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f DAY’S BAY. DAY'S BAY. i rpHE PICK OF THE BAYS.—In order to dose an Estate I have a Property that is offering at a _Bargain Price, with easy cash deposit; o rooms, with c. 1., water supply, large section, and garage. The position is excellent; no climb; sunny, and perfect view. Ibis is your great opportunity. I’irst in; no options given- Inspect and secure for , the holidays; we will secure a tenant after and make it a paying proposition. I' urthei details. WM. BUTLER AND C 0.,; 140 —150 Lmnbtoii Quay. modern eonvenku.es, just out,olguilders rm, °"dVe?S.lnB’.“7 roms, Wil finished, sleeping porch, lies well r 2? two frontages, adjoining tram stop. Nicely planted, beautiful harbour view Price £550. £lOO cash, balance at 6j per cent. G. G. TOLHURST AND SON, Lambton Quay, Wellington. £llOO GOVT. MORTGAGEE. TZARORI, near tram, good - position New Bungalow, 5 rooms, pore, bath, basin, hot water service, tiled-in gas cooker, aud h. water heater in recess; el, L? a VbU’“S s 2®?' Price £1450 ; terms. Owner leaving. What offers? ,„ z . , „ XB, c/o ‘‘Dominion. 'TfIAT PROPOSITION, RIGHT IN CITY. Q BEAUTIFUL Rooms, on O section, convertible 2 flats at little cost; 5 minutes’ level walk J- er^ 1 Corner: private home; no tram tales, no climb, select locality; opportunity to live in City at suburban cost G. F. WOODWARD, Estate Agent, . 138 Dixon Street. Phone 804. T7OR SALE.— Maternity Home (freeJL hold), 9 rooms, 6 bedrooms, with every modern convenience, new. house, lnr"e section. Price £lBOO aS going concern! £4OO dash. This is a good propoSiti ° n ‘ C. H. WHITEHEAD, Palmerston North. TTATAITAI —6-rd. Bungalow, just com--11 dieted, latest conveniences, wardrobes in all bedrooms, beautifully decorated, glorious view, practically level, built, to Government specifications. Apply Owner. 50 Wilson St, Newtown. Phone 14—585. - T ONGMORE AND CO, near Royal L Oak Hotel-Splendid warehouse site, corner section, 76 x 120. Price on application. Bungalow, 4ms,

PITMAN’S SHORTHAND, FOR 1931. /AWING to the increasing number of V Students enrolling each year, and in order to ensure a continuance of that expert personal instruction for which GILBY’S COLLEGE, Opposite St. James’ Theatre, Courtenay Place, WELLINGTON, is noted, the permanent staff in the New Year has been strengthened by the appointment of MRS. A. H. GILBY, P.T.C., Holder of Pitman’s Shorthand Teachers’ Certificate, who has had lengthly experience as a teacher of Pitman’s Shorthand. Students are now being enrolled for the New Year. You are invited to call and talk the matter over with our Director, MR. A.. 11. GILBY, F.C.1., without any obligation to enrol. Day or Evening Sessions. Correspondence Lessons. ST. MATTHEW’S COLLEGIATE SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, MASTERTON. [w BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL. SECONDARY Pupils are particularly ►D well catered for, a fully equipped Science Laboratory being attached to the School. Au efficient staff under Miss li. Lazarus (Principal) is engaged for teaching up to Matriculation Standard. Early application for enrolment advisable. * Prospectus, etc., obtainable from the Principal or 11. M. Boddiugton, Secretary, Box 23, Masterton. ST. GEORGE’S SCHOOL. (Affiliated with Wanganui Collegiate School.) , A PREPARATORY SCHOOL FOR BOARDERS AND DAY BUYS BETWEEN THE AGES OF SEVEN L AND FOURTEEN. Headmaster: ' M. A. H. FELL, M.A., Oxon. • QITUATED iu the outskirts of Wanga--1 uui, within a few miles of the sea, f with extensive, modern buildings, play- • ing fields, tenuis courts, swimming pool, ’ etc. It is the most completely equipped Preparatory School in the Dominion. Particulars from the Headmaster, of from— SECRETARY, The Wanganui College Board of Trustees. Wanganui. T3OR Races and Shows engage Dustin’s, 1 Ltd., Caterers, Wanganui aud Palmerston North.