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AUCTIONS. TONKS. NORTON AND CO. OUR POPULAR FURNITURE AUCTION WILL BE HELD IN OUR ROOMS, TUESDAY NEXT. AT 1.30 P.M. 250 FIRST CLASS LOTS WILL BE ' OFFERED On Account of The Trustees of a __ Deceased Estate. TIT AIN ITEMS—Oak Singer Drophead Machine, Oak Bedroom Suite, Rimu Bedroom Suite, Rimu Dining Suite, Large Chesterfield Suite (Wool Moquette). 2 Other Suites, 3 Odd Chesterfields, Upholstered and Seagrass Easy Chairs, Congoleum Squares, Linos, 2 Child’s Rimu Wood Beds, J and Double Rimu and Oak Beds, Elec. Stove, 5 Wardrobes, Double and Single Mirrors. Also Plain Door Wardrobe, Oak Buffet, Oak and Rimu Duchesses, Wood Coal Vase, Antique Copper Firescreen and Kerb, Box-end Kerb, Hottentot, Bookcase, Quaint Ornaments and many other good, useful lots. INSPECTION INVITED on MONDAY and TUESDAY Mornings. TONKS. NORTON and CO., Auctioneers and Estate Agents, '' 105 HEREFORD STREET. 2913 £BBS- - MOST ATTRACTIVE BUNGALOW of 5 Rooms, Sunroom. and Kitchenette. SELECT LOCALITY AND SURRQUNDgD WITH NICE HOMES, be taken G °° a can TONKS, NORTON, and CO.. 2912 105 HEREFORD 'ST. EDUCATIONAL. INDIVIDUAL Tuition—UNIVERSITY A ENTRANCE EXAMINATION. Etc., MR N. M. BELL. M.A., 8.D., 134 Fitzgerald street, St. Albans. Interviews, 6.30 p.m. Prospectus on Appliaction. ■ 83008 TTSTHER J. BROWN, L.R.S.M., L.T.C.L.. resumes teaching Piano and Theory. Monday. September 4th. Studios; , Bristol Rooms and 187 Lincoln road. Spreydon. Change of address to 34 Picton avenue. Riccarton. X 5401 PITMAN’S COMMERCIAL COLx LEGE. Top Floor, WardeU’s Buildings. Strictly individual tuition in Shorthand (Pitman and Gregg), Typewriting. Bookkeeping, Etc. Term commences with first attend-) ance. Positions guaranteed for all qualified students. Fees moderate. ’Phone 41-027. GREGG-BANKS COLLEGE. GREGG-BANKS COLLEGE. SHORTHAND-TYPEWRITING . SATURDAY MORNING CLASSES. CPECIAL Classes.in TYPEWRITING & SHORTHAND are now forming, commencing September 4 th. Apply to the Principal, Miss I. I. M. Archer, 8.A., now. Gregg-Banks College, 115 Cashel street, or Telephone 37-696. TTAAGEN HOLENBERGH, CON--1 CERT 'PIANIST, TEACHER Oi PIANO, AND ART SONG INTERPRETATION. Solo Pianist to H.M. the King of Denmark, late Professor oi the McGill University, Conservatoriun; of Music, Montreal. European and American credentials of highest-order Students prepared for all examinations Interviews by appointment Studio Begg’s. ’Phone 36-831, H 547! SHORTHAND. TYPEWRITING, BOOKKEEPING, ETC. Thoroughly and Individually Taught at COMMERCIAL SCHOOL. Our Instruction' is SOUND, practical, and COMPREHENSIVE, i Day. Evening, and Saturday Morning Sessions. 1 Railway Concessions for Country Students. COACHING for MATRICULATION. School Certificate, etc., by Qualified Tutors. , Full particulars on application. Tel. 32-510. ; 69 WORCESTER STREET WEST , (Just over Bridge from Square). Principal; MISS M. D. DIGBY, P.C.T., I.P.S. TEACHERS OF DANCING. I ON DON ACADEMY, " 769 Colombo street. 'Phone'4l-933. MODERN BALLROOM DANCING Private Lessons by Appointment. CLASSES: TUESDAYS AND THURSDAYS. Principal; A. L. Leghorn. C.M.I.S.T.D. •J /- CLASS LESSONS. EILEEN A/ ORCHARD, School of Latest Ballroom and Tap Dancing. Private Lessons by Appointment. Class Every Wednesday and Friday Evenings at s p.m. Children Tap Classes Every Saturday Morning at 10 a.m. Studio: 100 PAPANUI ROAD. IIfARION GROSE SCHOOL OF ' • DANCING. Latest Modern Ballroom Dancing. Quickstep, Waltz. Slow Fox Trot, and Tango. Full particulars from the Studio. Entrance at rear of Sun. Buildings, off Oxford terrace, through Gas Company’s night inquiries right-of-way. G 539 BAPTIST CHURCHES. . REMEMBER! : i CENTENNIAL . RALLY. '“"REAT CENTENNIAL RALLY. CANTERBURY BAPTISTS. - OXFORD TERRACE BAPTIST CHURCH. THURSDAY, AUG. 31st, 1939. Tea, 6 p.m. Public Meeting, 7.80 p.m. SPECIAL MUSIC. EVERY BAPTIST PRESENT. * 8170 QXFORD TERRACE BAPTIST CHURCH. Minister: REV. L. J...BOULTON SMITH. 1 BIBLE CLASS WEEK. 11 a.m.,—Morning Worship and Quarterly Communion. Intercession World Peace. Message from President of Baptist Union. Anthem: “Cast Thy Burden" (Mendels-, sohn). 6.30 p.m?— SPECIAL YOUTH SERVICE. Sermon: [ "MAKING HABIT OUR ALLY.” Anthem: "Conquering Kings Their Titles Take” (Maunder). TUESDAY—7.3O p.m.: YOUTH SERVICE. Members of the Fellowships and all . Bible Class Members. THURSDAY—7.3O; QUARTERLY CHURCH RALLY NIGHT. Choir, Items, Report, Supper, Family Worship. 07275 /COLOMBO STREET BAPTIST CHURCH, . Christchurch South—Minister, Rev; N. R. Wood. 11 a.m.. Security amid Danger: 6.30 p.m.. My Brother’s Guardian,’’ 2843 Lyttelton street baptist CHURCH: Minister, Rev. C. Chant— Sunday Services: ll> a.m.. “Youth’s Bar to Progress": 6.30 p.m.. Young People's Service, conducted' by Mr Gordon Smith and Bible Class Members, XSIS2 Lincoln road baptist church—--11 a.m.. Thanksgiving Intercession,6.30 p.m., "Sin, the Detective; Christ, the Pursuer.” After-church Social Hour. Speakers Canon Parr: "A Trip 'to Palestine." Minister, Rev. Erie. M. Enright. ■ ■ • 2816 OPAWA BAPTIST CHURCH, Wilson’s road—Bible Class Week. IX a.m.. All Morning Communion and Special Intercession Service; 6.30 p.m.. Taken by Bible Class Members; Christ for Young People. Social Hour alter -the Service. . 2832