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Auckland Star, Volume LXV, Issue 11, 13 January 1934, Page 6

EDUCATIONAL. TTyHANGAREI TT IGH CJCHOOL. (a) A SENIOR SCHOOL, in which the following Courses are included: (1) ACADEMIC. (2) COMMERCIAL, (3) AGRICULTURAL, (4) INDUSTRIAL. (b) AN INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL, for Pupils who have passed Standard IV. The Headmaster will interview Parents on SATURDAY, February 3. Applications for admission as Boarders to Carruth House (Boys), and Lupton House (Girls)) and for Prospectus, should be made to the SECRETARY, P.O. Box ISS, Whangarel. £0 EDUCATIONAL SCHOLARSHIPS AND BURSARIES, WESLEY COLLEGE, PAERATA. Certain Scholarships and Bursanes are now available at the College for Boys between the ages of 11 and 16 years. These Scholarships and Bursaries enable boys to prepare for all the usual School Examinations or to take the Special Agricultural Course. Further particulars from K. C. CLARK, M.A., S • Principal.

TT7 H S L E Y /COLLEGE, PAERATA, AUCKLAND. A Boarding School for Boys, conducted by the Methodist Church of New Zealand. The College is equipped with Primary and Secondary Departments, and Boys are prepared for all the usual School Examinations from Proficiency to Matriculation Standard. A large and modern Farm is attached to the College, and special facilities are provided for all branches of Agricultural Education, including the Diploma Course of the New Zealand Institute of Horticulture. Inclusive Fee: Pull Course, £17 per term. Cadet Course, £15 per term. FIRST TEKM COMMENCES MONDAX, FEBRUARY 5, 1934. Further particulars may be had on application to the Principal, S K. C. CLARK, M.A., Dip. Ed. WARWICK TUTORIAL " COLLEGE, BRITISH CHAMBERS, HIGH ST. MATRICULATION. ACCOUNTANCX. . . INDIVIDUAL TUITION. DAY AND EVENING. CLASSES. EARLY MORNING CLASSES DURING SUMMER FOR THOSE IN BUSINESS. Call and Interview the PRINCIPAL. _S " TTNIVERSITY COACHING COLLEGE, < *~-> 22, Ferry Building, Auckland, C.I. Coachinjr In Day and Evening Classes and . by Correspondence for Matriculation and j other Examinations. | Enrolments for 1034 Now Being Received. ' D. W. FAIGAN, M.A., 1 Principal. Telephone 44-271. S ■ T\RESSMAKING, Pattern Making. — • xJ Selwyn College, Civic House, Queen St., Keopens January 15. xl 3 •

MOTOR CYCLES FOR SALE. ABSOUTELY the best for less. Oils, Tyres, Accessories. —Call Auckland Motor Cycle Depot, 183, Karangahape Rd. ; D ACCESSORIES, Repairs, Motor Cycles, ■ii. new ■ and second-hand; service and satisfaction.—Rait and Morris, 30, Khyber Pass. B ' A CCESSOKiES, Second-hand Spares, •"• Gears, Magnetos; prices right.—Newton Motor Cycle Works, 225, Karangahape Rd. Phone 4(3-153. C ARIEL 'J.'i h.p., 1U32 Model; run only 5000 miles, as new throughout; £49 10/.—Phone 28-029. xls AJ.S., 3.1, 0.h.v., fast, good order; bar- « gain, £17.—Phone 13-200. 13 BS.A.'b, 4, IU3I, £39; 1929, £35; 1928, • £1S 10/; 1925, £12 1 07; terms.— Person and Lemon, Newmarket. TFS W. DOUGLAS, good condition, very* ■*-*» economical, pillion, gas lamps; must sell. What offers?—S. 9344, Stak. x! 3 "EMRESTONE, Miehelin Tyres, prices that -*- defy competition ; Accessories, Oils.— William Gill, Newton. 13 FOR honest value when Buying or Selling, see Goodwin and Person, Repair Speclalists, Albert St. ■ B TTARLEY 7-9, electric, saddle tank, good •*-*- order; £20.—Cordes, Cook St, City. xls TTARLEY-DAVIDSON, 7.9 Combination, -*-*- good running order. —11, Shaw St., Sandrlngham. x! 3 INDIAN, Side Car, new battery, tyres, rebored; £25, terms.—63, Shackleton Rd. 13 INDIAN Scouts (3), 1926-29, from £12 10/; easy terms. — J. W. White, Newmarket. Y TNDIAN SCOUT Combination, overhauled, x good order; £24.-111, Kiwi Rd., Pt. Chevalier. ; x! 3 •pALEIGH, 31 h.p., 0.h.v.; 8.5.A., 31 h.p.; JLV A;J.S., 2J h.p.: Indian Prince, Velocette ; easy terms.—William Gill, Newton. D "DUDGE-WHITWORTH, £3 10/; Crown -tV Cycle, £2 15/; 8.5.A., £2 5/.—Dale's, 317, Queen St. x! 5 RUDGE Ulster, condition and appearance like new, new tyres; easy terms arranged.—William Gill, Newton. D SADDLE tank, electric, 31, £25; 2g, £22 10/; 23, £16 10/. —Call Auckland Motor Cycle Depot, 183, Karangahapo Rd. p SCOUT, electric; new tyres, battery;, good appearance; £17 10/.— 10, Kelly St., Mt. Eden. 13 \\TiH specialise in Overhauls, Reboring, it 10/ ; Poison Pistons for every machine. J. and W. White, Newmarket. B O-STROKES—Sun, £9; Radco, 2 h.p., & £18 10/: Excelsior, 1930, £19 10/.— Dallow and Forsyth, Lome St. D

SHARLEYS, 23, 5-6, 7-9; 2 Kaleighs, Triumph ; terms arranged.—Phone 46-483, .Tack Stewart. 153, Grey Av. B

00 Robinson's Motorcycles, Ltd., 21, Grey Av. 43-128. B 1 QQA INDIAN Scout, overhauled and painted.—3, Carlton Gore Rβ. Phone 40-447. xl 3 1 Q9Q 33 COMBINATION ; new tyres ; ±UZ<iJ, overhauled; £22 10/.—B, Argyle St., Heme Bay. 13 -f QOQ NEW Hudson, 500, side valve and X.*jajO ■ Sidecar, Lucas electric, ideal economical commercial outfit.—-Broadway Motor Cycle Co., Newmarket. 46-164.. D 1 QQ9 RUDGB, 3J h.p., perfect condi-J-OOZj tion ; & 60> offer . terms.—s, Pine St., Balmoral. x! 3 aOLDBERG'S, 141, Vincent St. 40-526. Complete Motor Cycle Service. Every Branch of. Repair. Spares. Used Machines: Xew Hudson, 0.h.v., £38; 8.5.A., £12 10/; Harley, 28, £27 10/; Douglas, E.W., £16; Super X, £39 10/; Scott Flyer, £48; Racing Douglas, offer. Terms. Tradeins. Country Inquiries Invited. Whatever Tour Requirements, to Ensure Satisfaction, come to GOLDBERG'S. S ; RUNNING Costs only 2/ a week.—The usual rider will not average more than 150 miles each week. The James does 150 miles to the gallon; cost of a gallon of benzine and necessary oil, 2/. The James will take you anywhere, whether you weigh 7st or 14st or more; good roads or bad, flat or hilly, the James will do it with absolute reliability. Sold on r small deposit and 7/6 weekIy.—SKEATES AND WHITE, LTD., 48, Port Street, Auckland. 13 ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS. GOUK AND SULLIVAN, 79, Wellesley St. West, Rewind D.C. and A.C. Motors.— Phone 43-428. \ C MAGNETOS, Generators, and all Electrical Repair, Rewinding.—The North- . nmberland. dec trie. - Jfiione 41-211, i>l, -High. fst t . j>,