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MOTORS AND CYCLES FOR SALE. /)UEEN'S MOTOR WORKS. IJ. Tory Street, FOR ALL CLASSES OF REPAIRS. cars stored and cleaned. all ' accessories. c. c moves. Proprietor. . j TJiSED CAU^ UUYERS.j Read 'I'llis. 1 'heir^oinparc our Prices. Austin 7 Saloon, snip £85 ! Fold (A I Tndur Sudan, latoot £05 I Wliip|»ct, i. Coupe, l.iLot-t model £115 [Hudson Couch, recent, perfect .... £85 j Oldsmobile Sedan, 19311, snip £175 Chrysler .Sedan, perfect order £ l.") 0 Studobaker Light 6 Roadster £55 Graham Paige .Sedan, lU3O £295 Willys-Knight Tourer, as new ..... £75 Standard 14 Coupe, recent model .'. £95 Clicv., 1928, '.i-tou Van. as new .... £95 Dodge Roadsters, from £25 And many others. N.Z USED CAR MART. LTD., ISuulcutt street. Telephone 43-777. The Home of Cheap Used Cars. EDUCATIONAL. TURNER STUDIO OF MUSIC, 83, Kent terrace MISS ,)KAN TUKNEP. (Principal), PIANO (Academic and Shefter Methods), n.\MJO, MANDOLIN, ST.EEL GUITAR, AND UKULELE. Stringed Instruments lent free of charge to pupils for practice nt home. UNIVERSITY TUTORIAL SCHOOL. G W yon Zedlitz, M.A., Principal \TACATION Classes have commenced. " School Re-opejs Utb February Individual Tuition in Degree subjects Entrance Examinations (Matriculation), Preliminary, aud Sections A and U Associate Membership Exam Institution Civil Engineers, other Engineering subjects. Land Surveyor's Exam (Aust. and N. 2.) All-dr.y Students required to apply early MASONIC CHAMBERS, Wellington terrace Tel. 44-651 THOROUGH . Ensures SUCCESS GROUNDING SUCCESS MISS UOWJMTREE'S SCHOOL OF SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING guarantees Individual Tuition and the Thorough Grounding which leads to success in business Classes Resume Tuesday, 27th January Principal: MJSS KOWNTREE. Hallenstein Bros.' Buildings, s 33, Willis street. Wellington rfTHE MODERN COMMERCIAL -*- . SCHOOL. j 115. Lambton quay. Tel. 43-70 S. SIIO RT.IIAND-T YPEWRITING: MRS. NJCOLAUS, P.C.T. BOOKKEEPING: MTSS FEATONBY, B.Com. (late Banks). Day, Evening, and Special Speed Classes. 4.30-0 p.m. PARK'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, '-' Stewart Dawson's Bldgs., Lambton-qy Telephone 40-619 Individual Tuition m Shorthand (Pitman and Giegg), Bookkeeping. Typewriting,1 .Office Routine Principal, Miss X WhitDrcad-Ed-wards, F.C.T.S (inc.), F.I.P.S, (Non.), N.U.T. (Eng.j. assisted by Qualified Staff. Lectures in all ACCOUNTANCY SUBJECTS Are Resuming THIS WEEK At . 1 GILBY'S COLLEGE (A. H. Gilby, F.C.1., Director), Broadway Building, (Opposite St. James Theatre), Courtenay place. All Students' work is marked by tutors personally. All Classes Strictly Limited iv. numbers. Write, telephone, or call for Prospectus and Time-table for 1031. Telephone 21-087. BENJAMIN • FRANKLIN. Benjamin Franklin, the Apostle of Thrift, said: "If you know how to spend less than you get, you have THE PHILOSOPHER'S STONE." ' H^HE best safeguard for- keeping your -*- expenditure within the limits of your income is to keep a methodical record of your earnings and spendings. No business man in these days can hope to succeed unless he keeps a .true and correct record of his various transactions. But Books of Account -must, not only be kept by the business man. but by every income-earner, ami all the more so in these | troublous times when it is so difficult'to | make the weekly wage or monthly salary go round. 3 TO 6 MONTHS. A. knowledge of Double Entry Bookkeeping can be acquired in from 3 to 6 months. Double Entry is the only means of proving the correctness of your ■ books. ■It docs not involve double work. SPEEDY AND INTERESTING. .. The principles aud practice of Double Entry Bookkeeping are quickly mastered by tiie interesting method used at Banks Commercial College. The system still in use was introduced by Mr. John'-S. Barton, S.M., the founder and first Director of the College. - • BOOKKEEPING. in all its branches is taught at Banks Comnierei.il College for the HOUSEHOLD -for BUSINESS—for ACCOUNTANCY. After this year students have to take THREE separate examinations instead of two for the- exams of the N.Z. Society of Accountants. Save a year's study by I making a commencement THIS year! I INDIVIDUAL TEACHING, MORNING, AFTRRNOON, AND EVENING- CLASSES. PERSONAL AND CORRESPONDENCE TUITION . ■: ; At BANKS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, 98, The Terrace, "The College of Good Results." H. AMOS, F.R. Econ. S., Managing Director. BUSINESS NOTICES. REMOVALS. was the experience of ouj family -*- when they got to know of the N.Z. EXPRESS CO., and the worry it saves. They had to move at a few days' notice to the other Island, and didn't know how to pack the hundred aud one articles which accumulate for attention when a shift is under way. Somebody suggested letting us handle it all, and shortly after-war-1 our roomy vehicles were at the scene. Men experienced in careful handling took charge, and spirited things away, with the result that they arrived without 1 a scratch. THE NEW ZEALAND EXPRESS CO.. LTD. Offices in All Chief Towns. | WANTED TO SELL. "REINFORCING Iron Rods, %. Vi, %; -*-*1 Railway Tron, Tram Rails, Transformer Iron, Wire Rope. Drums, Pulleys. I Belting, nnd Shafting; also Waste aud Cleaning Rags, Winches for Hire. ; STEVENS & CO., Upper Abel Smith street. Tel. 20-333. BARLEY " BARLEY BARLEY BARLEY I POULTRY Farmers, Pig Farmer?, and ■ Dairy Farmers, use BARLEY, the j cheapest and most, nutritious stock food on the market. Ton-sack lots, 3a per | bushel of 501b. Special quotations for1 ,I larger quantities. LAERY AND CO.. LTD., Grain and Produce Merchants'. Wellington.