Page 1 Advertisements Column 5

Press, Volume LXIII, Issue 12937, 17 October 1907, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. MEMORIAL CEREMONY AT CANTERBURY COLLEGE. ON FRIDAY, 18th inst., at 4 p.m., TWO MEMORIAL TABLETS will be UNVEILED in Canterbury College Hall in honour of -the late Captain F. W. Hutton, F.R.S.. and the kte Rev. Robert Lamb, M.A.. M.8.8.D. Friends and Subscribers are itwited to attend tho Ceremony. Sbcrt Addresses will be delivered by the Chairman of the Board, Rev. Dr. Erwin, Dr. Chilton, and T. W. Rowe, Esq. A. CRACROFT WILSON, Registrar. 16th October, 19OT. 6210 unitelTservice hotel. IT m rpqtierfcd that ALL ACCOUNTS nwir.7 to the late Firm of MESSRIS JOWSEY and LANK be PAID to the itrder-bred on or betore the 21ft INSTANT. nnd thnt ALL ACCOUNTS AGAINST the Firm be RENDERED FORTHWITH. GARRICK, COWLISHAW and FISHER, Solicitors, 197 Gloucester street, C 220 Qnrigtchxgoh. TO TAILORS. WANTED. Good COAT HANDS. Con- "» fiivA work guaranteed to thoroughly capab.e men. Aoply to W. STRANGE and CO.. LTD., 6COSF Chris tchurch. In the Administration of the Estate of JANE MORRISON, of Sydenham. Widow, deceased. IT is requested that all amounts payable to this estate be paid to M. C. BARN'RTT. District Agent of the Public Trustee, Chrittchurch, or lodged to tho credit o ,- the Public Trustee's Account -at any PosteJ Money Order Office. All accounts against this estate may be rendered to the Agent of the Public Trustee, as above, on cr before WEDNESDAY, the 20th day of November Next, on the printed forms, which can be obtaine-J for tho purpose from any of the Agents of this Office. Any account not sent in by the day nemed may be rejected. J. W. POYNTON, Public Trustee. Public Trust Office, Wellington. 14th October 1907. 6234 HADFIELD'S FRUIT MART. (Late Hickmott.) Cash el street (opposite "Press" Office), FRUITERER and SEEDSMAN. EVERY kind of Seasonable Fruit in season Fresh Daily. Parties and Socials Catered for. Town and Country Orders attended ,to Promptly. Telephone No. 1. C 32*3 R. lIADFIELD, Proprietor. MILLINERY SCHOOL and SHOWROOM. "LOUISE," 23S High street, over Stewart, Dawson's. LADIES Thoroughly Instructed in the Art, Individual Tuition. Ten Lessune 7s Gd. Louise Guinea Hats for Smart Wear. Hate Remodelled at Moderate Cost. C 2740 MEETINGS. NOTICE TO DAIRYMEN. A MEETING of the Canterbury Dairymen's Industrial Union of Employers will be held in the Zetland Hotel on THURSDAY, October 17th, 1907, at 8 p.m. All Dairymen invited. J. CivONIN, Secretary. 970 CANTERBURY OHESS CLUB. 'PITE Annual General Meeting will be Held J- in the Club Rooms, Canterbury Chamber of Commerce, at 8 p.m. on TUESDAY, 22nd October. 1907. Visitors are cordially invited. 1015F F. J. BROOftEK, Hon. Secy. CHRIOTCHURCH CITY RIFLES. , Company Order by CAPTAIN LOASBY, • Commending. A GENERAL MEETING of the Company iV, will be held after Paw.de om MONDAY, 5Sa . ,gi^. t J.rrr .%UA.Mos.>uyM, of Electing fttt. 0 % r . • S. W. BBOOKEiB, ', '■ v Colour-Sergeant. October 16th, 1907. 6293 EDUCATIONAL, MR FRANK GRAHAM, late Principal Tenor of the Carl Rota Grand Opera Company, London, TEACHER of VOICE PRODUCTION and SINGING. It is my intention to produce at least one Grand Opera a year, thus giving pupU* tho izwetimable advantage of studying with a master who haa had many yean' experience a* one of England's leading Operatio Singers. ] Studio: Over Stewart Dawioa'e, High street. : caai PIANOFORTE. MR ALFRED BTTN'z, Pupil of Leschetizky (Vienna). GLOUCESTER STREET, CHANCERY C 3236 LANE. HANSARD SCHOOL O« pSESG SHORTHAND. G. A. HANSARD C. 8. HAMMOND (Late of Dunedin), (Holder Certificate Certificated Teaoher. 300 words p.m.) EVENING CLASSES. Cathedral square (over Broadway's). CSC LANGER SCHOOL OF DRESS-CUTTING. Opp. Royal Cafe, Square. JUST received from the inventor's hand in Paris, a BLOUSE SLEEVE and SKIRT DRAFTER. Patterns to fit all figures. Absolutely mastered in twenty minutes. Ten Lessons in practical work, including drafter, £1 ss. INSPECTION INVITED. 1684 " CHRISTCHURCH SHORTHAND AND COMMERCIAL SCHOOL. Grain Agency Buildings (opposite D.1.C.) Principal: MISS E. E. DIGBY. 1.P.5., N.U.T. PITMAN'S SHORTHAND "UP-TO-DATE." WE are now using the recently published "Short Course ,, in Pitman's Shortband, which considerably reduces the time required to learn this fascinating and extensively used system. DAY AND EVENING CLASSES. Term commences at any time. Full particulars as to School Curriculum, Fees, etc.. on application. C 2672 BIG SALARIES FOR BRAINY MEN. EVERY Employer will tell you that it is harder to find a 4*20----a-week man Hen a £2-a-week men. AVhy is this? Because the Thou-sand-a-year men have to be slowly evolved. It requires years of patient * study—of painstaking preparation to evolve tho Captain* of Commerce. All men can't rise to the top, but iach may qualify for tae position of the man ab:ve him by taking advantage of one of our-Spare-time Courses of Study. You are ambitious to rise? Then we have something to soiit your case. Let ue see or hear from you that we may tell you more about this self-improvement scheme. GILBY'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE (Next G.P.0.), CATHEDRAL SQUARE. C 2992 THE IMPERIAL SYSTEM. WANTED Known—The Imperial System of Dress-cutting is the most accurate and easiest learnt system ever put before thu public in New- Zealand, embracing every design of wearing apparel, including undergarments and boy*' clothes. Charts, with coloured lines to simplify the reading of the charts, to be learnt in two lessons; forty lessons, including chart. Time payments. Clasee? daily from 10 a.m. acd 2.30 p.m., also Evening Classes, under the supermion of the Inventor and Patentee. Free Public Demonstration from 3 p.m. ar.d 7 p.m. Daily classes. Watdell'i Buildings. C 3393 IVER Troubles. Bor-nington's Pills will quickly set you right again. Is Box.