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Dominion, Volume 24, Issue 143, 13 March 1931, Page 3

PROPERTIES FOR SALE.

THE HOME YOU’VE WAITED FOR IN ONE OF WELLLINGTON’S CLOSEST SUBURBS A SPLENDIDLY - CONSTRUCTED, beautifully-finished modern 6-room-ed Bungalow, with all modern conveniences, electric hot-water service, ample cupboard and wardrobe space, ornamental and beam ceilings, cork tiling in hall, very largo entertaining room, with one of the finest views in Wellington. Section laid out in lawns aud garden, with room for garage. The fortunate purchaser of this home has the privilege of using full-sized tennis court, adjoining the property, plenty of sunshine. Large part of the finance at 61 per cent, remainder on table. H. ERNEST LEIGHTON, LTD., Estd. 1902) 145 Featherston St. and High St, Lower Hutt. ___ TpOR SALE, or Exchange, block of buildings, well let, showing good returns. Would exchange for easy sheep country or mixed farm; Manawatu preferred. Full particulars to P 639, c/o “Dominion,” Palmerston North. TORY STREET, near Vivian Street— A Land 44 x 110. Brick Building, containing 3500 square feet. Immediate possession. Price £4500. LONGMORE AND CO.

EDUCATIONAL. WHAT SHALL I DO WITH MY BOY OR GIRL? In normal years (his question is not very troublesome, as most of our boys and girls who are ready for “The Great Adventure” arc quickly absorbed in our industrial life. This year, however, is not normal, and the above question is troubling the minds of many parents. THERE IS ONE THING THAT PARENTS CANNOT OR SHOULD NOT ALLOW, AND THAT IS TO LEAVE THEIR BOYS OR GIRLS UNOCCUPIED. See that they are profitably occupied—if not at work —at some such institution as BANKS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, where they can take up special studies in many branches of education. SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING: There is a constant demand for competent Shorthand Typists. There are only two disinterested bodies in New Zealand examining in these subjects—the Public Service and the Wellington Chamber of Commerce. At the last exams. Banks College passed more pupils than all the other colleges together. BOOKKEEPING AND BUSINESS PRACTICE: Every boy and every shorthand typists should learn the principles and practice of Bookkeeping, particularly in view of the introduction of mechanical machines, which cannot be intelligently operated without such a knowledge. Even though no immediate use can be made of Bookkeeping, a knowledge of the subject will be required sooner or later, and it is well to be prepared. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE EXAMS.: Every boy and girl seeking a business position should take these exams, as the possession of a certificate will be of great assistance. ACCOUNTANCY AND SECRETARIAL DIPLOMAS: These are necessary for the Public Accountant and Secretary, but they are also of the greatest assistance to every business man In fact, most business executives now have one or other of these qualifications. BANKING, INSURANCE & SHIPPING OFFICERS: Banking’, Insurance and Shipping Diplomas are now usually demanded from those seeking promotion. , MATRICULATION, .ACCOUNTANCY PRELIMINARY, etc.: An Entrance Exam, is required for the Legal, Medical, Engineering, Dental and Accountancy professions. Classes are conducted for all. THIS IS THE LAST YKXTi VOCATIONAL GUIDANCE: Our ripe experience is available to ail our pupils. DAY AND EVENING CLASSES. PERSONAL AND CORRESPONDENCE TUITION AT BANKS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, 98 THE TERRACE. OUR FEES ARE AS REASONABLE AS ANY OTHER COLLEGE AND MAY BE PAID BY INSTALMENTS. H. AMOS, F.R.Econ.S, Managing Director.

WHAT ACCOUNTANCY QUALIFICATION WILL DO FOR YOU I (a) Fit you for a well-paid position iu business. (b) Obviate the risk of Unemployment during times of depression. (c) Give you Professional Status. (d) Start you on the road to the highest executive positions. (e) Enable you to commence a professional practice on your own account. r FHE one undeniably sound method of qualifying is, to study under Hemingway's Correspondence Schools —specialists for over a third of a century in coaching students by correspondence for Public Examinations. Au immediate start with your studies will enhance your prospects of early success. Free Book, “Accountancy.” Write to-day for your copy to— HEMINGWAY’S CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS, P.O. Box 516, Auckland. PLANTS, TREES, AND GARDEN. TAARWIN TULIPS. —Finest mixture of self colours. Strong flowering Bulbs, 5/- dozen. T. ."Waugh and Sou, 234 Lambton Quay. 7LTECONOPSIS Baileyii (Blue Poppy), m-L new, strong plants, 3/-, postage 6d. J. Dallinger, Nurseryman, Lower Hutt. Tel. 166. ANEMONES and Ranunculi, best procurable, large 5/-, medium 3/- 100. .Tack, 37 Rockland Ave, Mt. Eden. QEEDS. —Sow now, Alyssum, Alonsoa, Calendula, Candytuft, Cornflower, Geums, Larkpur, Leptosyne. Linaria, 6d. packet. T. Waugh and Son. . A NEMONES, Ranunculus I—Outstand- •*- ingly superior strains; Medium 3/6, Large 7/- 100. Illustrated catalogue free. Cullen, Waimattku. VREESIA BULBS.—Splendid mixture, including yellow, mauve, and cream, 6/- hundred. T. 'Waugh and Sou. Seedsmen. Lnmbfon Quay. Bulbs—Anemone, St.. •L Bridget, best strain, 1/- per dozen, 5/- per 100. B. H. Just, Nurseryman, Palmerston North. QEEDS. —Sow now, Cabbage “Early Market,” Cauliflower, “Early , London” ; Onion, “Alisa Craig’’; Spinach, “Prickly,’’ 6d. packet. T. Waugh and Son. WANTED TO SELL. RID yourself of Corns, root and all, by Progandra. Certain painless destruction for Corns. Progandra 1/6.