TENDERS. THE WATT MOTOR CO, LTD. (lu Liquidation). TENDERS FOR NEW CARS. SEPARATE Tenders are invited fill Oc- -- tober 20 for the following new Cars: 1927 Buick Coupe (£520); 1927 Buick Coach (£590); 1927 Oldsmobile Sedan (£138); 1927 Oldsmobile Coach (£390). Tenders must be accompanied with £5 per centum of tender. Each car is guaranteed new. Highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Address tenders to J. H. WATT. Liquidator, 42 Rangitikci Street, Palmerston North. TENDERS FOR LEASE. 'TENDERS are invited for lease' of GS.J .4- acres, more or less, R-angitauniu, with cottage, for term of twelve months. For further particulars apply to LEVIN AND CO, LTD, Masterton. “TO BUILDERS AND - ARCHITECTS? T IGHTING, Heating and Power In--LJ stallat.ions carefully carried out by expert tradesmen. Whatever you need, get our quote. a. a. McDonald, Electrical Contractor, Courtenay Place, Next Ford Sales and Service. Phone 41—699. pRESSED BRICKS. FINEST FINISH? BEST SHAPE, LAID EASIEST. For Supplies and Quotations write or ring TRENTHAM COOP. BRICK CO, Trentham. Phone 905. Upper Hutt. EDUCATIONAL. EXAMINATION STUDENTS. We are just as keen that you should pass your Examination as you are yourself. By enrolling at once' your work will be made lighter; your prospects of securing a pass will be greatly enhanced. As a special inducement to you to enrol immediately we aro offering a liberal concession that means A SAVING OF £2 2s. Following is the concession:— "Every Student who enrols before December 1, 1927, will have his or her Examination Entrance Fees paid by the Schools.” 'NO SPECIAL CONDITIONS. This is no "catch-penny” offer, but a genuine and practical inducement to ambitious students to allow themselves ample time to prepare for next year's Examinations. To be entitled to the concession the student simply has to complete the Course in the usual way. ano pay the regular schedule fees, either by instalments or in advance. Don’t wait till after Christmas and jeopardise your chance of passing—Write to-day for enrolment form, stating which Examination you intend sitting for. TTEMINGWAY’S "CORRESPONDENCE AL SCHOOLS. 'P.O. Box 516, Auckland. ARE YOU FIRMLY ENTRENCHED? MOW is the time to answer that quesL” tion—not next year, when it may be too late. If you feel insecure in any way seek our assistance. We’ll start right now to give you that INTENSIVE TUITION the National Tutorial College does give students and which enables them to win a position “through trained intelligence” and become "firmly entrenched.” For ONE FEE ONLY the National Tutorial College sees the student through from start to finish, no matter when enrolment is made. An early- start costs yon no more hut may mean a lot at next exam. Wo are specialising in file following subjects:— All snhiects for Matriculation. Accountancy Preliminary. Teachers’ Certificates D.C.B. University Degrees. Bookkeeping. Accountancy, Maori, etc, etc. THE NATIONAL .TUTORIAL COLLEGE, A. J. HERON, MA, DIRECTOR, CROWN BUILDINGS, CUBA STREET G.P.O. Box 1292 ’PHONE 21—550 WELLINGTON. FARMERS 1 The following extract from a letter just received from a farmer who has recently enrolled for our— FARM BOOKKEEPING COURSE, will interest you: ’’—the lessons in themselves are so interestingly explained that once a start has been made the study of the remainder should become quite absorbing.” Write To-aay to— QILBY’S COLLEGE. A. H. Gilby, F.C.I, Director, James Smith’s Building, Cuba Street, Wellington. ENGINEERING APPRENTICES. LET BOWER’S HELP YOU. TYO not be content to work hard durA? iug the day at monotonous tasks where you learn practically nothing. Start right now with BOWER’S ENGINEERING SCHOOL and qualify yourself rapidly as one of the Dominion’s leading engineers. PERSONAL TUITION: Young men and boys given thoroughtraining in STEAM, OIL and ELECTRL CAL ENGINEERING and prepared for all Government certificates. Instructions given by well-known engineers. Our Free Prospectus will interest you. BOWER’S ENGINEERING SCHOOL 142 Marine Engineers’ Institute, Corner Aitkin and Mulgravo Streets, Wellington. 1 Telephone 42—368. (And at Auckland.)
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Dominion, Volume 21, Issue 14, 11 October 1927, Page 2
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