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Dominion, Volume 21, Issue 288, 5 September 1928, Page 2

MOTORS A CYCLES FOR SALE. ODGE - Tourer, 1922 model, sound order, well shod, repainted. Price, £75. Motor Car Exchange. A USTIN 12 Tourer, late model. ex;e<4AA lent condition, equipped I'.D.b., shock absorbers, etc. Price £225. MotorCar D“"ODGE Special Sedan, late 1926 model. splendid order, nil accessories. Price £275. Motor Car Exchange. QECOND-HAND Motor-cycles, in good mechanical order. Prices to suit all, and very easy terms. Harley Davidson, Agcuts, Rodger aud Hall Ltd., 157-159 Willis Street. TAODGE — Smart . 3-seater Roadster, Jt-' good order, disc wheels. I rice £2OQ. .Motor Car Exchange.. IT. ED Rear Reflectors (Compulsory for -Li Motors)—Cairns Reflector, passed by N.Z. Government, fitted by Borough Councils; thousands now available. Sold by ail garages, or 4s. 6d., post tree. London Motor School, Wellington. Elimake Gears, Dies, Tools, and Springs of any description. Oxy-acetono Welding undertaken. Duplicate parts of any machine made or repaired. Spring Steel, Sheet and Wire supplied. Cylinders Reborcd or Ground . Saw and edge tool repairs.. Printing Machine 'Repair Specialists. DENTON ENGINEERING YORKS, Eller’s Lane (off Willis Street), ’l’lione 25—229. Wellington. “VAUXHALL R-20/60 ROADS!'ER. 7?AC’TORY Representative wishes to Ju dispose of his very handsome Roadster Will accommodate 3 passengers in front and lake 2 in a comfortable dickey sent. This splendid AU-British (’in- is in first-class order, has only run 41)00 miles, and js subject to New Car Warranty. Apply—- , “MELTON.” ' G.P.O. Box 1621. (Continued on Page 3.) educational. CRIMINAL IGNORANCE. A KNOWLEDGE of practical Bookkeeping is essential to success in every class of business. Not only does lack of this knowledge frequently lead to bankruptcy, but failure' to keep properbooks is grounds for prosecution. MODERN BOOK-KEEPING TRALVING. Whether you are in business for yourself ov are working for an employer,- you. can greatly enhance your prospects ol: success bv studying Hemingway’s I’ostal Course iu Practical Mercantile Bookkeeping. ■COMPLETE COURSE COSTS ONLY i a. Which includes all 'Test: Books required. Moreover, no previous business experience is culled for. Write To-day for Free Particulars, to HEMINGWAY'S CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS, P.O. Box 516, Auckland. HIGH SALARIES Arc paid to competent Shorthand-' typists. THE RESULTS OF LAST TYPISTS’ EXAMINATIONS Proven conclusively the value of the training received at Gilby’s. Presented. Passed. . Public Service ... 8 .S I.P.S 27 26 85 Shorthand Speed Certificates .-were gained by Gilby-trained Students last year. *A term may commence at any time. Enrol To-day. DAY CLASSES. EVENING CLASSES. CORRESPONDENCE LESSONS. QILBY’S COLLEGE, A. H. Gilby, F.C.1., Director,. Broadway Buildings (Opposite lI.M. Theatre), Courtenay Place. Phone 21—987. WELLESLEY COLLEGE, 96 The Terrace. A PRIVATE SCHOOL FOR BOYS AA- from the age of sto 19 years, and comprising: Lower School, Junior High School, and Secondary School. ’ Boys are specially prepared for all Public and University Examinations. The THIRD TERM commences on TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11. ' The HEADMASTER (MR. J. WHITWORTH RUSSELL, B.Sc.), may. be interviewed at his office, No. 96 The Terrace, on MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, from 10 to 12 noon, and from 2 to 4 p.m., or by appointment. SOUND MODERN EDUCATION /COMBINED with Happy Home Life. Additional dormitory wing will be opened next term. Splendidly healthy situation. Vacancies for boy and girl boarders and day scholars. For prospectus, apply to—• THE HEADMASTER, Friends’ School, Wanganui. SCOTS COLLEGE, MIRAMAR. HHIE College will re-open for Tliird Term on Tuesday next,- September 11. Boarders will assemble Monday. The Principal, Mr. J. 11. Murdoch, will interview parents on the opening day, or by appointment. C. E. WEBB, Registrar. QUEEN MARGARET COLLEGE, HOBSON STREET. tri-IE College will re-open for Third J*- Term on Tuesday next, September 11. Boarders will assemble on Monday. The Principal, Miss I. Wilson, will be at the College to interview parents on Monday morning, or by appointment. C. E. WEBB, Registrar. HOTELS, TOURIST. AND HEALTH RESORTS. ///?/// “ )Ve 11 iug lon 'a Best Private ■ Hotel." . TH” MANSIONS Ghuzuco S' Particulars ' from: ■ Mrs. I>. J, McGOWAN. 'Phono 2S-330.