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Dominion, Volume 23, Issue 102, 24 January 1930, Page 3

WANTED TO SELL (Miscellaneous). IH.P. Electric Pump, complete with 100 ft. inch piping, switchboard, in best order, 5653, c/o “Dominion. * Riding Saddle, complete ‘with V leathers, girths, and stirrups; £u 10/-, or fair, offer Cadell, Levin. TTOR SALE,. Spring Tip Cart, Tine Harrows, Single Furrow Lever Plough, 6ft. Cultivator. W. Chase, Machinery Exchange, Marton. Phone 10M. 17OR SALE —Almost new McCormick J- Deering one-horse Hay Press. Reid and Gray Agency Co., 75 Rangitikei St., Palmerston Nth. 17OR SALE —Hoover Potato Digger, Planter, and Sorter, good as new; will sell separately. Reid and Gray Afclney Co., 75 Rangitikei St., Palmerstph Nth, "PRODUCE —Potatoes and Onions, best -L quality, mixed or separate, 561 b. 4/6; cdsh with order: railage paid. M. Lindner, Buckland, Waikato. TTIGHEST Grade Pianola Piano, in splendid condition, with guarantee of leading firm, offered by owner, who is leaving, A beautiful superior instrument at half'cost. Write Black, 4 Dundas St., Seatoun. - 1 ' WANTED TO SELL, I 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 VICK- ° ERS, ELGIN MACHINES, always in> stock, from £2/10/ to £2l. Send your REPAIRS to F. J. W. FEAR AND CO., 65 Willis Street, Wellington. Tel. 41—446.

EDUCATIONAL. HOW CAN I SUCCEED? HOW CAN I SECURE PROMOTION? TN these days of keen competition, there is only one way to mrke certain of - 1 securing responsible and well-paid positions in the business world, and that is BY BEING PREPARED. Wbat does this entail? A SOUND, PRACTICAL KNOWLEDGE OF THE PRINCIPLES OF’ SEVERAL SUBJECTS. This knowledge can be quickly and surely obtained from the EDUCATIONAL SPECIALIST OF BANKS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. TO BE SUCCESSFUL, ENROL AT BANKS’S AND FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS GIVEN. Read our results at the last examinations. The Directors may now be consulted. OFFICE: 98 THE TERRACE (Two minutes from THE MIDLAND). ’PHONE : 43—080. H. AMOS, F.R.Econ.S., E. L. ENTING, 8.C0m., A.1.A.N.Z., Managing Director. \ Director. HOTELS, TOURIST & HEALTH RESORTS AUCKLAND HOTEL STONEHURST.—OnIy “UNLICENSED” Hotel de Luxe. 15/- (Two or more days, 14/-) day; 84/- week. “Special” rooms (h. and c. water), 16/-, or 98/-. ; BELL BUS WELLINGTON SIGHT-SEEING TOURS No. 1 Tour.—2B Miles. Leave 10 a.m. daily, return 12.30 p.m. No. 2 Tour. —30 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 4.t—555 for Seats. EASTBOURNE HOTEL EASTBOURNE offers you first-class accommodation at Wellington’s Premier Seaside Resort. Easily accessible by steamer or bus, Eastbourne has unrivalled attractions in its fine beaches, native bush, and facilities for tennis, etc. —Mrs. G. WINSTON-INGHAM, Proprietress. ’Phone: 102. GREYMOUTH The ALBION HOTEL, Mawhera Quay. The only fireproof hotel on the West Coast. 50 newly-furnished rooms. Lounge and two commercial rooms. Commercial and Tourists’ service a specialty.—G. S. Simpson, Proprietor. MORERE THIS SUMMER. —Four hours’ run from Napier to the Holidaymakers’ Paradise. Accommodation for 70 guests at the HOT SPRINGS HOTEL. Regd. C.T. house by appointment. Magnificent scenery. Hot mineral springs and baths, palatial launch available, deep sea fishing, tennis courts, bowling green, 9-hole summer golf links. Shooting, Picnicking. Finest wines and spirits stocked. Tariff: 15/daily; £4 4/- weekly. Pvte. suites from £1 daily.—E. B. SHORTT, Proprietor. .