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Evening Post, Volume CXV, Issue 130, 5 June 1933, Page 8

MODEL MILLINERY AT SPECIAL MID-SEASON ( REDUCTIONS. j^F The end of a season is not the time to sell Exclusive Models . . . the people who really appreciate clothes want to wear them at the height of their chic. So Kirkcaldie's have arranged a Mid-Season Clearance of Exclusive Imported Model Gowns, Coats, and Hats . . . all 1933's smartest styles for Wellington's best-dressed women. jlj In the Millinery Showroom on the First Floor every conceivable type of up-to-the-minute Headwear is showing at substan-tially-reduced prices . . . French Felts, Velours, Fabrics, Velvets, all exquisitely worked and finished. Ijf Whatever your individual style and head-fitting, we have a Model Hat for you in exactly the shade you require. Prices range from 19/6 to 79/6, and every hat is exclusive to KIRKCALDIE AND STAINS, LTD. MR. K. C. MORPETH, DENTIST, VTOTIFIES that he lias moved from ■^ Moles-worth Street to Bank of New Zealand, Lambton Quay. Entrance directly opposite Barrett's Hotel, Plimmer's Steps: Telephone 40-524. NOTICE OF REMOVAL. DAVID MILLIGAN, MERCHANT TAILOR, \ Has removed from KELBURN AVENUE, To those Up-to-date Premises of JOHN A. POHERTY, 121 Customhouse Quay, Opp. Stewart Dawson's. ; TIE invites all his Customers to meet ■*"^ him at the New Address. Reduced Overhead Charges will enable him to give Better "Value than Ever. IMPORTANT TO ADVERTISERS. "THE EVENING POST." _ DVERTISERS are asked to have their ■"- Notices in this Office as early as possible each morning, and it is particularly requested .that Advertisements for the SATURDAY'S. Paper be handed in the previous day whenever possible. The insertion of those arriving later1 than 10.30 a.m. on Saturday cannot be guaranteed that day. NOTE.—Applicants for Situations advertised ,as Vacant' are advised not to send original -references—copies only, should be S6ALSO 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." r<HIROPRACTIC Health' Service—ColV will & Colwill, National Bank Chambers, Courtenay Place, Wellington, lei. 52-869. .. . LOOK. AFTER YOUR EYES! , T7YESIGHT is too precious to trifle with. J-J Call in and see us for all your optical requirements. We are experts and fully qualified, and are equipped with the most modern appliances to meet all optical needs. Prescriptions dispensed. MORRISON & GILBERD. LTD., Opticians, 70 Willis Street, Wellington. TURNER1 STUDIO OF MUSIC, 83 Kent Terrace. Telephone 50-651. MRS. JEAN TURNER-COTTIER (Principal). Thorough Tuition of the Pianoforte, Banjo, Mandolin, Guitar,, and Ukulele. Stringed Instruments lent free of charge. Orchestras of any combination available for engagement. -■ THOROUGH Ensures SUCCESS GROUNDING SUCCESS MISS ROWNTREE'S SCHOOL OF SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING guarantees Individual Tuition and the thorough grounding which leads to «uccess in business. Principal: MISS ROWNTREE, Hallenstein Bros,' Buildings, 33. Willis Street, Wellington. PARR'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, V> Stewart Dawson's Bldgs. Tel. 40-619. Individual Tuition in Shorthand (Pitman and Gregg), ' Bookkeeping, Typewriting Office Routine. Principal: Miss K. Whitbread-Edwards, F.C.T.S. (Inc.), F.I.P. (Lon.), N.U.T. (Eng.). All terms commence with student; tram and rail concessions. BANKS COLLEGE MATRICULATION CLASSES A RE designed to provide an intensive £*• course for the Entrance Examinations. , - Boys concentrate only on those Subtects in which they propose to-sit. If a boy isl a trier he cannot fail to nake progress in our Classes. There is in atmosphere of work about them. Ring, call, or write "*"~ , 98 THE TERRACE. Tel. No. 43-030. i W. H. STEVENS, M.A., Director. PURE AND APPLIED MATHEMATICS. PHYSICS. CHEMISTRY. CALCULUS. 4.11 Stages University Entrance to Honours Degree. fTNIVERSITY TUTORIAL SCHOOL. U G-. W. YON ZEDLITZ, M.A., Principal. llasonic Chambers, Wellington Terrace. Telephone 44-651. NOTICE ?TO: "EVENING POST" SUBSCRIBERS. CUBSCRIBERS 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., LTP Telephone 44-040.