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Auckland Star, Volume XLI, Issue 4, 5 January 1910, Page 12

muniEßT. * :gA L B OF TIT ILLIBBEI A gALE OF "[yjILLINEBY E AT THE ■ g "B 0N M ABCHE '" > AT 133 AND 146, KARANGAHAPE-RD., $ ■"■«- NEWTON (TWO SHOPS). ■ L ALL rpRIMMED TITILLINBRY, i I REDUCED TO 10/6> E 500 T ° CHOOSB FRO&L 1 V i g-gPECIAIi' TINE OF • A T>EADY-TO-YX7EARS, 5S 1/, O SPECIAL TINE OF • I , , TJNTBIM'MED gHAPES, . I ' v. IN \ lAj OUK0 UK JpLOWERS, \\ " 3 d - 6 d - 1/. ; THEY MUST GO. MILLINERY SPECIALISTS. iLLiNERY Specialists. ■ NOTHING SUCCEEDS LIKE SUCCESS. » THE SEASON'S GREETINGS TO ALL r rpHB -vrissES t\tc/-<abe, J. HE -UXrsSES • Ui -CVyABE, MILLINERS, I KABANGAHAPE-BD., NEWTON, Have been successful In giving the utmost satisfaction to their innumerable Customers, and Patrons ; one aud all will get every attention large variety of Lovely Goods, and value superior to that obtaln- ! able elsewhere. - Note Addresses: I NEXT CLARKE BROS, late Davenport's), NEXT W. MAUD'S, Jeweller. See Window Displays, and secure your New Hat at once. \ The MISSES McCABE claim to cater , - for all wearers of Millinery, and solicit your patronage. - * BOOTS AND SHOES. DOTS AND SHOES.—TOWN AND COUNTRY FOLK.—Gent's Tan Boots, 12/6; Ladies' Tan Shoes, from 9/6. White Shoes In Great Variety.—TAYLOß'S, Queen-«t. and Karangahape-rd A FEW WAREHOOSE JOB LINES ■**• HAVE BEEN PURCHASED BY US, AND WE ARE NOW CLEARING THEM OUT AT JOB PRICES. LADIES' TAN LACE SHOES .. 6/11 LADIES' CROSS BAR SHOES 7/11 LADIES' TAN BOOTS 7/11 CHILDREN'S CANVAS SHOES 7 to lfl o/« CHILDREN'S CANVAS SHOES, 11 f to 1 2/9 LADIES' CANVAS SHOES 2/11 , MEN'S TAN BOOTS , 9/11 - MEN'S CANVAS SHOES „. 3/U J QFFEB'S T>OOT OTORE, \ 186. SYMONPS-ST.. End Penny Sectlto. > I — ■ 1 1 EDUCATIONAL. " XTAiRALLA KINDERGARTEN AND ■*- PRIMARY SCHOOL, CUBVELANO-ttD., PARVTOT.T. ' FIRST TERM BEGINS TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1810. Principal: MISS FLEMING. 'Phone 184 L Should sufficient inducement offer, Mlsa Fleming will open a Branch School In Ponsonby. Subjects to Include Music, Dancing, ' and Deportment. Particulars may be ob- ' tamed from Miss Fleming, Clevelacd-rd. 47 OMMBRCIAL TRAINING COLLEGE. RANFURLY BUILDINGS, 81. QUEEN-ST. Principal— 1 MISS CS. V. BASTEN A.N.Z.A.A. '. MISS A. H. Q. BASTEN, Reporter and Expert TypLste. REOPENS MONDAY 10th JANY., 1910. Term from date of entry. , SUBJECTS > (separately or in combined course.) SHORTHAND. TYPEWRITING. COMMERCIAL CORRESPONDENCE. COMMERCIAL BOOKKEEPING. OFFICE ROUTINE. . Thorough instruction and Personal Supervision given each student. CLASSES DAY AND EVENING. A SPECIAL IMPROVEMENT CLASS is being formed for the practical advancement of those already In employment. As [ numerous applications are already iv hand, I early application is necessary. J FREE EMPLOYMENT REGISTER KEPT. I fJIOII AND TT O AR E ' S •DTJSINESS /-COLLEGE, 25. SWANSON-ST. DAY AND EVENING CLASSES IN , SHORTHAND, TYPEWRITING, BOOK-KEEPING. /COACHING FOR A OCOUNTAKTf •pjXAiMINATIONS, gPECIAL T>RIZE A NNOUNCEMENX E xl mTi9lo. ■VJESSRS JJEMINGWAY AND, TVOBERTSON HAVE DECIDED TO OFFER A PRIZE OF rpEN rjUINEAS TO ANY ONE OF THEIR PUPILS, WHO, HAVING BEEN COACHED BY THEM FOR NOT LESS THAN SIX MONTHS, SHALL TAKE THE "FIRST PLACE" IN THE EXAMINATION HELD BY T-HB NEW ZEALAND SOCIETY OF ACCOUNTANTS, AT THE END OF 1010. They also offer a Prize of FIVE GUINEAS to anyone of their pupils obtaining SECOND PLACE In the same Eiamina- • tkra, and TWO GUINEAS to pupil obtaining THIRD PLACE. The reputation for thoroughness in knowledge and methods won by this firm has always been maintained. During the period or their existence they have brought Accountancy Coaching to a science, the work being so planned, and the methods adopted being so complete, that the student who conscientiously follows their direction in an intelligent manner may regard himself as practically safe for the Exam. Test. The examinations have undoubtedly increased in difficulty, and the number of students entering has also increased to a marked extent; but the results which Messrs Hemingway and Robertson have achieved , during the past twelve years have not only been remarkable, but consistently remarkable. Every year shows even better results than previously. Messrs Hemingway and Robertson are - well known in the Accountancy World, and t have had a large experience in coaching a This, together with their long and varied practice -as Public Accountants, In the largest City of the Dominion, enables them • to bring a combination of practice and theory to bear upon the subjects dealt ■ with, which cannot fail to be of the" utmost ; value to students who place themselves under their guidance. Full particulars of the conditions of the prizes will be given upon -application at their Offices, Bndean's Buildings, Queenst., Auckland. . . PALMS, Ferns, and" Pot Plants are nice