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Dominion, Volume 1, Issue 126, 20 February 1908, Page 2

■ ; 5. ' SPORT)NG. .WELLINGTON "pONY AND' GALLOWAY ..-^RACING.!CLUB. -. ' i! v, 1 . ' ' . __ , * NOTICE' TO BOOKMAKERS. y I m , . r./ ji-viiii).)-' , 1 -.TJOOKMAREES desirous .of doing business .Jf> at'the above Club's .Meeting. at Mirainar. ■ on Saturday, February ffi,' should make appli-cation;-on or before "FRIDAY,- Fobruavy - 21. "■ -Foe: .tCS -injpide^f• <£3 ' 1 ' - . t 'Applications, to be accompanied by Cash 'or '-- P. P. BIGWOOD, , .... I'. '.JW 'Secretary. I. ..Jbramar,' Wellington: < -^iß.—The right' is' : 'resoh'Pd ..to refuse admis- • J -,"v ision "to undesirables at tho . Racecourse [:! ."i; jgatps. ■ 74G9 a'"-- . .. . ..... ~ I ' . jSEP,U,PAT I.p.NA L', J. ST. : PATRICK'S COLLEGE, WELLINGTON. mHE Summer Holidays end on THURSDAY, ' jX'j- day,' the punctual ' return 'sof * all •" Resident; -Pupils 'is , earnestly --requested. . Day -Pupris'-should' -be-.'in. attendance on . FRIDAY. NEXT, before 9 o'clock a.m. ■ P ~l'or Jermsjjstc.i,. apply, to | ;712f. -' THE RECTOR. , 1 '-'i i-'-'. ' ;i™ ..j ! iEDDCATIojjAL.' fii It E G Gi "1 S"H 0 RT -H A N D: A SWEEPING-VICTORY : , v. : n A!t!the N.Z., the .only official- ' Shorthand :Co'ii^ests"heid' l iir i . New: Zealand open -td.i'writers ofijany-.-system—GßEGG, writers obtained all tJie.i.Gold' '.'Medals ,- with' special': i tmontion, and the-(Highest Awards for" SPISL'D. LEGIBILITY,.: AND ACCURACY, * | Completely lOutclassmgo/Pitmari , writers. . ; -WHYf-Because GREGG SHORTHAND is i!, ' EASIEST,,™ LEARN ' , : EASIEST TO READ i EASIEST 'TO I 'WRITE. . - ■ Success Assured at the - gHORTHAND .JNSTITUTE,: ! S CUBA'STREET (opposite Town Fall).; ■ Send fori.Booklet, "Shorthand Contests." .'i-l -'. !>■•/ ".- - :■ -' :: : i BANKS'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, ' ' j ' 11| GPvEYjSTREET. '■ j -'.FOR,;' TUITIONIN ACCOUNTANCY. BUSINESS r METHODS?"-'Typewriting, ..and; . Pitman's Shorthand. Expert Coaching for'. University- and Civil .Service.Exams,■,• ' . ■ ! Send - for -' ;. |-Tel:? : -Box 162.'. ' lyrry-.r y ' ■ > -C7Gi pROYDON__PREPARA'i?ORY : SCHOOL.-' Boarding and Day School for Boys under 13 years. Boys, under fl years. - ' f ' •' jj. C 823 M" ' r.S. : liLVRGAREjr SUTCLIFFE, Gold 'Medallist, : ,-Rew. -Zealand, is ' prepared ;to J Engagements • Con- ! 'cflr.ts/' A^ternooiis^etei'' "-"FAIRVIEW,": 075?.- ' " .ishit. b'.Ti/pr>l { osburgh Streetf. : ;' ' -VIOLIN rjpOWRY PIPER, tho Crystal Palace jL: Orchestra, • aud pu]ijl ot the late Carl Jung, iis prepared to receive Pupils for-the :V'iohn. 'Attendance at -residence if required. Address, tdr'Tafnls, otc.;TJ.Ci. Wellington PianoI'f ;-CBB9 -! . '-"'SINGING. •• I',"' 7 ' ''"'TO PU-PILS. - ' ' ' Ti^fis.i.,' I iMUELLER;.: has ■ -IResumed .Teaching. ■Candidato'3--prepared-' for r Esaminati6ns;' Address- 7r II;,(!AMIJ.RIDG,E TERRACE. .'.'7230 " VOICE 'specialist MR. T.EO' BUCKERIDGE, pupil of Signor Blasco, .Milan/ and Sir . Chas.' Santley,' London, has.-, removed... ,to r vßoulcott Chambers (Room No; 9;' top u66r), --Boulcott Street (opposite Roman Catholic .Church), where he la prepared,-, to : Pupils for Voice Produc- ' tdon;' ! lUocuti6nv and .Singiiig. Special attention •to!D^ti , I 'B^atii^v," c ",i C 735 M"' -f- r S''S"' JI'U;R"I-E''L '.- M. VA R E,- - '*• (A Mus >V GM , Eng), ,v." . . ..;3.'I'IRIE;SIT.EET. ;, Teacher'of'-Piano'Theorr,'Harmony, and Conn- . i terpomtir Voioo-Produti;cu and Singing. «W.: , .C 577 : 13 A-N'J'O. T&JffR; A. teacher of Banjo, Chivers's Quay. -. •: C5Bl SOME~ ftFi OURi OBJECTS:— • TO'.tQlTß,StfiiWy Practical .Knowle'dgo . ' ..• u of '\th , 6'; ; l subj'eits''hiost in demand in .the ~''-Gomni'ercial, Woiddv«and to.fit.youhg men ! | "and women lor Business Life. ; -TO ADAPT the'instruction to the Student's imlividualv,canity; ..temperament, and ' requirements,';',ani„dius secure to each tho advantage'bf 'rtfal individual tuition; : ! -.to r ,mak,e, the Student? feel that from tho i .jtiieir ■ introduction •> to ; . the -J'/ii Cp.li'egeclttssp, itheir;'welfare' is' our first ■ L, f-: f care;" y !. I ip^-LAdfi--everydeserving and 'efficient ; ■*< stiidonli Jto i'a "ireraun'e'rative position. : ;:| < f'iSliofthand'" J Spfeed'; pj.kl bs now*, forming..:. STOTT. WD HOARE'S, ' MORRAH'S BUILDING'S (WILLIS ST.),' , Li' W. H. BARTLETT, :"! - PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHER, ~ " 7 WiLLIa STREET . . ; - TDARTLETT'S "SILVERPOINT" AND ijD INDIA PROOF PORTRAITS rank with "thcwJ6a(liiig.-p<ictfiitui-et;'of London.-' and. Now, York. " "excellent, and ;bcautiful gifts'." '' : j'For Appointments Te1T1233. id;-.- .- ' .7. WILLIS STREET. C7G9 OUR Client will never regret- the v High First Cost, of a '- - 1 STANDARD:ELECTRIC ELEVATOR. ' ' His monthly, b'Uls':."fo)lC Low, Current Consumption (from'2s.'to 20s.' per month) will always remind him, : of our good advice;, 1 Hs will speak to his friends of. the. wonderful economy of tho 1 ; STANDARD ELECTRIC ELEVATOR. ' Wherpas.-thoj.pljicjngv.o£-ja contract for tho 6upply>°f? a'v'.ChoaprElootric Lift ■ offered by those wh'fi 1 do'iiot 'iindorstand."electrical conditions, refleot discredit-upon tho p'rofessioniradv'iJe'r;'' arid, 11 indeod, njay provo ; a ghastly- blunder. Ask -the. users of . ovpr 300 STANDARD ELEC+RIC'ELEVATORS"in Australasia,what they think. . .p/PS*" i The good points" of 'tho Standard are expensive, but they aro -vital. They ensure Reliability,. L Efliciency, Economy, 'nnd-Sa'fnty.";''' """ - STANDARD --LIFTS' ARE BEST' VALUE ; FOR<-MO?»'EY. Sole Agents for New Zealand— iTCiS °AND" c • J ONES, LT D., ' ' * ELECTRICAL "ENGINEERS' AND ' ' ' CONTRACTORS C 559 i