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Dominion, Volume 23, Issue 56, 29 November 1929, Page 3

WANTED TO SELL (Miscellaneous.) "POTATOES, new, 561 b. bags, railage -*• paid, 7/6. Fewell,- Box 53, Pukekohe. QPLIT cane “Hardy” rod, complete NotM tingham yeel, line, etc.; first-class order. Write N 658, c/o “Dominion.” TpREE 70-page Illustrated Radio Catalogue. Write Johns Ltd., Auckland—biggest radio mail order house. “"pENONA Port” pleases the palate.— - 1 - Genuine Grape Wine, 42/- dozen, rail paid. Manager, Penona Vineyards, Te Katiwliata.' JSINOGULARS. —Ross, Watsen, Lemaire; ridiculously cheap offers for .more than one pair considered. Apply Q7Ol, c/b “Dominion.” to Sell, Singer Hemstitch ’ ’ Machine, 72W19, complete; 230 volt motor; all in perfect order; £25 cash; snip. Write Q 692, c/o “Dominion.” JpARMERS and Contractors interested in Clearing Bushlands would do well to tiy a J.H. Stump Puller. Powerful, easy~to handle, cheap (Patented). Prices and particulars from J. Harrison, Seddonville. FOR SALE, QWIFTSUKE DOVETAILER, in use k-* only two months, complete witli motor, original price £75. Special cash price, £55; no further use to owner. KENNER’S LIMITED. WANTED TO SELL, QTEAM PUMPS, Solid Motor Truck Wheels, D.C. Motors, Pulleys, Shafting and Belting, Reinforcing Iron, 3-8 to lin Tram Rails, and Railway Iron. STEVENS AND CO., Upper Abelsmith Street. Phone 20—333. THE SEWING MACHINE EXPERTS. STANDARD ROTOSCILLO VICKERS, ELGIN MACHINES, always in stock, frem £2 10s. to £2l. Send your REPAIRS to F. J. W. FEAR AND CO., 1 65 Willis Street, Wellington. ' Tel. 41—446.

HOTELS, TOURIST & HEALTH RESORTS AUCKLAND HOTEL STONEHURST.—OnIy "UNLICENSED” Hotel de Luxe. 15/- (Two or more days, 14/-) day; 84/- week. “Special” rooms (b. and c. water), 16/-. or 98/-. BELL BUS WELLINGTONSIGHT-SEEING TOURS No. 1 Tour.—2B Miles. Leave 10 a.m. daily, return 12.30 p.m. No. 2 Tour.—3o miles. Leave 2 p.m. daily, return 5 p.m. No. 3 Tour.— 60 Miles. Leave 2 p.m., return 5.30 p.m., Wednesdays, Saturdays and Sundays. All Buses leave Government Buildings and pick up passengers en route by arrangement. Fares (all trips), 5/-. Dial 45—555 for Seats.

EDUCATIONAL. THE ROAD TO ’ PLENTY T lES IN BEING PREPARED FOR EVERY OPPORTUNITY FOR ADVANCEMENT. The right way to be prepared is to make a proper use of your leisure hours. MORNING, AFTERNOON, AND EVENING CLASSES are conducted in :— SHORTHAND. ACCOUNTANCY, TYPEWRITING. BANKING, BOOK-KEEPING, INSURANCE, MATRICULATION, Etc., LAW PROFESSIONAL, ’ ADVERTISING, SALESMANSHIP, ETC., ETC., ' ETC. At BANKS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, 98 THE TERRACE. TERMS. —Commence with the Student. FEES.—As moderate as any other College, and can be paid in instalments. POSITIONS.—Found for all Students recommended. 11. AMOS, F.R.Econ.S., Managing Director. & L, ENTING, B.Comn, A,I,A.N.Z, ’Jirectoa