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Auckland Star, Volume XLIV, Issue 54, 4 March 1913, Page 12

TENDERS. mjSNDERβ .Invited, I'lnmbing, Labour, ami ■*• Materials two-storey house, (irafton Kd.. near Khylier I'ass.—iiambury, Marama Aveuue. 40 rp ob v i l d En s. TMKiers'.ire invited uutll Noon on WEDNESDAY, March l'-Tb, for the Erection of I'.rk'k Shops and Dwolling iv Queen Street, Onehunga. Plans ami Specifications at Messrs favdiugcou and Sutuerannd, '. Ironnwn"ers. Queen- Street, Onehunsa. • 573 A. R-OBR, Arcliltert. A DDITIONS TO" JERVOrs HALL. For Lodgp Ponsonby Trustees. Tenders close TUESDAY, 11th March, at 12 o'clock noon HENRY K. MOITRAN, A.R.1.8.A., F N.Z.1.A., I Architect, ArMde. "Phone 3811. B3S rpO BUIIJOERS.—BUNGALOW. IN WOOD - 1 - AT TITIRANGI.—Tenders for tiie above close at Noon ou FRIDAY, March 7th. GERALD E. JONES, Architect, 1317 Security Buildings. p I T V O~F AUCKLAND. ANNUAL SUPPLIES. . , Tenders will be received in the Town Clerk's Office, Until 4 o'clock p.m.-, on THURSDAY, 20th March,, for the Supply and Delivery of: — 1. ENGINEERS' AND PUMPING STATION STORES 2. COAL : 3. OIL 4. SHINGLE, SAND, AND SHELL 5. TEAM LABOUR: and «. FOR WINDOW CLBAMNG IN THk" I*UBIJC Xlߣ UiY 3JCILDIXG. -... ....... _ JiEXia W. WTLSON,' . • Town- Clerk. •■■ February 25th, 1013. 570 --•—- »PHj>nrG> EVERYBODY'S DOING IT! DOING IT! DOING IT! EVERYBODY'S DOING IT NOW! DOING WHAT? Fitting Out iheir New Homes with LOVELY PORCELAIN BATHS, UP-TO-DATE SAXIIAKY WARE, AUTISTIC GAS FITTINGS, GRATES and TILES, STOVES, ETC., ETC.. at TJAKER A-NB QO., X TD., NOUKOLK BUILDINGS, ALBEttT ST. Splendid Show Rooms, one minute from ■ ,•••—;■ centre Sweet. •pjonea Ijna aud 4207.... .. ;; / IU-\ zili LM-TION f~Mj. - ov N.Z. HIGH STREET, AUCKLAND. ELECTRIC LIGHT INSTALLATION, ELKCIRLC DRIVING OF WORKS AND FACTORIES; LIGHTING AND 'POWER PLANTS IX)R COUNTRY HOUSES, STOKES, SAWMILLS, Etc. TELEPHONES AND BELLS. ELECTRIC AI>VEitTISING SIGNS. Full Stocks of Everything Electrical. Wholesale 4c Retail. Correspondence invited L. THORBUJiN, Manager. "~~" •-'■ ~ CHARLES WOOD, FRENCH POLISHER. Estimates Furnished. Satisfaction Guaranteed. C/o C. W. Read, 67, Great North Road. EDirCATKJNAIu INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDBACE SCHOOLS STUDENTS are held in high esteem by Employers of Labour throughout the country. The greatest School in the Empire. Estab. 21 years. Over 13,000 students in, Australasia; Over 200 courses. -Call-or write for Free Descriptive Circular Vr. H. WHITE, District Agent, 0, Watson's Buildings, Welleeley Street East, Auckland. SEDDON MEMORIAL TECHNICAL COLLEtiE, AUCKLAND. EVENING CLASSES REOPEN On - MONDAY NEXT, MARCH 10. Courses in Art, Science, Commerce, and Technology. Holders of Standard VI. Certificates of Proficiency or Free Places, ADMITTED FREE Special Classes for Ladies In Cookery, Dressmaking, and Millinery. Special Course for Matriculation. Special Course for Junior Civil Service. Special Course for Senior Civil Service. Special Continuation Classes for Students Who have not Passed Standard VI. Special Course for Sanitary Inspectors, And also in Science for Certificate of-Royal Sanitary Institute, London. Special Course for Pharmaceutical Chemists. Special Course for "C" and "D" Examinations. Free Place Students who have not previously attended the College should enrol at the College TO-NIGHT (Tuesday) and TOMORROW (Wednesday), between the hours lof 7 p.m. and 9 p.m., and bring their Certij fleates with them. I Prospectus containing further particulars will be obtainable at the College or at the various booksellers after TO-MORROW (Wednesday). NOTE.—Special arrangements hare been made for the Military -Training of Students attending the College, so as to interfere as ' little as possible -with tbeir-frtndles. ... 43EOBGE GEORGE, Director. Wcllesley Street East. 312 "•pLAM" OCHOOL OF A RT, ~ . And ■V UCKLAND ART gCHOOL. The-Next Term of the School will Commence' oir MONDAY. March 17. New 1 Students wishing to avail themselves of the FREE STUDENTSHIPS under the •Elarh" BeQuest, are requested to write to the Rupistrnrfor -the necessary Forms. Classes arerheld in all Branches of Fine and Applied Arts, by" full-qualified" Teachers. Farther particulars on application-to the Registrar-, or to - -~'- ■ c. -w. PAYTON, Director. Public Ait Gallery. Auckland.