EDUCATION AXi. iNGINEERING by post. UNIQUE HOME STUDY COURSE. LEA EX engineering in your spars time at home, without the inconvenience cf attending classes in tho City. All vo'.i need to do is to study Bower's highly perfected Postal Course on Engineering. Compiled in casy-to-understand fashion by wellknown experts. Lessor, paj/ers and drawings -,r r specially prepared for each Course. Every step graphically explained in simple language. An hour's d?.ilv study means lapid progression in e'.tber Electricity, Marine, Stationary, Traction, or Oil. Write av.-ay cow for Free F.rospeetus. BOWER'S ENGINEERING SCHOOL, (Registered under Marine and Education Departments since 1915). 141 Fletcher's Building, 122 Customhouse Quay, Wellington. at Auckland.) H4lOl-3 CANTERBURY UNIVERSITY COLLEGE. ACCOUNTANCY AND BANKING LECTURES. LECTURES COMMENCE TUESDAY MARCH 11th. _ ' T ECTURES are given in all the subjects required for the Diploma, in Banking and Subjects under the regulations of the Commercial Book-keepers' and the Professional Accountants' Examinations of tho New Zealand Society of Accountants (inc. Bachelor of Commerce Degree). Bookkeepers' Examination (certificate of Proficiency. The classes are held in the evenings. The classes are 'thoroughly prncticiil and all attention is devoted to individual -training-. The College Library is open to all students attending classes. Particulars may be obtained on application at the Office of the undersigned. L. A. STRINGER, • Registrar. Canterbury College, March 3rd, 1924. • . 4387 SATURDAY MORNING EXAMINATION AND COMMERCIAL CLASSES. SATURDAY MORNING CLASSES At T\IGBY'S COMMERCIAL SCHOOL Resume SATURDAY. Ist MARCH. Examination Students r 9 a.m. Shorthand and Typewriting: 10 a.m. Coaching for Matriculation, Publio Service, 6 S. Proficiency, . 6tc. Instruction in Shorthand and Typewriting. DIGBY-S COMMERCIAL SCHOOL : Hallenstein's Buildings (Opp. DI C i Tel. 1537. D 3481-4123 s CHO O L OF DANCING. Mi&s Bessie Macdondld, Pupil of Ruth St. Denis' Schobl of Dgncing, Los Angeles. Resumes teaching 3rdMar6h, on Russian Ballet, National' "Toe, 1 Oriental,*' Spanish, Classical and Interoretative Danfces. BALLROOM.. Fox Trot steps direct from New York as danced at- the Hotel 'SC Francis, San Francisco, under the I direfction of one of New York's leading Exhibition Dancers. STUDIO:' P. S. Nicholls's Buildings, 176 Manchester street, City. PRIVATE ADDRESS: 259 Hereford street, City. 'Phone 2790; Mc 6534 MISS E. COMYN'S THOMAS, Pupil of THE .MORRIS AND YERNON CASTLE Schoo.s of' Dancing, London, resumes her Claeses for Hellenic, National and Ballet Dancing, at the Orange Hall, Worcester street, on TUESDAY, March 11th. Adult classes for' Modern Ballroom Dancing, including "The Blues," "Chicago," and 'Tango," resume Saturday,' April sth, "Wednesday, - April 23rd.- Private classes by arrangement. Address, 477 Hereford street, Linwood. ' 4458
NOTICE IMPORTANT. FOB SURE SUCCESS LEARN Chinese from a CHINAMAN. Learn Italian from an ITALIAN. Learn Spanish from a SPANIARD. Learn French from a FRENCH TEACHER. TV. S. MALAQUIN, • French" Teacher, " Has Resumed Teaching l at 55 FITZGERALD AVENUE. M 6521 Dancing, deportment, calisTHENIC EXERCIES. Under Royal and Vice-Regal Patronage. • MISS LOWB, having returned from America, will resume her classes from MARCH 17th. Private lessons arranged for all the new dances. Evening classes, quarter from entry. Fox-Trot or, waltz taught in three lessons. At home Friday afternoons, 51 WORCESTER STREET. L 4163 MISS MARGERY MYERS, . Pupil of Eapinora and Vernon Castle School, London, holder of Certificates of Operatic Dancing, will "RESUME TEACHING Operatic, Ballet; etc.-, and' Modern .Ba'lroom Dances, including The Blues and The Chicago, at "TE WHABE," 55 Hereford street, from March 10th. Pupils interviewed M&rch 6ih and 7th, at "Te Whare," 4 to 5 p.m. Private address, ■ .49 SALISBURY STREET. M 6533 M ISS K. CARTWRIGHT, L.A.8., L.T.C.L., will resume teaching PIANO and THEORY on' WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 6th. - Former successes L.A.8., L.T.C.L., A.T.C.L. Six exhibitions Trinity College gained by .pupils Studio at BEGG'S MUSIC WAREHOUSE. C 2657 MATRICULATION. INDIVIDUAL TUITION. MR N. M. BELL, M.A., 8.D., 134 Fitzgerald street, St. Altnttu. Prospectus on Appliettfoa, 83650 MONEY. T HAVE MONEY .TO. LEND on any kind ■*- of Security. F. D. KESTEVEN, E4llß 4 Chancery las*. MONEY TO LEND. - T HAVE MONEY TO LEND from 41 up. 1" wards. W. H. COSTELLO, No. i Hallenatein's Buildings, comer High and Cashel streets. 'Phone No. 4613. C 2553 TTfTANTED to, Borrow, £225, £6OO, £1250, I|. and £I6OO. Securities first mortgage, undoubted. Apply P.O. Box 610, Chiastchurch. 7sa LEADS AND SUUEO. FOB THE TRADE. VKTE *» prepared to Cut all aiaea of " LEADS, RULES, sad COLUMN RULES on the SHORTEST NOTICE. Par Specimens and Prices apply CHRISTCHUECH PRESS CO., LTD. HAMPTON BROS., Grain and Produce Merahants, 50-54 Tuam street. PASH BUYERS of Potatoes, Onions, Wheat, Oats, Chaff and all farm produce. Wanted—Prime Table Potatoes and Oatsheaf Chaff; good prices for prompt delivery. HAMPTON BROS., 60-54 Tuam etreet. 2320
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