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AUCTIONS. R S. McKENZIE AND CO. RS. McKENZIE. AND CO., • HOUSE AND LAND AGENTS, AUCTIONEERS. VALUATORS. AND GENERAL HOUSE FURNISHERS, 143 CASHEL STREET (Nest Tattcrsall's). p-Qpi—tTßOO MED 13UN G A LOW, St". Srd i/U Albans West, nearly now, north > aspect, iron roof, iron; and tside verandah, • 10ft stud, plastered, papered. College gratis, riniu iiKLntelc. linen press, b.uli and basin, sower, hot and cold system, pantry, scullery, ; v.'xst:::ocopper, and tubs, high pressure 1 -.Vote:, pus, good range, every possible convenience. A splendid property for the price. Few minute*;' walk from car, elet-o to school, nearly adjoining a park. Good section, well laid out. asphalt paths, 22 porches of land. OWNER~OUT TO~SE.LII P"Q--5-KOOME D BUNGALOW, new, wOut) built of wood, north aspect, side | portico, oriei front and casement windows. itft stud, panelled entrance liajl, plastered, ' leadlights, t:lcd hearths and grates, linen prcee, Doulton bath and burdn, hot and cold ' system, pantry, scullery, attached wiishliouso, copper und tubs with l.ot water over, high pressure water supply, electric light. Tho whole finished inside with ligr.rcd rinni. A splendid home. r-.\idy to occupy. Section 2\ chains d-.-ep, witls. frontage cf 44ft. l'ew minutes' walk from car and park. Guarantee' no peat. Can arrange email deposit, balnnce r.s rent. X" £?'_> A—s-I'UO-Mi; I) BUNGALOW, sitncfeUOU , 1 ted bc.%t part St. Albans, handy to twopenny section, clurie to jiark and school, nortli aspect, liuiit of wood iron roof, sido entrance, panelled hall, all rooms on largo , size, plastered, good leiuiiigiiW. latest style urd grates, firsi-clnss- range, hall and ; kitchen pa no Hod, wardrobe buiit in, linen pre?s. porcelain bath and basiv., hot :»:d cold ■ system, pantry, scullery, wardihouflo under ' Fame roof, electric light, nearly 4-aero Rcction. Land grow anything. Small deposit, and easy terms arranged. ' -P ftAri^ROOMED-BUNGALOWr^nh 1 CTwOtrvy jji, Albans, ."J years old, built of wood, iron roof, west aspect. 2 oriel windows, front and Fide verandah, 20ft stud, panelled hall, plastered, panelled ceiling in hail and dining-room, entrance oil verandah to diningroom, specially selected leadlights, tiled-biick range,_ tiled hearths and gratos, bath, basin, and shower, hot and cold system, pantry, ecullery. washhouse, copper arid tubs, workshop. kitchen, specially selected figured rimu timber inside finish, even* convenience to facilitate easy working. The house and section wcsli and tastefully laid out; section of i-acre. choice slmibn and roses, splendid fowlhoiiAc and runs, motor entrance. Clear title. 1 ermn arranged. This property wa.s built by tho owner for himsi'll; it is now too largo for present requirements. Handy to 2d section, one of tlie best car routes. X* X 7 A—JUSI' been rcduoe<l. Owner I U must sell.- 5-roomed Bungalow, 3 years old, east aspect, easement windows, .ron root, portico, panelled hall, plastered, newly papered, including ceilings, Icadlights, College grates, tiled hearths, rimu mantels, panelled overmantels, linen press, bath and basin, hot and cold water system, pantry, scullery, w,iKlihou.se, coppcr and tubs, high pressure water supply, gas and point fo<-' rititr: ;l-mhs acre, garden, lawn, and asphalt paths. St. Albans Park car, insido 2d section. All ready to occupy. Xo further expense. best par t Sprevdon. 12 montlis old, east aspect, oriel windows, box casements, iron roof, front arid side verandah, Oft stud. Cf! haJI. panelled dining-room and liall, plastered, leadlights. tilc<l hearths and grates, linen press, wardrobes, porcelain bath and basin, shower, hot. and cold system, pantry, 6cullerv, wash-house, copper, and tubs, windmil! water supply, electric, light, shed,' J-acro section. hor this property wo aro prepared to accept small depos.'-t, balance as rent. Would cost £100 more to build' to-day. NOTE. We are the onlv Auctioneering Finn of McKENZIE in this town and our address is M:t CASHEL STREET (next Tattersall's). Our ilr McKonzio severed his connexion with tlie firm in the Square over two vcttrfi ago. R. S. McKENZIE and CO., Auctioneers. Land and Estate Agents 143 Cashol 6<reet ' (next Tatteraall's). i3go / EDUCATIONAL. r A R E N T S! PLACE YOUR BOYS AND GIRLS UNDETi THE TUTELAGE OF TEACHERS WIIO HOLD HIGH DIPLOMAS. rp.'HE initial training of a boy or J- girl in commercial life will influence him or her for years to come. See to it, then, that you place YOUR boys and girls under tho chargo of teachers who, by long experience and the winning of high scholastics honours, aro thoroughly qualified to impart valuable knowledge to the plastic minds of youthful pupils. At Gilby'd College, a full staff of highly qualified Teacher Specialists teach Shorthand, Typewriting, Bookkeeping, and preparo students for Matriculation, Public Service, Accountancy Professional, and Bookkeepers' Diploma, etc. And each year, as the logical result of our excellent training, our students win success in the various public examinations. Write or call for particulars. GILBY'S COLLEGE LIMITED. Next Chief Post Office, Cathedral square, Christchurch. 1018 DIGBY'S COMMERCIAL SCHOOL. HALLENSTEIN'S BUILDINGS. (Opposite D.1.C.) Principal: MISS M. D. DIGBY, P.C.T., I.P.S. (Typists' Section). HIGHEST EXAMINATION RESULTS. HIGHEST EXAMINATION RESULTS. HIGHEST EXAMINATION RESULTS. At the Government Entrance Examination for SHORTHAND TYPISTES. held last September, FIVE of our pupiie were successful in passing, viz., FOUR JUNIORS and ONE SENIOR, the latter being the ONLY SUCCESSFUL CHRISTCHURCH CANDIDATE in the SENIOR DIVISION. This is the SECOND Go%-ernment Entrance Examination thio year at which one of our pupils has achieved this distinction. These results afford convincing proof of the excellent training received by OUR STUDENTS. DAY CLASSES. EVENING CLASSES. SATURDAY MORNING CLASSES. TERM COMMENCES ANY DAY. 6C63 ST. ANDREW'S COLLEGE, LINCOLN ROAD, CHRISTCHURCH. PRESBYTERIAN BOYS' COLLEGE. PREPARATORY AND SECONDARY. DAY AND BOARDING. To bo Opened on FEBRUARY' 6th, 1917. Situatrd Tight opposite South H-agley Park, Close to Trains from City and Station. EDUCATION FOR CHRISTIAN MANHOOD AND CITIZENSHIP. Headmaster: S. R. DICKINSON. M.A. (Melbourne), Classical Honounnan, Diploma of Education. Parents are requested to apply at once to Rev. J. Patcrson, M.A., 346 Worcester Btrcet; licv. A. T. Thompson, M.A., St. Andrew's Manse, and after January Ist to tho Headmaster. 1957 METHVEN AND ASHBURTON COACH. A COACH Runs between Methven and 1 A- Ashburton 0:1 TUESDAY'S and SATURDAY'S, Leaves S a.m., arrives* Ashburton 10.45 a.m. Leaves Ashburton 4 p.m., arrives Methven 6.15 p.m. Parcels and Orders left at Somerset Stable®, Ashburton, and Methven Liverv S tables. x BALCAIRN TO LEITHFIELD. A MOTOR will meet Morning Train* Balcairn, aniring from North and South, and can meet Evening Trains as required by wire or letter to FRANK ASHBY, Loithteld. THHE Greatest of All Wars," more fully -L dealt with in the "Evening News" than in any other i-iewepaper in tho Dominion. ; , BOTH ir. the Quantity and Quality of the [• War News, the "E-vjiiir.™ News' a ; r-- I 5