| Points from j I Procter's Policy I 5 We use only the highest quality of leases, frames and S E mountings in all our Optical work. We have our EE S own laboratory on the premises, in charge of highly E = qualified optical workmen. Our examinations are E jj£ thorough, and our glasses are correct. In no case do = s we prescribe spectacles unless examination proves 2 E them absolutely necessary. E I J. R. Procter Optician | | 200 High Street . Chrlstchurch m
PROFESSIONAL NOTICES P.O. BOX 669. TELEPHONE 2075. SEVICKE JONES, OPTICIAN. G. Corner of CATHKDRAL SQUARE and CHANCERY LANE. (No Canvassers Employed.) J4534-213 SECRETARIES, BUSINESS MEN, ETC. Jj\Oß ALL CLASSES OF TYPE-WHITING, DUPLICATING, Etc., Use tho DISPATCH SERVICE, 761 Colombo street. (Over Drayton's). •Phone 8757. P.O. Bo* 953. 69353 A WALTER J. MOOR& F.P.A. (N.Z.), F.I. A. (N.Z.), CCOUNTANT AND AUDITOR. Agent (or Trustees and Abetatee*. AJI.P. Buildings, M 6918 Cathedral square. rpiRED EYES! When the area easily tira 1 'tis a aign oi weakness t Don't nqgleot Nature's call for assistance—consult a specialist optician—consult MR ALEX. GRAN T, who will give you helpful advice and prescribe becoming glasses if necessary. ALEX. GRANT Consulting Optician, 115 Gashel street, G6889-6163 (Opp. Ballantyns's). R. OPTOMETRIST AND OPTICIAN. 8. LONSDALE. Fellow of the Spectacle Makers' Company, Lorejcm. 182 MANCHESTER STREET (One Minute from Cathedral). L 6869 A FALKENBACH, A.M.1JE.8., Consulting Engineer, 123 KNOWLES STREET, ST. ALBANS, for Plana and Specifications, Estimates of Cost, Drawing#, and any Engineering problems. 16'il s N. ROBINSON, G.A.T.B. N.Z. FOOT SPECIALIST. New rooms, 173 Casliel street East. 'Phone 22/71. First floor. By appointment. £0547-3111 *V"OUNG and CRAIG (Palmer Graduates). X Chiropractors and Spinographera, Royal Exchange Buildings, Cathedral square. All work verified by X-Ray. Hours: 8.80 to 6; Saturday, B.SO to_ 1. Members N.Z. Chiropi»otore' Association. 1917# FUHERAL NOTICES. rpHE Friends of Mrs H. Clark, of SouthX. bridge, are invited to attend tha Funeral of her late son, James George, leaving 225 Durham street, on Friday, at ill a.m., for the Bromley Cemetery. GEORGES BARREtLL. ■ IMS fTVHE Funeral of the late Very Rev. Deaa A' William Hyland will talce place on day, December Ist., Requiem Mom in the Rangiora Catholio Church at 11 a»m,, theno* to the Cemetery. H. J. GULLIVER. 4189 fTtHE Friends of the late George Shelmer--1 dine are respectfully informed that hi* Funeral will leave the Canterbury Hotel, Lyttelton, at 2.30 p.m. on Friday, for the Publia Cemetery. W. I. . LESTER. 41M GEORGE BARBEL 1% FURNISHING UNDERTAKER. MOTOR HEARSES AND MOTOR CARRIAGES FOR FUNERALS ANY DISTANCE. Offloe: 221. Garage* 225 Durham street •PHONE J2l Niffht or Da^.^ JOHN RHIND (Late Langford and Rhind), Undertaker. P.O. Bos 528. jl/TOTOR Hearse and Carriages for Fun* «1 rals in Town and Country. 106 Montreal street. Sydenham. 'Phone 1608. 19 London street, Richmond. 'Phone 689. Town Office; 104 Cash el street 'Phone 813, R9065-609< J. LAMB AND SON, FUNERAL FURNISHERS, No. 234 LICHFIELD STREET. Telephone Established. 1873. MOTOR HEARSES AND CARRIAGES. FOR FUNERALS TO ANT PART OF CANTERBURY. L 6199 F. FISHER. UNDERTAKER, KAIAPOL ~ "OTOR FUNERALS, ANY DISTANCE* 'PHONE 31, KAIAPOI. F5971 M c A SPECIAL display of Upholstered work in Chesterfield Easy Chairs, etc., marked at bedrock to sell Dicing Chairs, Setgrass Seats at 20s, at Holmes and Sons, Ltd., 180 High street Hs7lg-3»S
EDUCATIONAL DIGBY'S COMMERCIAL SCHOOL, H aliens tcin's Buildings, Triangle (Opr. D.1.C.). SUCCESS depends on efficiency. We will make you efficient. Success will then be yours. All Commercial subjects taught according to our well tried system of expert personal tuition, thorough and rapid. Our qualified students are eagerly sought after by leading houses in the city. Our records surpass all others. Enrol at onoe and take the firwt stop to prosperity. D 3290-7206-7 MEDBUKY PREPARATORY SCHOOL. ]4l Clyde road, Fendalton, Christchurch. MR E. J. CHENNELLS (SenioT Assistant Master, Waihi School, Winchester) will open a BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL for BOYS from 7 to 14 years of ago. The School will be preparatory for Christ's College and other Collegiate Schools. Buildings situated in over 4J acres of grounds, within five minutes' walk of tram terminus. First tetm commences February, 1939. Prospectus on application to MR E. J. CHENNELLS, Winchester, 8493 S. Canterbury. gCHOOL OF DANOINO. Principals: F, READE and W. 8. WAUCHOP (London and Paris). Assistant: MISS RUBY WILDING. Russian Ballet, Classical, and Modern Ball* room Dancing, Including THE NEW TANGO. Stadias: 143 WORCESTER STREET. Phone 4107. W9185-5485 LATEST BALLROOM DANCES (as danoed at Murray's Club and The Grafton I Galleries, London). MISS VIOLET DEN- j NIS, Professional Teachar of Ballroom Dancing, London. is eivinp lessons in her Studio. Room 21, Victoria Chambers (opp. the Band Rotunda). Private Lessons by appointment. Classes Mondays 8 p.m. for beginners. Improvers' Class (for practioe), Thursdays, 8 p.m., Class Children over 10, Saturdays, 11 a.m. For appointments 'phone 3902 (mornings before). P.O. Box 685. D 8266-274 EXPERT Teachers of Dancing. Mac's Dancing Academy. We have taught thousands, can taacil you. Lemons any hour (day or night). Latest and Plain Dances taught. 221 Manchester street, near Worcester street, City. M 6950 HOTELS. WELLINGTON'S BEST PRIVATE HOTEL «lj| E E MANSION S." Ghuznee street. Right in the heart of the city." -Every convenience. Excellent Ouisine, Tariff 12s per day, £3 lfls per week. Telegrams, "The Mansions, Wellington." Under the personal supervision of Mesdames Cooke «md McGowan (late of Christchuroh). C 8353 VISITORS TO AKAROA. YOU will be delighted with the lovely view and good Table obtainable at "GRAND VIEW" Private Hotel, recently built, being modern and up-to-date in every particular, malting it a home away from home. Tariff 9s per day, £2 His per week. Telegrams and Letters promptly attended to. 'Phone: AkaToa 85._ W9I7S-681 MRS J. WRIGHT, Proprietress. MONBY. TVTONEY TO LEND ON ANY KIND OF IVI SECURITY. To Relicts Temporary Financial Embarrassment. H. ELLWOOD, 133 Armagh street. 'Phone 3087. E6OBI I HAVE MONEY TO LEND on any kind of Security. F. D. KESTEVEN, K935 4 Chancery lane. AKAROA! AKAROA! OAKLEY'S yvntFAS NON-STOP MOTOR SERVICI Under entirely New Management C&rljtchuroli-Akaroa Twice Sally Horolnf BerrJoe—Ohrlstchurch dep., Letlu. toy's (next Broadways): 8.30 a.m. and 2.80 p.m. Akaroa dep.: 8 a.m. and 1.15 p.m. Oakley's guarantee oomfort, punctuality, and reliability. Booking ■ at Lethaby's, Cathedral Square, 'Phone 1608; Oakley's, 'Phone 1867; Bsllsk's, TobacoonlsU, Colombo St.; Finney's, Hlfk St.; Axohenltold's, High St. Bo sure and ask for Oakley's. Accommodation booked up for paaseneeza.
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