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Evening Post, Volume LXXXIII, Issue 23, 27 January 1912, Page 2

f SCHOOL TIME Is near and the boys' will be wanting clothes* . We invite mothers to look over our NEW STOCK OF BOYS' NORFOLK SUITS Made With plain shorts or /' From 13/6 faEW^BALAJ^ ■ THE IDEAL JM^MI ■- » SCHOOL SUIT :icx!^iNGPAcS| . ■ f ■ . 1 HALLENSTEIN BROS., LTD. 278 LAMBTON QUAY and COBNER CUBA and GHUZNEE STREETS

' ' ' ""^_SP_^B^_^^s_r _^_M ' , „ . .. r \ H " ■ FURI«n~SB I ' FURNITURE 1 URNITURE J FURNITURE ! • •* 1 .'""■*•'- ,' /ih.'. ■ WE ARECASft BUYERS' ?"*'- *- '-j> A ' -Of •' i '' s''5 '' HOUSEHOLD .FURNITURE ' '^- - HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE - ';;; ' .In . large. and email lots. • "it * ' . „ '" ..- * ' * C HIGHEST PRICE dIVEN. y [ RIOHAIIDSON 15R05., 1 ' 206, UPPER, CUBA-ST. *• '-felephon* ».,.„..... 1062 ,\ PUBLIC NOTICE.- ', , _, . , — • i "~Wf&< W-. S. CEDERHOLM, Electrical <■' -^*-*-, I Eflgifleer, late of Hnme^Vßuildings, wishes to "notify the public that he has joined T$R. H. S, CEDERHOLM (late of ~ \the fitm of Cederholm and Tolley), and in future -the business will be carried on at the premises 6-8, MANNEJSS-STREET, , -under the name and style of , • "A CEDERHOLM & SON, >?'" ELECTRICAL _SNGIN3SERS. , ■ ESTIMATES ON APPLICATION; 'Phones 1018 and 3257. PICTURESQUE 'PELORUS.— Visitors to theso , lovely Sounds can have good Accommodation at Bolton Bay, in "Beautiful Mahau, the Gem of * the ' Sounds." Ton hours from Wellington, via Pioton. Good beath for bathing; rowing boats; launches and horses if rek i^qui.ed. Regular mail services direct from Wellington, Pioton, and- HaVelock. Shooting, Tennis Court, Post and Telegraph „ Office. Terms, 6s per day; 30s per week. Children und«r 12 half-price. A_>_/ly . W. T. Erskine, Mahau, Pelorus Sounds. PRIVATE BOARD and RESIDENCE. MRS. J5. POLKINGHORNE notifies former guests that she has recom*i . menced Business at the undermentioned '-, : address with new and up-to-date furniture' • ture' and appointmente.' "The same good table and attention to the requirements of patrons will be shown as in the past 1Q years. Address : , • , 9, MULGRAVE-ST,, THORNDON. WILSOI^BAY BOARDINGHOUSE, ' ' f PELORUS SOUND. 1 THE above modern Accommodation House, fitted' with all conveniences, i .■including- hot and cold water, bathroom, etc., situated in the finest part of _.- Post Office handy, telephone ,next door, ' i( first-class table kept and teTms moderate. - _ Launches arranged to euifc requirements. For particulars, apply J. D. FOOTE, Proprietor. "■_ Telegraphic address, "Te Rawa." .-RAILWAY REFRESHMENT ROOMS, PALMERSTON NORTH. , _~^J<ET Meal* and Counter Lunches always "K-7' ready. Train travellers receive, every attention. Holiday .rushes speoially provided for. All trains stop sufficie'nfc t^ne at Palmerston for Refreshments. Freeh „Hjaa,. Cakes, and Sandwiches. Excellent ""Luncheon. '• ' ■ J. H. FLETCHER. Proprietor. ■ BUSINESS MEN' • ' 'fiONFINED to office, shop, or hench Vy all^ day, and especially those who are inclined to obesity, '**■;.. - SHOULD join my "Before Business" Class, held " e^ery morning 8 to 9 o'clock, at St. An'/'ofrjaw's Hall t Wellington-terrace. EXEIICISE ' tor health with INSTRUCTOR HARRI,SPN. 'Phone 3214. . .Seaiovirig shortl* to BARBER'S BUILD- , J,- INGS, 123 and 115, CUBA-ST. • PHYSICAL IMPROVEMENT -•.-!•'/. < f And the - CORRECTION OF DEFORMITIES. V BOYDGAULICK (Registered A-M-A,, Melbourne) •XyfIYSICAL CULTURIST AND ' *? MASSEUR, SUSSEX CHAMBERS, PANAMA-ST. WELLINGTON

Ili/TRS. ERNEST H. QUEREE. Singing and Piano, ', Re-urnes MONDAY, sth FEBRUARY. 1 Interviews next Thursday and .Friday. Studio — Boulcott Chambers, Boulcott-st. VIOLIN TUITION. " 'x ' — TUT R. JOHN M'GLASHAN'beg* to intiItJl mate to his Pupils and others that he willj xesume Teaching 'at his Rooms, No. 5, Boulcott Chamber., on MONDAY, 29th instant. 1 . ' . Harmony and Counterpoint taught' free to pupils. "- 1 • ay ; L ' PIANOFORTE .ANp THEORY,., MISS M,.iOAKLEY BRCfWNE resumes Tuition MONDAT; 29th Janiiary, at her residence, 82, Webb-_treet, al_p at her Room, 26,' Majdrlhanks-etreet. Pupils prepared -for Examinations. R M A OKI, IJT'OS H, • . No. 36, Kent-terrace (Musio Master Wellington College), Teacher of the ■ PIANOFORTE AND SINGING. Also Violin, Flute, Clarinet, and other Instruments, Will resume Teaohing on THURSDAY, Ist FEBRUARY, 1912. _ THEORY A SPECIAL FEATURE. ' - PIANO-PLAYING MADE EASY" A BSOLUTELY no knowledge of musio ■_CjL required. We guarantee- to- teach any age piano, and to read. ANY music. NO , VAMPING or CARDS. You attain the same result that takes years under old conditions. Interviews daily. Don't be sceptical- or think ifc impossible. .NO DRUDGERY. If you have not heard our pupils play, oall and inspect. , FULL TUITION,' £2' 2s; money returned if you cannot 'play in six weeks. Postal course now ready. — THE NATIONAL, ' COLLEGE -< OF MUSIC, 30, Willis-st. Hon'rs 10 a.m. lo 9 p.m. " „ JG. j <,TU»]p^;. ":M.1.U.M.. • Teacher of ' Banjo, Mandolin, Violin, And. Guitar, " . BB> KfeNT-TERRA'CE, Trams stop at the door. Terms commence with Pupils, y NOTE.— lnstruments Lent Free of Charge, to Intending Pupils. MISS E. CARR'S SCHOdL OF* SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING. MISS L. MACDONALD '. Prinoipal. TYPEWRITING OFFICE: Stewarts Daw.on's Buildings, 'opposite Bank of New Zealand. : Tuition by correspondence has special ■ attention. Pitman's Australian Record, 220 words per minute. Highest speed in the short, est' time. fpHE ACCOUNTANCY, ~~~ MATRICULATION, And CIVIL SERVICE CLASSES Will recommence ON MONDAY, sth FEB. NEW 'STUDENTS ARE REQUESTED TO ENROL BETWEEN- 12 AND 3 P.M. . . BANKS'S, COMMERCIAL COLLEGE 11, GREY-STREET. • . ' P.O. Box 162. , Telephone 2098.' STUDY FOR THE ACCOUNTANCY EXAMINATION under WILFRED H. HEMINGWAY, F.P.A. (N.Z.), a Solicitor of the, Supreme Court, and' CHARLES V. ROBERTSON. A.P.A. (N.Z.), Publio Accountant and Auditor. STUDYING with Hemingway and >O Robertson you not only have practical instruction by practical men, admittedly at the head of their profession, but you have the assistance of a solicitor »as well. . The Law papers at the 1911 Examinat ion demonstrate the - incalculable advantage to studentß of this unique combination. . . • r Up to 1910 we passed 461 Accountancy Candidates for the, Degree.^ f73 of* our students nra in' practice as Public Accountant, and Auditors in various parts > of thtf Colohies, and hundreds/ throughout New Zealand have been helped to better. their positions. We can pdss YOU. Write for our Free Illustrated Booklet "Opportunity," , giving details of our great Free Scholarship Offer to Candidates in 1912. 4 ' , ' Hemingway and Robertson, Public Accountants and Auditors, Accountancy Coaches by Correspondence (461 Pas.e»>, Box" 516. AUCKLAND. WEAK LUNGS AREthe cause of the loss of hundreds of valuable lives every year. If you would preserve good health you must attend to this vital matter. ,Noty, there' is no need to possess weak lunga , MST BUSINESS , Is to show you how you may make and keep your lungs healthy and strong. Call or write to * » , GAENET SIMS, PHYSICAL CULTURE EXPERT, 1.4, Riddiford-street, Wellington. fTtHERE'^ "life" and "Hiap" in Puriri. X It blends perfectly with spirits. Just the thing when out for » picnic. ' 1