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Evening Post, Volume XCII, Issue 76, 27 September 1916, Page 12

A. WARBTJRTON & CO., T ICENSED LAND AGENTS AND XJ SHAREBROKERS, 164, FEATHERSTON-STREET. BOLTON-STREET (lower cnd)-Level Section, 40ft x 120 ft, with compact residence of 8 rooms and usual conveniences, nice sunny position a few minutes of city. Cash £200. Prico £1200; offer invited. 332 WELLINGTON-TERRACE (best part) —Modern Residence of 9 rooms, tastefully decorated, and containing usual conveniences, level section 41ft x 110 ft, 5 minutes from city. Price £2250; terms. 873 KELBURN —Two sunny Sections, 40ft x 119 ft, nicely situated and commanding a pleasant outlook. Price £360 each; terms. K.E. DAY'S BAY—Seaside Cottage of 3 rooms, bathroom, scullery, etc., and all conveniences, sunny section, 34ft frontage, near wharf; a bargain at £300; terms. DAY'S BAY-Cottages TO LET, for 6, 9, and 12 months. Terms on application. BUSINESSES FOR SALE. STATIONERY and FANCY GOODS— Stock £1100; turnover £3000. Cash required £300. 269 SASH and DOOR BUSINESS—Good Business in rising centre; suit two good tradesmen. Price £900, as going concern, including up-to-date plant and stock. 38C LEWIS AND CO.. Wanganui. CHEAP PROPERTY, 9 ROOMS, £875. TST ANTED Sell, 9-rd. Residence, 5 "' mins' walk from Willis-st., contains 4 bay windows, hot -water, electric'light, gas-cooker, Venetian blinds, erected 9 years, lofty rooms, btautifully kept and m ripping order. ' Price £875, £175 deposit: house cost at least £950 to build. J. D. MARTIN M'INTYRE AND CO., 215, Lambton-quay (coiner Grey-st.) W. CRABTREE AND SONS, Engineers, Iron and Brass Founders, I Boilermakers, etc., I HAVE ON SALE, 3 WINDING Engines, conditions equal to new; Air Compressor and Receiver, equal to new; 5 Steel Side Tipping Trucks, with steel wheels, quantity of Steel Tram V. heels. HANDY FARM, close to Railway, 505 acres, all in grass, fenced and divided into 12 paddocks, wintering well 2-jr sheep; good 4-roomed house, outsheds, dip, yards, etc.; everything in complete working order; 2 miles from town, 4 miles from railway station, 10 chains from school; first-class metalled roads. Title 277 acres 1.i.p., 228 acres freehold. Prig. £15; terms very easy. —W. L. JOHNSTONE, Licensed Land Agent, Mangaweka. I PRIVATE KINDERGARTEN AND PREPARATORY SCHOOL, "Pine Lodge," 28, Austin-street. Principal—MlSS FLEMING. Day and Boarding School for Children under 10 years. Drawing and Music taught. School Reopens WEDNESDAY, 20th September. F~ iTZHERBERT-IERRACE SCHOOL; Wellington. BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. Principal: MISS BABER, M.A. Tho new Term will begin on FRIDAY, 22nd SEPTEMBER. Miss Baber at home on Thursday, 213t September, when new pupils must attend. sTNGINGT^krCORNWALL. TESTIMONIAL from late J. C. Williamson:—"l am more than pleased with the results attending your methods as applied to the students I have sent you from our Opera Companies, and I personally thoroughly appreciate your ability as a teacher." Studio: Cooper's Buildings, opp. Evening Post. BANJO, MANDOLINE, VIOLIN, AND GUITAR. Thorough Tuition on the above by MR. J. G. TURNER, M.1.U.M., 83, KENT-TERRACE. Trams stop at door. Terms commence with pupil. NOTE.—lnstruments lent to Pupils free of charge for practice et homo. LEARN SHORTHAND IN 30 DAYS. BOYD SHORTHAND SCHOOLS will undertake to teach you to write Shorthand correctly, and with' sufficient speed for -any business work,,in 30 days' study. Simply write for Prospectus (no obligations) to BOYD SHORTHAND SCHOOL, 100, Customhouse-quay, Wellington. MISS E. CARR'S SCHOOL OF SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING, Stewart Dawson's Buildings. Principal (late Miss L. Macdonald), Miss Whitbread-Edwards, F.C.T.S. (Inc.), F.I.P.S. (Lbnd.) Terms commence from date of entry. Tuition by correspondence in Shorthand. Non-visual Typewriting and Bookkeeping. ' ■ BANKS COLLEGE, WELLINGTON-TERRACE. FOR Boys of all ages. Primary, Secondary, and Commercial subjects. Special Matriculation Form, where boys receive careful individual attention. The staff consists of highly experienced and qualified teachers. PRINCIPAL: Mr. W. T. Foster, M.A., B.Litt. (Oxon.), First-class Honours in Languages and Literature. Third Term bogina TUESDAY, 12th SEPTEMBER. For further information, apply to H. AMOS, Director. Telephone 2098. EVERY STUDENT . Who has Graduated through our Engineering School HAS BEEN PLACED IN A SATISFACTORY SITUATION. rSpHERE are others who will soon be X ready for tho jobs that await them. But we are not in a. hurry to get rid of them —rather .wo insist upon their being thoroughly conversant with all phases of tho study before consenting to their entering for exams., even if it takes over twelve months to prepare them. Because of such thorouirhiwss on the part of Instructors our Students -ire so successful at the exams. Come along :uid let us talk it over. .BOWER'S SCHOOL FOR ENGINEERS, ROUTH'S BUILDINGS, Corner Featherston and Johnston streets, Wellington. Head Office—Colwill's Chambers, Swan-eon-street. Auckland. MOTOR'DRIVING TAUGHT BY EXPERTS. HEATHER'S MOTOR SCHOOL AND GARAGE, Edward 6tr_ot, oil" Manners-street (at rear of N.Z Express Co.'s Stores). 'Phone No 5506 XTTANTED to Buy, Section, about -J J» t acre, Seatoun. Send particulars, ' terms, otc, to Marmadukc, P.O. Box 441.