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i \ I . A Letter from a Man I who wears Glasses H Incidentally, the Glasses were fitted and supplied by us. and 9 our client was so thoroughly well satisfied that he wrote us the R following letter :— The Hermitage, Kotherham, 1 May 4th. 191 J. The passes I received from vou, after one month's trial only require one word ia giving their description, and that is Perfection. 1 have used glasses for over tw«ntv years, and I can honestly -siy they arc the I have ever had, although n, I have had some that exist more. If I have any mishaps with them I shall communicate with you at once, hoping ycrn will be kept busv serving others H as you have served me. is j What we have done for this man, and others, that we can do B I for you. ■ Prompt, Efficient Optical Service. I John R. Procter B Consulting Optician 200 High Street H S\j2i7—4l*'

EDUCATIONAL^ "THOROUGH" INSTRUCTION IN DRAWING AND PAINTING. ITUiEEIIAND and Instrumental Drawing are optional subjects for tho Matriculation! Public Service Entrance-. To-chers' and kindred o* - To ensure you must receive "THOROUGH" Instruction, such as is impart til at CilLui'S COLLEGE. By- our t-vFlem of individual teaching rapid and efficient preparation is a.?si>re.l, t=o that our atudenta liavo tiic be-t yo?«ib!o clianeo of securing hi„-h murks in this subject, at u min.tnutu expenditure of timo and fw. Students may also enrol for inftrue! ion in Painting in Oils or •. Water-colours, and for lceson* in Pu^tel-drawinp. Inßtruclion in Drawing and Painting is Day and Eveninir. also by Cori'ospondcnco. The term may bo commenced at nnv timo to suit tho convonionco of ; 6tudent.s. • , Cji!l and interview tho Director, or for New Prospectus, "SUCCESS," or for Correspondence Prcsport*i°, entitled "HOME STUD\ COURSES. GILBY'S COLLEGE LTD. (Horace Gilby, F.C.1., Director), Next Chief Post, Office, Cathedral square, CHRISTCIIURCB. G453 SECURE A GOOD POSITION. LEARN WIRELESS. WE nro tho only College in tho Dominion solely devoted to teaching WIRELESS. We liavo tho Marconi Apparatus of tho latest type installed iu our Wellington, and Auckland Colleges, and nro tho only College in tho Dominion to havo the Marconi equipment. Our students have priority for appointments to tb<> operating stall of the Aiistralir.n Marconi Company (Amalgamated I Wireless. Australasia), in Now Zealand, The following students of oura liavo boon placed in good positions:—Eady, lies, Parko Brown Kain, Cooke, Dickson, Taylor, ant Ward. WILL YOU BE THE NEXT? Enrol now, in the best equipped Colloga in tho Dominion. Send or call for Prospectus. DOMINION COLLEGE OF RADIOTELEGRAPHY, G3 Cathedral square, Chrislchurch. Also at Wellington and Auckland. P.O. Box 729. D 2009-4203 DIGBY'S COMMERCIAL SCHOOL. Hallenstoin's Buildings (opp. D.1.C.) Principal: Miss M. D. Digby, P.C.T., I.P.S. (Typists' Section). Assisted by a full Staff of Highly Qualifii-i i Instructors. > All Day and Evening Commercial ClajBWW hav» now resumed. 3 Coaching for MATRICULATION. PUBLIC 1 SERVICE ENTRANCE, SIXTII STAN--3 DARD PROFICIENCY and other Exama. By MISS M. GOtf, MA. (Hons.). Hours to suit «tudenU. > Preparation for BOOKKEEPERS' EXAM, i by MR G. H. CHRISTIE, Rog. Acct.. A.N.Z.A.A. ' Prospoctns, giving full particulars, on ap- , plicntion at the School. J DAY CLASSES EVENING CLASSES 1 SATURDAY MORNING CLASSES. Term commences at any time. D 2192-6234-3 3 1 ST. ANDREW'S COLLEGE. Lincoln road Christ church. PRESBYTERIAN BOYS' COLLEGE. DAY AND BOARDING. 2 HEADMASTER: S. R. Dickinson, M.A. (Melbourne), Diploma of Education. ; CHAPLAIN: ' Rev. A. T. Thompson M.A., B.D. SENIOR MASTER 3 W. H. Johnsvon B.A. RESIDENT MASTER: 1 A. S. Holloway SCIENCE: •• E. C. Rowo B.Sn. ' MISTRESS OF JUNIOh DEPARTMENTS jj Miss R. Michcll.

WANTED TO PURCHASE. I WANTED TO PURCHASE. WJZ PAY THE HIGHEST PRICES FOR W SECOND-HAND PIANOS, and SEWING MACHINES. Ii vou wish to Sell, be sure and give us a ring or call. McKENZIE and WILLIS, Auctioneers, Cathedral square (next Post Office). McCO.2S-5146 WANTED to Purchase. Seed Potatoes; must be sound and pure. J. Meagner and Co., Produce Merchants, Cashcl street, Christchurch. . ANTED"to Buy, pood Second-hand Ga» *' • Engino, from 3to -1 h.p.; also Secondhand 2-6 cater Ford Car; imist be in good order and cheap. Applv "this morning yy letter, before 9.30, to "Cash," c.o. Excelfi;or Hotel statins; prico and whore to bo 3cen. 4782 WANTED. t'i Kfjn WXsrrED~on~Firet Mortgage, c?wJLUUv City Property, good situation. Apply " Mortgage,' ,^, l're»6''_Ullico._ 117S "\XTANTEDi Trapped Rabbits.—are giv- » V ing 7e per dozen at Christchurch from date. P. Fcron Sou, l'"l£h Market, 3jl'' Moorhouse avenue. 1"34 WANTEDT^urs - «*d Fur' Coats made to order or Remodelled, promptly, t>olwiil's Fur Storo, High struct. 103' ANTED —At Nicholson and Co.'s Salo on Monday—Stylish Tweed Costumes for 19s Gd, usually 35e Cd. NGIG7 ANTED—At Nicholson and Co.a Sale on Monday—Fur Stoles, slightly damaged, at 9s lid, usually 35°. N6167 Nicholson and Co.'s Salo YV —Fur Muffs, slightly damaged, at 5s lid and 7s lid, usually l'Js Gd and 21s Gd. N6IG7 ANTED—At Nicholson and Co.'b Salo on Monday—Fleecy Lined Bloomers in Navy, Saxe, and Brown, at 2s 9d, usually 7a 9d. NGIG7 XfiT ANTED —At Nicholson and Co.'s Sale VV —Fancy Delaine Blouses at Cs 11.1, usually 7s lid. NGIG7 WANTED —At Nicholson and Co.'s Sale —25 doz. Men's Uudcrvcets and Pant* at Is llid, usually 3s Gd? N6167 WANTED —At Nicholson and Co.'s Sale —Ladies' Stylish Tweed Coats nl ins 6d, usually 32s Gd. N6I w-700 MISCELLANEOUS. C CHIMNEY Sweep. Armstrong, 51 FairJ field avenue. Neatness and Cleanliness a Speciality. 'Phone 1613. 942 p RAMOPHONES, Records, largo stock ox Ruapohu. Lyricphone3, Zonophor.es, etc., horn, hornless. Make Winter Summer by buying Gramophone; 4 guineas up. 26 MORE and CO. cINTYHETs Extra Strong Periodic Pills. Recommended by ladies. 4s Gd, chemists and stores. 82209-424G C~IUPS cost money now. If you wish to V eoonomieo call and eeo tho good strong Bieakfast Cups Mineon'a have at Gs Gd tho dozen: MGI79-423 Sweeping.—'Phono 2090, or *-/ 39 Andover street. T. BenjaminSmith. 1094 MRS Roea's Pills, obtainablo from leading chemists. Look for Mrs Ross's signature on every box. 4466 LEFT-OFF Clothing — -Mrs Robson, 203 High street (late of Duncdin). Cash iiuyer of Ladies', Gents', and Children's Lcft-off Clothing. Letters attended to. 'Phone 3628. _ Jkio'.Ll rpHREEPENNY Mousetraps all reduce:] to -L 2d at Minson's. Spccial. MGI73-123 BLOOMINE is a pains "taking" remedy. All tho difference between having painful corns end not having them is Cd, tho price of "Bl'oomine" Corn Cure. Sold Everywhere. H-1052 SPRING BLOSSOM PILLS" Curo Liver Complaints and Indigestion, etc. Are purely herbal, sugar-coated, small pil!6, small dose, small price—Gd and la. Everywhere. Hii/o2 TEFT-OFF Clothing.—Mra Meagher. Cash Buyer of Gents' Misfits, Boots, Trunks, 1 Portmanteaux, also Ladies' and Children's ! Clothing. 123 Lower High street,. Letters 1 promptly attended to. Telephone No. 3578. _ MGI22 "j\,TcINTYRE'S Extra Strong Periodic Pills. I -.V-L Recommended by ladies. 4a Gd, chemists and stores. B2:09-424G Tl TIN SON'S Is 2d Trivets ;ire soiling fast. IY-L Better get one now. MGI79-423 LEFT-OFF Clothing.—Mrs Pritchard is a Cash Buyer of Gents' Misfit and Leftoff Clothing, Boots, Trunks, Portmanteaux, and Ladies' and Children's Clothing. Spot cash. Ring up 'Phone 3394, or write 19 Victoria street. P6079

SECOND TERM BEGINS TUESDAY, MAY 29th. Bflys of »11 np»s admitted. Prospectns from Headmaster and all Presbyterian Minister# Telephone 1871 Bt. AJ255-WO7 Dancing, deportment, physical CULTURE. Undor Royal and Vfctv Regal Patronago. MISS LOWE roeumo* her Claflßos for Plain and Fancy Dnncin? from Juno 4th. Ladies' Evening Clamoa forming. Waltzing taught in three private lessons. At homo Tuesday Aftornoons, 207 MONTREAL STREET. JHI DANCING. MISS BUCHANAN (Pupil of Ed. Soott London and Brighton) hae Resumed Teaching, Evening Claeeoa Forming. Pri< rata instruction given. Walt 7, in tnrco leasons AORANGI, 184 FITZGERALD AVENUE. 'Phono 4343. 82380-9280 THE IMPERIAL CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC. —Anyono can Learn by our Methods. No scales; no Drudgery. We Teach from Melodioe.' ROOMS 1 and 2, 83 Hereford etrect. . X Dancing, deportment, and physical EXERCISE. —MISS COX (Pupil of Mi» Wordev.-orth. London) rwumfs Afternoon Classes irom WEDNESDAY, .Mjiv 30th. Eveninr Clasß'.'fl forming. 53 HEREFORD STREET WEST. Tel. 354. £2379 WANTED KNOW*. WANTED KNOWN. WE BUY SECOND-HAND FURNITURE in any quantity, A!ao. PIANOS, SEWING MACHINES. BEST PRICES GIVEN. iIcKENZIE and WILLIS, Cathedral squere (next Post Office). McCO 23-5143 WANTED KNOWN. Fyou want a STRAIGHT DEAL and the HIGHEST PRICE, we Buy all Classes of Second-hand Furnjtare, I'ixnoa, Sewing Machines, etc. R. S. McKENZIE and SCO., Auctioneers, CASHEL STREET (next Tattereali's). 'Phono 3411. McCO23 TTIULL Stock Zonophonc Regal, Edison J- Cylinder and Diamond disc Records. Try us. Make Winter Summer by buying A ' Giamophone; 4 guineas up. nc MORE «.nd CO. A