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IMPORTANT TO ADVERTISERS. "THE EVENING POST." A DVERTISERS are asked to have their xl- Notices in this Oflice as early as possible each morning, and it is particularly requested that Adverlisetneuts for the SATURDAYS Paper be handed in the ■"revious day whenever possible. The inEertion of those arriving later than 10.30 a.m. on Saturday cannot bo guaranteed that day. NOTE.—Applicants tor Situations advertised as Vacant arc advised not to send original references—copies only should be sent. ALSO NOTE.—That owing to the Postal regulations norn de plume addresses care of General Post Office cannot be accepted. BLUNDELL BROS., LTD., "The Evening Post." "VTEW ZEALAND INSURANCE ■** COMPANY, LIMITED. FIRE, MARINE. AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE. Accepted Lowest Current Hides. The Company is empowered by Special Act of Parliament to transact TRUSTEE. EXECUTOR. AND AGENCY BUSINESS. N. W. NELSON, Manager. Office: A.M.P. BUTLDING. Telephone 40-223. REDUCED PRICES For tTIGH-CLASS TAILORING xx AND SUPERIOR BRITISH SUITINGS at MILLIGAN'S, KELBURN AVENUE. Add to the attractions of this Firm, famous always for its EXPERT SERVICE TO CUSTOMERS. LOOK AFTER 'f OUR EYES. T"iON'T be handicapped in life by defecA- J tive eyesight. Have your eyes tested by us at regular intervals. We arc fully <iualilied opticians, and our rooms are metalled with all the latest optical equiplaent. Prescripti*ns dispensed. MORRISON & GILBERD, LTD., 70, Willis street, Wellington. Established 1592. MEDICAL MASSAGE, Remedial Exercises.—Mr. and Mrs. WM. BARKE, National Bank Chambers, Courtenay place. Tel. 22-223. CHIROPRACTIC— COLWILL & COL- >*~^ WILL announce their return from further study in U.S.A. and Europe. Reopening 7th January, National Bank Chambers, Courtenay place. Tel. 52-869. UNIVERSITY TUTORIAL SCHOOL, "PERSONAL Tuition by either whole-day •*• or part-time courses in all subjects ior University Entrance (Matriculation) Examination, and Arts and Science- Degree subjects. LL.B. Latin and English. Commercial Language and Technical Engineering subjects. Particulars upon application. Close 24th December. Re-open 11th. January. G. W. yon ZEDLITZ, M.A., Principal. Masonic Chambers, Wellington terrace. Telephone 44-651. THOROUGH Ensures SUCCESS GROUNDING SUCCESS MISS ROWNTBJJE'S SCHOOL OF SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING guarantees Individual Tuiti<Ri and the thorough grounding which leads to sueicass in business. 'Classes Resume Jlonday, lSlh. January. Principal: MISS ROWNTREK, i HaUenstein Bros.' Buildings, 33, Willis street, Wellington. TURNER SCHOOL OF MUSIC, R3, Keat terrace. Telephone 50-651. iTWTRS. JEAN TURNER-COTTIEB. IIL (Principal). Thorough Tuition of the Pianoforte, Banjo, Mandoline; Guitar, and , . Ukulele. Stringed Instruments lent free of charge. Orchestras of any combination available for engagement. ■(^ARR'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, ; *-' Stewart Daweon's Buildings, Lambton quay. Telephone 40-619. Individual Tuition in ShorthanS (Pitman pud Gregg), Bookkeeping, Typewriting, Office Routine. Principal: Mibb- K. Whitbread-Edwards, KO^T-S. (Inc.), F.I.P.S. (Non.), N.U.X. (Eng.). Re-ppenind date, Ist February, 1932. A . IV©CA~SIONAL EDUCATION FOR WOMEN. SPfaat can- £ do to earn something to fcdieve Dad3g anxieties and troubles? Congenial and well-paid positions can always be obtained for the young woman iivith a good training in those useful and (fcccesEary; *"twin arts," SHORTHAND AND SE?PEWRITIKa Jg&NES COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, the College of good results, commences TUESDAY, 12th JANUARY. Well begun is half done. Get in first and. be ready to seize the first opportunity of earning your first money. H. AMOS, F.R.E.S., F.A.1.5., Managing Director. GREEK v. MODERN EDUCATION. fT^HE Greeks aimed at harmony of phy- ■•*• sical, moral, and mental development. -Two thousand years after the Greek Civilisation, no better system has been devised^ State Education has -degenerated Into Mass Education. Private enterprise provides that individual care and attention that is so necessary for each boy. The Government requires all the assistance it can get in reducing its enormous expenditure. Mouey invested in the private education of your son is money well invested, because you can get -what you pay for. Try Welles'ley College for your boy. you won't be disappointed. First term commences 2nd February. Office opens 12th January (OS, The Terrace). Telephone. L. "F. PEGLER, 8.A., Headmaster. NOTICE TO "EVENING POST"' SUBSCRIBERS. SUBSCRIBERS whose delivery *° of "The Evening Post" is unsatisfactory are particularly requested to communicate DIRECT with the PUBLISHER instead of ■ complaining to the runner boys. This course ensures first-hand knowledge of irregularities and prompt attention, BLUNDELL BROS, LTD. Telephone -44-040.