Page 2 Advertisements Column 5

Dominion, Volume 1, Issue 175, 18 April 1908, Page 2

TO;VISITORSrV'i- :' : '. Tho D.I.C. cordially invites Easter visitors from tho country and provincial towns to lopk through tho big storo in Wellington, '. ... . Visiting'the D,!, 0., you do not risk your .comfort in any way. If you want to buy, ■ . the stock antl staff are at your service. If , you don't want to buy, no one will bother yon. . SATURDAY, April 18, and SATURDAY, 25, tlie D.I.C. will keep open till 9.p.m. to most holiday pressure. ■ ■■ / '======±

RAILWAY NOTICES. WELLINGTON AND 'MANAWATU RAILWAY co., ltd. - . t '-'-A • , : .EASTER HOLIDAYS, 19QS.' . MILITARY MANOEUVRES NEAIi .' JOBLNSONVILLE. '. THi» r ' followingare train .arrangements for ' of . Volunteers ,-and: the public during; Easter 'v "SATURDAY, 18th APRILTrains leaye Wellington— " .. For ..Johnsonvilio—At.-G.30 'a.m.,; 8.20 a.m., " (10.10 a.m., 1.20 p.m., 2.5' p.m., 4.15 p.m., 5.15 p.m.,-9.30 p.m., ; 10.'40 : p.m' J Tor Porirua'and Paroniata—At .10.10 a.m., - : 1,20 p.m., 4.15 p.m., 11.10. p.m. NOTE.—The 11.10' p.m. train- WILLNOT STOPv at Crofton, Khandallah, or Jchnsonville. ; % ; ■ .V! .- , ■ Trains for : Wellington—' Leave Paremata—At 7.23 a.m., 11.26 a.m., 3.52 p.m., 5.10 p.m. : ; . : Lcavo Johnsonvilio—At 7.10 a.m., 8.15 a.m., 12'. n00n;'2.40-p.m., 4.35' p.m., 5.50 p.m., 6.13 p.m., 10.0 p.m. •• ■ gUNDAY, ,19th APRIL- ' Trains loave"Wellington—' For Jolmsonville—At-9.30 "a.m., 10.10 a.m., ' 11.0 a.m., 1.45 .p.m., 2.30 p.m., ,6.30 p.m. • ' For Porirua and Paremata—At 10.10 a.m. -TrftijJs for-Wellington--'...1 Leave Paremata—At 5.0 p.m. >.• : y Leave vJohnsonville—At , 10.10 a.m'., 12 noon,: ■4.30.p.m.,. 5.30 7.0 p.m. ', • EASTER MONDAY.. (20th APRIL)Trains leava Wellington—• For Johnsonville—At 6.10 a.m., 8.20 a.m.,' ; 9.20 ii;m., ■ 10:10 a.nv, 10.45: a.m.; 2.15 .p.m., . (LlS.p.mv, C.20 p.m. : For Porirua and Paremata—At G.lO. a.m., 10.10 ,a.m., 10.45 a.m. Trains,.for Wellington— Leave Paremata—At 7.23' aim.- 11.26 a.m., 4.10 p.m., 4.50 .p.m., 9.30 p.m. Leave Johnsonville—At 7.30 ; a.m.', 8.15 a.m.', 10.0; a.ml, 12. noo»; 4.25 p.m., 4.45 p.m;, ... . 5.36 p.m., 18.10 p.m. ..' : :fares: . Wellirigton-Johnsonville, Ist 'Class, :Is.'-,6d.; 2nd Class,- Is? '' ' . ,V;".' y . Wellington-Paremata, Ist" .Class; 25.; 2nd Class, Is. fid.. • Issued every .day during Easter,/and available 1 ,for return onYday of:issue .only. ■ '.V :w. M. HANNAY, J-' ' ' • * v . ' ■ j', " ; ■ General Manager. . ' Wellington, 6th A!prjl,. 1903..'. 8596

EDUCATIONAL. • .. — > ..-.v.- EDUCATIONAL. NOTHING r. -J-\nr SUCCEEDS • .LIKK /... ■;. . ■ ; success; v ; i- . THE-,TRXUjrf.Tt VKT MARCH OP ' GREGG SJIORTIJAND 1 ... , ,(-Oy&X; 300 .'rifew; "studpntlj' have.. .;. ; V , beep 'enrolled at .the Gregg Short' :! ' ; hand,lnstitute' since"'-last ;Jiily. i'"; are' now, DOUBLING our ; aceoramodatiou.,,;—v-i , GOOD SALARIED .POSITIONS . < J A'wait our Graffiidtee.'■':• •» (Ti REGG. SHORTHAND - INSTITUTE; <bp'v Sf<CUB5 f <CUB opposite-Town HaU. , •' The'.VLARGEST/'-nnd'. BESTrAPPOINTED.SHORTHAND SCHOOL in Wellington. C 729 . . BANKS'S COMMERCIAL. COLLEGE, x ' II GREY STREET. 1 FOR TUITION IN" ACCOUNTANCY, . OtJSINESS METHODS, .Typewriting,; and 4?- Pitman's Shorthand. .Expert Coaching (or University and Civil Service Exama. .. ; Send for, a Prospectus. -. Te1.'2098; P.O. Box 162.. : C7GJ (PROTDON • PREPARATORY • SCHOOL.-:: Boarding and.Day School.for Boys under 13 years. Special Class for Boys under 6 years. MISS SOMERVILLE. ' 1 l \ 2 Hill Street. ; " CC2B. VIOLIN. TO WRY PIPER, late-of the Crystal Palace Orchestra, and pupil of: tne late Carl Jung,, is prepared to Receivo Pupils for the Violin.' . Attendance at residence; -if required. Address, for terms, etc., Plant), forte Co.,' Lambton Quay..' C6S9 ELOCUTION. MRS. Y MARGARET SUTCLIFFE, Gold J,*JL;'.Mcdallist; New Zealand;' is prepared to Receive Pupils. Accepts, Engagements 'Con- 1 ci;.rts, .Afternoons, etc. , . ' "FAIRVIEW," C 75.7 /■ •> *0 Roxburgh Street. • MISS MURIEL M: V'ARE; v . (A Mns. V.C.M., Eng.), ; : 3 PIRIE STREET. , Teacher of Piano Theory, Harmony, and Conn? terpoint. Voice Production'- and " Singing. C 577 BAN J. 0.. ;'l MR. A. E, V'ARE, teacher of Banjo, Chiverß's : Muslo Stqre, Lambton 1 Quay. CSSI: ~ ' r rjn O LB T: | r ' PRIVATE- FAMILY HOTEL IN ONE-OF THE PRINCIPAL COUNTRY' TOWNS .Containing '42 Rooms, all .'elegantly l furV nished; house always- full. Taking nvorage about JESS per week. Owner will cjther sell freehold,-.or.lease for a . number of years. Frontage of 100 ft. to Main Street. , Tho hotel can bo' thoroughly recommended, having' tho 'reputation l of : being , a 'first-claßa country abode.-- . . ■Further particulars, may bo l obtained from . LAERY AND CO., LTD; ■C7BG •-. AHeu .Street, .Wellington..

SALE! . : . SALE! 1L J. lIUNTF.II AND GO'S . ' ' ICNOCK-OUT .. SALE ■ OF FANCY GOODS, LEATHER GOODS, , 1 Etc., Etc. ' Just'the Place to Buy your Presents. Come : and Compare Our Prices and don't be , 'decflivcd by Others. Post-card . Albums, to hold 150 cards, 3d. Throe Rows Pearl Necklets, Od. , ■ Srtndow Dumbells, 9s. \ MelanyL Marking Ink, Cd. Playing Cards, 9d., I».> 3d.' •• . ; China: Ornaments with view of Government . Buildings, lOd. !' Pull-out Collar Studs, for Is. l'lease Note the ONLY ADDRESSH. J. HUNTER AND CO.'S ANNUAL KNOCK-OUT SALE, OS Willis Street' (nearly Opposite ShortVa).. y,M