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WANTED TO PURCHASE SET of Chessmen, Buy. A9BB, “Press.” BOTTLES, Rags, Lead, Clean New PaP«Collect. 'Phone 35*194. ———-—■» X 9581 BUY, Microscope, 16 mm. and 4 mm. oojective. 819. A Press.” —“ BOILER for Scott Range. Left-hand oven. Apply P4OOl, “Press.” ... . DINING Suite in Rimu, with or without Buffet. Cash. P4Oll, “Press.” BOTTLES, Rags, Scrap, etc. Highest prices anywhere. 32-254. XB7U2 CARPET, about 12 x 9 or larger. Condition must be good. P 4074, “Press. RIDING Saddle and Bridle; must be in good condition. 'Phone 40-968. LINO., quantity of Good Used Lino., any colour. Good price. P 4097, "Press. RAGS, 9s a full sack; Batteries, ss. Bottles, Cast Iron, collected. 'Phone 32 CUCKOO Clock wanted urgently. Condition immaterial. Spot cash. P 4050, HAYWIN Elec. Vacuum Cleaner Wanted. Spot Cash. 'Phone 35-933. Rafiway Auction Rooms. 2993 ANTIQUES, Figures, Ornaments, Brassware. Best prices! Collect. Bon Marche, 180 High street. ——— SINGER Box-top Sewing Machine Wta. Urgently. 'Phone 35-933. Railway Auction Rooms. -—————— ——- 2993 WANTED to Buy Quantity of Books, suitable for a Lending Library. State price. Apply P 4002, “Press.” ■ CHINA, Ornaments, and Household Sundries Wanted to Buy. Railway Auction Rooms, 'Phone 35-933. ——; 2993 12FT x 9ft or Larger Carpet Wanted Urgently. Must be in Good Order. Rafiway Auction Rooms. 29» 3 DOMINION Textiles requires Rags, Old Clothes, Tailors’ and Dressmakers Cuttings, etc. *Phone 35-054. 9131 RAGS?~aiI Metals?'Lead, sd, 6d lb; Cast Iron, Bottles, etc. Top prices. For prompt service, ring 34-498, 9 a.m., 5 p.m. OUR Buyer will call and pay spot cash for your Furniture. Ring 31-224. W. E. Simes and Co., Auctioneers.T.C. RAGS! Rags! Old Clothes, Dressmakers’ Cuttings, etc., urgently required. Collect weekly. Dominion Textiles, 'Phone 35-054. — 9131 MODERN Bedroom Suite, with reflex mirrors, wanted for Client; also Modern 6-piece Dining Suite, good order, wanted. Railway Auction Rooms. ;2993 ANTIQUES, Old China Figures, Silver and Choice China. Highest prices paid. Winifred Swire, 149 A Colombo st., 'Ph. 41-112. CARPETS URGENTLY CARPETS CARPETS REQUIRED. CARPETS CARPETS BEST CASH CARPETS CARPETS PRICES. CARPETS HUTCHINSON, WHITE, LTD., Victoria square.Thone 40-010. GOODS WANTED FOR CLIENTS Widows, Doors, Sashes, Fuel Coppers, Porcelain Baths, 400 gal. Square Tanks, Riding Saddles, Trotting Sulky and Harness, Band Saws and Metal-top Sawbenches, Press Drills, Tradesmen’s Tools. Small Paint Spraying Outfits, Extension Ladders, Sports Bicycles, Concrete Mixers, Firewood Sawbenches, Empty Sacks, Little Giant Stocks. Dies, and Taps Forward with confidence to us, or we will purchase. SMITHS CITY MARKET, LTD., Auctioneers.X993l EDUCATIONAL WILL HUTCHENS. Mus.Bac., Singing and Violin, resumed Tuition Wednesday, February 1. Address: 150 Kilmore street. X 8313 ALISON ALSTON, A.T.CX. (Elocution Practical), 37 Idris road, Fendalton, resumes teaching Monday, 6th February. Pupils prepared for examinations and competitions if required. 'Phone 22-455. X4632 SELWYN HOUSE SCHOOL. PARENTS NATIONAL EDUCATIONAL UNION. The next term begins on Tuesday, February 7, 1950, at 9 a.m. The Principal will be “at home” »t the School on Monday, February 6, from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m., and at the House from 2 p.m. to 3 p.m. Boarders should be in residence before 6 p.m. on Monday, February 6. Telephones 23-977 and 23-299. 9057 IMPORTANT NOTICE TO PARENTS. ' Write to-day for full particulars of specialised course of FREE TRAINING for one year or longer in all branches of Home Craft at STRATHEONA HOME TRAINING CENTRE, Pleasant Point. This is the only Institution in New Zealand where girls are given such practical training. Music tuition can be aramged for. Apply (Mrs) E. L. MoLEOD, Taiko Rural Delivery, Timaru. EILEEN E. CURRAN, L.T.C.L., L.R.S.M., Resumes teaching of Pianoforte and Theory On TUESDAY NEXT, FEBRUARY 7. Recent pupils have successfully passed Trinity and Royal College examinations. Interviews: 2 to 4, at “Melville House,” 49 Gloucester st. 'Phone No. 33-744. X 9741 ERNEST EMPSON, ~ Resumes Tuition Pianoforte, Theory, Harmony, and Vocal Coaching. (Repertoire and Interpretation.) TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 7. Studio: C/o. BEGGS, High street. Interviews, Studio: Monday, February 6, 8-12, 2-5. Telephones: Private 31-053. Studio 32-597. • < X 9780 MRS ERNEST EMPSON ’ Resumes Tuition Pianoforte and Theory, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 7. For interviews, Monday, February 6, Morning and Afternoon. Studio: BEGGS, High street. 'Phones: Studio 32-597. Private 31-053. £9779 CHRIST’S COLLEGE. Headmaster: R. J. RICHARDS, M.A. The First Term, 1950, will begin on WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY Bth. The Headmaster wifi interview Parents on FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 3rd, and MONDAY, FEBRUARY 6th. Please telephone number 41-353 for appointment. There are a few vacancies for Day Boys. D. DOBSON, Bursar. 9042 RANGIORA HIGH SCHOOL. Principal: MR J. F. MOFFAT, B-A.. M.Sc., Dip. Ed. The School will reopen on TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 7, when all Pupils should attend. Enrolment forms should be sent in without delay. The Principal will be in attendance at the School from 9 a.m. on MONDAY, FEBRUARY 6th, to interview Parents. Prospectus on application to J. A. IVORY, Secretary. 2893 CHRISTCHURCH GIRLS’ HIGH SCHOOL. Headmistress: MISS J. I. STEWART, B.A. The Headmistress will be in attendance at the School on Friday, February 3, 1950, 10 a.m.-12, 2 p.m.-4 .p.m., for the purpose of jneeting parents who wish to discuss their daughter’s courses. Parents ef girls boarding at the hostel may interview the Headmistress during the same hours on Monday, February 6, 1950. School reopens on Tuesday, February 7, 1950, at 8.55 a.m., when all pupils are expected to be present. P. J. HALLIGAN, Secretary. 9109 AVONSIDE GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL, 180 Avonside drive, Christchurch. Headmistress: MISS V. F. TOWNSEND M.A. The Headmistress will be in attendance at the School on Monday, February 6, 14 p.m., to meet those parents and intending pupils who have not yet had interviews The morning is reserved for those who have already made appointments. School reopens on Tuesday, February 7 1950, and new oupils are expected to attend at 9 a.m., whilst last year’s pupils’ will report at 10.30 a.m. P. J. 'HALLIGAN, Secretary. 9058 CHRISTCHURCH BOYS' HIGH SCHOOL. Headmaster: A. E. CADDICK, M.A. *ta The Headmaster will be in attendance at the school for the purpose of enrolling new students and to meet parents of prospective pupils on: Wednesday, February 1. Thursday. February‘2. Friday, February 3. 9 a.m.-Noon. 2 p.m.-5 p.m. re °P en: > Monday, February 6,1950 at 8.45 a.m., when all pupils are expected’ to be present. P. J. HALLIGAN, Secretary. 9155 CARNATIONS: New Giant Flowering Perpetual, grown from seed specially imported by us from England’s leading Carnation Specialist, and claimed by him to have blooms 3 to 4in across, in a great mixture of colours from white through all shades of pink and red to a deep black-ish-purple. Packed in spaghnum moss and corrugated board to carry anywhere. 25 for ss, 60 for 10s, post free. A. T. TOMLINSON. LTD., Box 11, Manurewa, Auck- I land. T .c. j