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BUSINESSES FOR SALE. ..." BUSINESS.FOB SALE. A WELL-KNOWN Florist, having a well- ' established Business,' with four years' lease of shop at a reasonable rental, in commanding position in Wellington, is desirous of Selling; would suit- two ladies with small, capii tal. Address, in first instance, to "FLORIST," C7BS - ' "Dominion" Office. T7IOE SALE,, large General Store, with dwellJP ing attached; turnover .£6OOO par year; price, for freehold, .£900; 'stock at valuation.' Apply W. R, Coe, Pongaroa. ■ 9450 FOB SALE, as a going concern, one of the oldest established and most prosperous Fish Restaurants in New . Zealand. Owner leaving for England. For particulars 'apply ; " Restaurant," Dominion" Office. . 703 WANTED to Sell, a Bmall, but good, Laundry Business; cheap rent. Apply 93 Revans Street, Newtown. 722 WANTED to Sell, Fish and Chip Business; good stand, with four well-furnished Dwolling Rooms; selling through ill-health. Address "Dominion" Office. . 802 WANTED to Sell, Confectionery, Tobacco, and other lines; cash trade; long lease; turnover jESO to .£IOO per month; exceptional opportunity for Hairdresser; no opposition. Address at "Dominion" Office. 735 TSTANTED Sell, Grocery Business; Shop, »»,six rooms, rent, £3 55." week; stock at valuation. ' Apply "Q.F.," "Dominion" Office. • • 483 TST ANTED,- Purchaser for Bakery and Con- -> V feotionery Business, doing ISOO loaves per week. Apply "Saorifice." "Dominion" Office, ; CYCLE BUSINESS FOR SALE. ■ JJSTANTED to b'ell—A well-paying Cycle Busi- », ness in Wellington. Sole reason for selling—Owner leaving for England. Apply "Cycle," "Dominion Office. : 842 EDUCATIONAL. . jgANKS'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. WORK RESUMED ON ■ . MONDAY, 11th JANUARY, 1909. - ' EXPERT INSTRUCTION IN--ACCOUNTANGYi by Mr. J. S. Barton, F.I.A;, ' ;N;Z. • V:!xr ■■■■■■ : ' "In 13(18 .'Examination over 80 per cent. .of. ioiir students were successful.. : . - bookkeeping: a ND by<tMr,vA'.'.;J;' Petherick,"-A.LA.,'N.Z.. - -.Old"' students of tljis Department are to be found in nearly every leading office in - 'Wellington. Ask them their "opinion of it.' PITMAN'S SHORTHAND, by Miss Bardie, M.T.P.S., and Mr. H. Amos.,' Pitman's Shorthand is used- by 95 per ' cent, of the world's writers to-day. The other.s per cent.-comprises followers of over • 480 much advertised-systems.". MATRICULATION, CIVIL SERVICE, SOLICITORS' GENERAL KNOWLEDGE, AND MEDICAL PRELIMINARY EXAMINATIONS, by Mr. F, P, Wilson, M.A. (with honours) and Mr. 2. Amos. INDIVIDUAL INSTRUCTION. 1 Quarter starts with student's first attendance. ENROL AT ONCE AND MAKE GOOD USE ' . . . OF 1909, Call or send for a Pro'speotus. _ ... Telephone 2093. P-Q- Box 162, ;' 11 GREY STREET, WELLINGTON. ■' I , - , C 764' The Gregg Motto: "Time is Money," IN SILVER IT'S "STERLING;" ; IN. SHORTHAND 4T'S ,"GREGQ," REGG SHORTHAND has so many advaivT tages over the old-time system, is so superior to them in SPEED and LEGIBILITY, and can; be learned 60,,mu0h more quickly andeasily, that it has: become' 'iii" a .very fiijrt time the LEADING SYSTEM of .the WORLD.' . ASIC THOSE' 'WHO' KNOW,' Send; for sample lesson and particulars. . r. Nest term commences 18th JANUARY. .' GREGG SHORTHAND INSTITUTE, ' . ; 17 CtJBA 'STREET;(op{)'. To.wn Hal}). COACHING'for Matrio. aid Civil Service by M.A., Oxjn. ' ,'"'C729. ! " I —' vioun. - ■./ ftlQWftY PitES. late of Palaw JL prohestra, and plipil of the late Cprl June, is ;f!rfci>arefl to; Receive Paxils tot. tht Violin, Attendan&e at; residence,, if,r&i'nired. AddrSfs, for Unite. dto.> 0.0.. Wellington Cam CirnipAny. I-imbtoa Quay. ..... <Jeaa ftIiOYDON PREPARATORY SCHOOL,Bbarding and Day School' for Boys under 13 years. Special Class for Boys under 6 years, j MISS SOMERVILLE, 81 Hill Street. , C 1037 A. KENNY, Teacher,of Pianoforte. :.- For. JLrv terms, etc., apply Dresden K Piano Co. • i . -... , .SOD ,' PIANOFORTE AND SINGING. M' ISS MAY DRISCOLL will resume TEACHING at her Rooms, N.Z. Alliww, on MONDAY, JANUARY 11th. 9807 MR. MERRITT'S Night School re-opened . January 4. Pupils prepared all standards. 37 Adelaide Road. - 782 HOTEL NOTICES, "WILLOW J3A.NK PRIVATE HOTEL," PALMIiRSTON NORTH. SUPERIOR Accommodation for and-Boarders. Two minutes from Hailway Station. Moderate Tariff. MRS.- LAW, Proprietress, ClOfll TgE; MARQUIS ,01' NORMAXBY.. HOTEIi; T ~ CARTERTON, ■■ W. M. HALLEY, PROPRIETOR. The best Coinmeroial Hotel in the Wairarapa. C9G3 DUKE OF EDINBURGH HOTUL, WELLINGTON. - OFFERS . First-C|aas Accommodation for visitors. Charges very moderate. Best; Brands of Wine and Spirits kept in stock, 'lerma on application. R. DWYUR, Proprietor. Telephone 468. ; C 727 BELLEVUE GARDENS-AND HOTEL, . LOWER HUTT. • . rSIHE most Scientific and Ornamental Gardens i in the Southern Hemisphere. Hotel Has been thoroughly. Renovated and Enlarged. . j : • : New Private . Apartments and Dining-room capable of seating 150. _ . ■ Good FisV lg and Splendid train service and telephone communication with oity. • W. GANDAR, Manager. CITY BUFFET HOTEL, WELLINGTON. THE Most Central in the City; offers Splendid Aosommodation. ' N T«legrams and Letters Promptly Attended to. Best Brands Wines and Spirits. Trams pass the door every five minutes. TARIFF—Ss. 6d. to 6s. 6d, per day, A. R. V. LODDER, C 712 Proprietor. AUTUMN i'N THE ISLE OF ARRAN, ; By John Macwhirter, R.A. ONE of the lovoliest spots in Sootland, on the Duke of Hamilton's great estate, and a favourite resort of tourists. The glorious autumnal tintj cannot bo rendered in black and white, but' all that there is of light, shade, and distance in the picture, is'faithfuily reproduced, and it makes a most effective companion picture, to the .artist's, famous., "The Birch, the Rowan, and the I-ine. j We are showing both these Pifctures/. beautifully framed; R. AND E. TIN GEY AND CO.. LTD.. MANNERS STREET. C 6931