other Dentist In Auckland. HE was the first to Introduce Low Fees. | HE Guarantees Satisfaction iv Every • Case. HE Extracts Teeth Absolutely Painless, ; Quicker, Neater, aud Cheaper I than any other firm, so why try | others when you know aud are, sure MR KINNEAR can aud does give you satisfaction, even! where others fail? FOR "any Reference ask your friends. '' Complete Upper Set _•> 2/ Extractions (always painless) 1/ Administering Gua 2/6 Fillings (Amalgam) 0/ ; (npver more) i Fillings (Gold) „ from 5/ | (according to size) j J TJ -g-INXEAR, DENTAL SUR-WYNDHAM-ST.. AUCKLAND. ED-CATIOH—Xu "P'DWARD pOOEE, j SOLO FLAUTIST, TEACHER OF FLUTE AND PICCOLO. RESUMES TEACHING ON MONDAY", FEBRUARY 11. Appointments by letter. Address: GRAFTON-UD., next D. and A. Brown, 1 Dyers. I E RNEST JJ QUEREE, Teacher of j PIANO AND THEORY. .j PIANO QUARTET CLASSES ARE NOW I BEING FORMED. . MUTUAL LIFE BUILDINGS, | QUEEN-ST. __?■ EL L- AMBORGANIST OF ST. BENEDICT'S CHURCH. j Medallist Auckland University. j TEACHER OF PIANOFORTE. HARMONY AND COUNTERPOINT. No. 10, SHERIDAN-ST., PONSONBY. /""■(LASS mUITIOJJ FOR MATRICULATION. MEDICAL PRELIMINARY, AND CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS, By MAXWELL WALKER, M.A., LECTUKER at Auckland University College, and EXAMINER to the University of New Zealand, at 35 Kichmond-road. First Term: February 20-May 15. At home Monday, 6.30 p.m. NOTE.—No pupils will be taken in German for this year's examinations. T> O O K-K E E P 1 N G CLASS. TO COMMENCE EARLY IN MARCH. j Appiy MAXWELL WALKER. M.A. . (Ist Section 8.C0m.), 35 RICHMOND-ROAD. AT HOME: WEDNESDAYS, 7.30 0 p.m. ! OUTDOOR SKETCHING, PORTRAIT- j PAINTING. ' MR. EDWARD FRISTROM has Resumed Teaching. MUTUAL Lll-E BUILDINGS, Queen-st. rpOTORIAL T>OSTAL Y-vOLLEgTET' EVENING CLASSES FOR MATRIC, JNR. C.S. AND TEACHERS* D. at LEGAL CHAMBERS, QUEEN-ST., began February 10 CORRESPONDENCE CLASSES i«r all N.Z. Exams, now forming. Write for full particulars, to i MB M. C. IRVINE, M.A., ! Woodside-rd., AUCKLAND. I Or Call by Appointment. STAMMERING cured personally or letter; j Elocution taught.—Oswald Metcalfe, iintoai Life BnilOlajs, 58, Suee&_. . i