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Auckland Star, Volume XLIV, Issue 90, 16 April 1913, Page 6

I -t___JL -L.VI._LJ -L _», JL.OAXJ. AUCTIONS. rtHAMBBE OP /^OMMEBCB, SWANSON STREET, AUCKLAND. "jCW-IDAY, APRIL OK 2 P.M. Favoured with instructions from Mr .Taspei Wm. Browne we will Sell by Public Auction, as above, HIS FARM OF 250 ACRES, being Sec tions 31, 32, 40, and 41, Karaka Parish, all ring- fenced, and subdivided iutt 4 paddocks; 17 acres last season's grass, li acres new grass, 15 acres prepared for oats 44 acres tea-tree, balance fallow; well watered, all ploughable. New House, _ rooms, and Cottage, 2 rooms. Above adjoins the Karaka Estate. Terms Easy. Property Flagged. N.Z. L OAN AND m ercantile A GENCY 00., L TD. 53. pUBLIC A t-CTION JjTOIDAY, 2 i Ol3 ' AT 1 P.M. AT CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. SWANSON STREET. The Owner has favoured the underslgneo wlth instructions to Sell by Auction practically Without Reserve, OTOE SUBSTANTIALLY-BUILT RESIJ- DENCE of eight rooms and conveniences, hot and cold water, patent w.c etc., situated in MARKET ROAD, at th. corner of Mount St. John's Avenue. ONE MINUTE TO REMUERA RAILWAY STA TION. Valuable corner Section, abont 193 ft to Market Roan by 120 ft to Mount St. John Avenue. Also, SPLENDID CORNER SECTION with frontage to Wheturangl Road of 54ft by ]44ft to Momoiia Road; and TWO SECTIONS ADJOINING, havtog frontage to Wheturangl Road of approximately 52ft by a depth of 144 ft. EASY TERMS OF £10 DEPOSIT. The Properties are Flagged. Full Particulars Later. C F JJENNETT, AUCTIONEER, Bank of New -Scaland Buildings, Swansea Street. 542 —— -_-_»--_______, EDUCATIO_fA__. rjOMPLETE pODKSES OF TNSTRCCTION. FOR ALL ENTRANCE AND PROFESSIONAL EXAMINATIONS. Matriculation, Solicitors and Barristers' General Knowledge, Junior and Senior Civil Service, Medical, Dental, Engineering. Veterinary Preliminaries, Pharmacy "A" and "B," Teachers' "C" and "D." ALL UNIVERSITY DEGREES—B.A., B.Sc, 8.C0m., LL_B., L.L.M., M.A., and Daw Professiona;, etc. Our Courses cover all subjects. Our Public Exam. Coaching Dept. is the most completely equipped and staffed educational -Stablislimeiit in Australasia. Printed Les- : sons and Text Books provided in all subj jects. Failure is, almost an Impossibility under our system- of Coaching. Nearly HOO , successes iv these examinations. " These School*; arc iv reality a National Home!- --! Stndy University. Full particulars and fees npon application. Mention exam., etc., in which you nre interested. All Courses now ready for Immediate enrolment. TTEMINGWAY AND TVOBERTSON, 25-G, UNION BUILDINGS, CUSTOMS STREET E.. AUCKLAND. (Established nearly 20 years.) EFFECTIVE PROFESSIONAL COACHING. ORAL OR POSTAL,, DIRECT METHODS. MATRIC. (with Latin), CIVIL SERVICE, JUNIOR and SENIOR (Maths., Precis, Physiology and Hygiene), TEACHERS' D, Standard VI., PROFICIENCY; 11. MASON, M.A., Tabernacle Buildings. Call at -.20, or write. 16 YXf A N TED X N O W N. COSTUMES TO M-SAiSURE; from 77/6. SUITS TO MEASURE, from 77/6. LADIES' OWN COSTUME MATERIAL MADE UP At Prices that Defy Competition By Dressmakers. A. F. SAUNDERS, Tailor, Corner of LORNE and WEI-LESLEY STS.' OOME INTO THE OFFICE: And why not? But if you seriously-contemplate an Office Career a tharongh training in Shorthand, Typewriting and Bookkeeping is an Immense advantage. That training, the training that ensures success, is given at STOTT AND HOARE'S Busine* College. The Underwood Typewriting School 23, Sw-anson Street. When efficient, uncertainty as to employment is at an end. Good positions are at your command. Delay no longer in qualifying for them. Call, write, or 'phone for full information regarding Day aud Evening Classes. Term begins from date of entry.—STOTT AND HOARS, Underwood Typewriting School, 23, Swanson Street. ' 'Phone 14U0. THE AUCKLAND SCHOOL FOR ENGINEERING. — Principal. Jan. W. Bower, M.A.I.M-E..; Assistant, H. A. Bower, M.A.I.M.E. For particulars see "Star" advertisement, Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays.—Address: Top Floor, Tyrone Bandings, Customs St. East, Auckland. P.O. Box 50. Phone 1734. ■pASTEN'S /COMMERCIAL rnRAINING /COLLEGE, IMPERIAL BUILDINGS, 44, QUEEN ST., (opp. Smeeton's). 'Phone 2742. NUMBERS INDICATE THE SOUNDNESS OF A SCHOOL'S REPUTATION. Already 1913 shows A RECORD In Day School Attendances A RECORD iv Bookkeeping Classes. A RECORD iv Sbortl____ Speed Session. Students are cawing in fast; de_ua___ for their services are coming iv faster. Your first position often decides your whole future. Give us tho opportunity of setting your feet in the right paw. ENROL NOW. All instruct-un is Intensely practical, and the Principals do their level vest for each puiiil according to that pupil's churacter and ability. urucier MISS C. S. V. BASTEN. A.N.Z A A A.P.A. (N.Z.). MISS A. H. U. BASTEN. A.P.A. (N 2.1 Reporter. »«•*•-. PROFESSIONAL ACCOUNTANCY EXAMINATIONS. 18-2 RESULTS. The aoccesa . again obtained by Hemingway and Robertson's Candidates in the above Examinations proves cou-luslveij- tlie e__.-ie_.cy aud thoroughness ot the instruction which their students receive. lv the intermediate Section their stullpnts obtained first and third ou the honours list and second ln the final but of the total of 21 for New Zealand who ____ly qualified lor admission as Members of the New Zealand Society o. Accountants 1_ were their students. ' There were 71) passes altogether for the Interniediate and Final Sections in the Auckland District; 67 of these were coached uy Hemingway and Robertson. These figure, speak for themselves, and afford, practical proof of their ability to put students successfully through their examinations. . Hemingway and Robertson are already enrolling■ student, for this year's work and those contemplating studying for' the above examinations are acting i n their best interests by starting now. Study —ith the firm that gets the results, and ensure your own success. Call or write for full particulars. TTEMINGWAY AND XMJBERTSON, 25•__. UNION BtnLD_3S_B_ OJ-HKXMS -ITRSB3J-K-UIT.. AllCK_^__Bfc.