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Evening Post, Volume LXXX, Issue 113, 9 November 1910, Page 2

W na §^W i oS2 v ' !Miro Near New Brighton, Christchurch. Principal: MR. \VM. WILSON (Foimorlj Head Master and Lecturer on School Management at tho Normal Training Collogo for Teachers, Christchurch). The School-house stands high on sand among plantations of pine trees about a mile from the sea. The boys aro taught largely in tho open air. 'The grounds cover 10 aores. Special attention is paid to young, delicate, and backward boys. Mspecia'iTto vocalists r.. merewether meadows, L.A.8., Is starting another Class (limited to 20) TT^fht Reading and Part Singing on THURSDAY, 3rd November, 8 to 9.30 p.m., Tuesday Class being complete Firet btudio Reciral end November. Fee for Class 7s month.— 72, CUBA-STREET. 81G?8 1G ?? SOS O , A] "fREp" P. TRUDA KJ (late Solo Flautist of N.Z. Exhibition) Orchestra, Teacher of the Flute, Contra Basso, Mandoline, etc. Large or small Orchestra provided at short Sotice lor theatres, entertainments, and funotiona of all descriptions. Special Quartette for At JAomes. Latest music. Studio— 218. LAMBTON-QUAY. M\ ND ,^ M , RS - FORREST, ■m ../etchers of Violin and Piano, 10-l<s, Top Floor, Hume's Buildings, r. ■ * aj, Willis-street. i nvate Address— Sunnybank, Khandallah. J G. TURNER, M.1.U.M., Teacher oi Banjo, Mandolin, Violin, and Guitar, •83, KENT-TERKACE. Trams stop at the door. Terms commence with -Pupils. iSOTE.— lnstruments Lent Free of Charge to Intending Pupils. MASSAGE AND „ ORTHOPEDIC TREATMENT. MR. ROYD GARLICS, PHYSICAL CULTURIST AND MASSEUR (Registered A.M.A.. Melbourne), Hon. Masseur, Wellington Hospital. Specialises in Treatment of Spinal Curvatures, and Other Deformities Recent Fractures, Sprains, and Surgical Operations. SUSSEX CHAMBERS, PANAMA-ST. j Telephone 2199. MISS E. CARR'S SCHOOL OF -SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITMISS L. MACDONALD Principal TYPEWRITING OFFICE: Stewart Dawson's Buildings, opposite Bauk , of New Zealand. Tuition by correspondence has Bpecial, attention. Pitman's Australian Record, 220 words per minute. Highest speed in the shortest time. QREGG SHORTHAND **• INSTITUTE. DAY AND EVENING CLASSES. ETHEL J. TREGEA, Wellington Representative, Holder Gregg Teachers' Diploma. 30, Majoribanks-street. BANKS'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, 11, GREY-STREET. TNSTRUCTION in--fl. Accountancy Business Practice Shorthand (Pitman's) Typewriting Students Prepared for the following Examinations — Society of Accountants • Matriculation Solicitors'. General Knowledge Me.dica.l Preliminary Senior and Junior Civil Service Over 75 per Cent, of Our Students were Successful in Last Year's Examinations. Instructors — Accountancy — Mr. J. S. Barton, F.1.A., N.Z.; Mr. J. L. Arcus, F.1.A., N.Z. Business Praotice — Mr. W. Waddilove, T.1.A., N.Z. ; Mr. Bacon, Mr. Amos Oivil Service and Matriculation — Mr. F. P. Wilson, M.A. ; Mr. J. Caughley, M.A. ; Mr. Amos Shorthand and Typewriting — Miss Hardio, M.1.P.5. ; Miss Smallbone, Miss Webb. T7ISIT Radford's Half-yearly Sale, now ' on. Blind Rollers 6d, Cups and Saucers 2s half-dozen, Stair Carpet 6d yard, Cruets 2s 6d, Mantel Drapes Is, Sideboards 50s, Duohesse Chests 35b, Matting 7id. Sets Jugs Is 9d, Tumblers Is 3d half dozon, Lamps Is each. Cheapest hoube in town. DO YOU WANT TO BUY A GENUINE LITTLE BUSINESS? "ST|T ANTED to Sell, in one of tho main * * streets, Hardware and Fancy Goods Business ; cash trade, increasing neighbourhood ; small capital required. This is a rare opportunity for a young man with* energy and brains wishing to make a start for himself; easily enlarged. Reason for selling and other particuars from MR. MOULT, At Sargood, Son and Ewen, City. ■yn- AN T D KNO WN. Are you gardening? If so, make your beds aiid borders bright for the Summer. Cheap, splendidry-grown and well-prepared Plants; price from. 10s per 100. The lowest prices and the best quality. F. COOPER, LTD., Seed Merchants, Wellington. WANTED KNOWN. LUX INCANDESCENT KEROSENE GAS LAMPS, the Cheapest and Most Brilliant Light on Earth. House Lamps, 22s 6d each. SHOP ARC LAMPS, 2000 candle-power. LUX LIGHT COMPANY, j 35, 37, 39, Old Cubtomhouse-st., Back of Opera House, Wellington. LEFT-OFF CLOTHING. MRS. BRUCE has Re-opened Business ior tho Purchase of Wearing Apparel of all descriptions. Highest prices given. Letters receive prompt attention. Address Mrs. Bruce, 139 Ingestre-street, next F.S. Dispensary. ' LEFT-OFF Clothing.— llß, Taranaki-st. Mi-b. Nightingale, buyer of Ladies', Gentlemen's, and Children's Left-off Clothing, Boots, etc., calls at Hutt and Petone. Wvite or 'phone 2924. T EFT-OFF Clothing.— Mrs. Rosen pays AjS the highest prices for Ladie3' and Gentlemen's superior Left-off Clothing, Boots, Houso Linen, and Portmanteaux. Letters and postcards promptly attended to 120, Taranaki-street. WANTED to Purchase, in any quantity, for cash, Ladies,' Gentlemen's, and Children's Left-off Clothing, Boots, Bed and Table Linen, Portmanteaux. Letters promptly attended to. Mrs. Jones, 76. Vivian-street. •STS? ANTED to Purchase, Loft-off ClothTV ing.— Wanted Known— Mrs. Hill, starting a Depot for Buying Left-off Clothing: any quantity; highest cash prices. Letters promptly attended. Address Mrs. Hill, 103, Lambton-quay. Tel. 2924. LEFT-OFF Clothing— Mrs. Woodward (late Mrs. Bottenll), Cash Buyer of T •u's'3-', Genls', and Children's Left-off Clothing and Boots. Letters receivo prompt attention. 121, Ingestre-btreet I (noxc Rinki. 'Phono 2379. Will call Hutt and Petono any day.