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BUSINESS NOTICES. LONDON AND LANCASHIRE INSURANCE CO.. LTD. (Incorporated In England). Fire, Marine, Accident and Motor-car. Full particulars and rates on application to— JOHNSTON AND CO., LTD., Agents and Attorney. Corner Featherston and Panama Street*. Wellington. Telephone 40-502. Take Care of Your Eyesight. EXPERT OPTICIANS. SPEAR AND MURRAY. LTD--7 Willis Street. Tel. 43-3(19. (opp Grand Hotel.) MORRISON AND GILBERD. LTD., OPTICIANS, 48 WILLIS STREET. Also al Queen Street, Masterton, C. U. JORGENSEN, 1.5.T.M., London. MASSEUR & CHIROPODIST. Bush's Buildings. 131 Willis Street (a few doors above Perrelt's Corner). Tel. uO-P.io. I*. BRUCE DAVIDSON. DENTIST. Berryman's Buildings. 101) Broadway, Palmerston North. Telephone SOl7. IXVE S ; . 1 r L) j,- s SYDNEY 11. HIGGS. PATENT ATTORNEY, Now Practising at HUDDART PARKER BUILDING, WE LLI NG TON. GUN PRACTICES. OIIAU RIVER GORGE. FIELD Artillery Practice will .be held in above area on 21st and 22ml September, between ■) a.m. and u p.m., weather permitting. TE BOKO BEACH. U.S.M.C. ANTI-AIRCRAFT LIVE SHELL PRACTICE continuous in daylight seaward from beach area approx. 40 deg. 47 ■min. South—lTode.g. Ouniin. EasL Arc JO ■deg., including by Azimuth 270 deg. to Azimuth JtiOdeg. true. 12-niile range; 40,01)9 ft. height. GUN PRACTICE—MOTUITI AREA. U S.M.C LIVE SHELL PRACTICE will be held seaward DAILY till October 4 between 7 30 a.m. aud 10 p.m., from position 1500yds. North of NORTON STATION (vicinity Foxton Racecourse). Field of Fire from that point through an arc 325 deg. to 270 deg., true, range 6000yds. Altitude 5000 ft. PAEKAKARIKI—ItAUMATI SOUTH. U.S.M.C. GUNNERY PRACTICE Seaward will be held DAILY until further notice between S a.m. ami 10 p.m. Danger area bounded on North by a line USOdeg. true from Southern limits of ItAUMATI SOUTH, and on South by a line 232 deg. true from Northern Limits of PAEKAKARIKI. Range 5 miles. Height •2000 ft. PRO FESSIONAL AN NOUNCEMENTS GEORGE BETTLE. Chemist, 7G9 COLOMBO ST.. CHRISTCHURCH. Postal Address—Box 531, Christchurch. EDUCATIONAL. GILBY’S EVENING COMMERCIAL CLASSES are held Between 5 p.m. and G. 15 p.m. on Mondays to Thursdays. Hours arranged to suit Students. INDIVIDUAL TUITION. in Pitman’s and Gregg Shorthand, 'Typewriting. Book-keeping, etc. Prospectus free on application to GILBY’S BUSINESS COLLEGE. 32 Biair Street. (Behind Courtenay Place Tram Shelter.) Wellington, C. 3. Tel. 51-987. ACCOUNTANCY THE “HARLE” STUDENT IS ALWAYS THE SUCCESFUL APPLICANT FOR AN ACCOUNTANCY POSITION. The College is again under the personal supervision of Mr. Ilario, who has been released from duty with the Air Force. The individual work of every student again receives the personal attention of Mr. Harle. IVrite for Prospectus. HABLE’S COLLEGE OF ACCOUNTANCY, LTD., Colonial Mutual -Life Buildings, P.O. Box 850, Wellington. WHATEVER THE FUTURE — THE QUALIFIED MAN IS BETTER OFF. SOME may say, Why study Accountancy—the future is so uncertain? A moment's reflection will prove that whatever the future, it is the qualified Accountant who is last to be adversely! affected. Fortunately the future of business looks bright and those who decide today to study Accountancy with Hemingway’s and qualify in the shortest possible time will reap the big rewards of business. Write today for Free Book “Accountancy.” HEMINGWAY’S CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS,

P.O. Box 510, Auckland. THE HUTT GIRLS’ SCHOOL. LTD. CHILTON SAINT JAMES, (Incorporating Chilton House School), WATERLOO ROAD, LOWER HUTT. BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. Preparatory and Secondary Departments. Pupils Entered for all Usual Public Examinations. AU Branches or" Music Taught. Excellent Health Record. PROSPECTUS ON APPLICATION TO THE HEADMISTRESS,, or to the SECRETARIES: CLARKE, MENZIES. GRIEFIN & CO., P.O. Box 486, Wellington, C.l. HUNTLEY SCHOOL, .MARTON (Founded 1895). PREPARATORY SCHOOL FOR BOYS FROM 7 TO 11 YEARS. BOARDERS ONLY. Illustrated prospectus on application to the Headmaster. MISS Lucy Cowan, L.T.C.L.—Speech-train-ing (Elocution), Voice Production. Room T. & G. Bldg, IN LOTS OF WAYS IOL'R HELP CAN MAKE TRAVEL EASIER. Railway passenger traffic is more than double that of the last pre-war year. The extra work is enormous —and there’s less stall" with which to do it. Train Travellers can help to make things easier for everybody by observing the following .isms Travel in the midweek, avoid weekend journeys . . . Plan early; reserve seats when booking. In event of altered plans, cam-el reserves promptly. . . . Travel light. Check heavy luggage; label each article; obliterate old labels . . . Tender correct amount iti ItelTeshment Rooms; note-changing hinders service . . . Have your refreshments in llm ms or on the platform; unless unavoidable, do not take teaspoons or crockery into tlie trains. CO-OPERATION MAKES TASKS LESS DIFFICULT. (RIIKOI’KACTOKS. CLARENCE L. TURNER (Palmer School and Lincoln College). CHORIPKAC’TOR, X-RAY SERVICE, 10l BROADWAY AVENUE. (Corner Princess Street). PALMERSTON NORTH. (il7‘" !■ SNA M IA t. WOODLEY, ill King's Chambers, l.ends on Household Furniture, Insurance Policies; small loans without security. Open Friday 7-8 p.m.