TITAHI BAY

Evening Post, Volume CXIX, Issue 23, 28 January 1935, Page 7

TITAHI BAY

ASSOCIATION MEETS The subject of water supply,for picnicker* at Titahi beach was dealt with in tiie report to the annual meeting of the Titahi Bay Progressive Association on' Saturday night. The erection 0fa.2000-gallon tank on the beach to supply spring water was appreciated in the report, which staled that the amount of water could easily lie doubled at small cost. It had been a valuable asset. The reticulation of the water north and south along the beach was also mentioned. ' Fencing an area of land fronting the beach, as had been proposed, had been carried out by the Makara County1 Council, the association providing the material, and about 300 plants had been put in, the veport recorded. The membership of the association wni 33, compared with 46 the previous* year, but an increase was anticipated this year. The accumulated funds totalled nearly £36. It was suggested that ■ unless owners maintained their boat sheds in order, the County Council should deprive them of the ■ Motions of Confidence .in- Mr.' .R. W. Botbamley, chairman, of the' Makara County Council, and thanks to- Mr. A. Wright, the beach custodian, were passed. The following officers wqre elected:— Patron, Mr. W. E. Windley;' president, Mr. E. Johnston: vice-presidents, Messrs. M. O. V. Dimoclc, B. Ljnneberg. and A. 15. Emmett; committee, Messrs. T. Gray, ri. F. Wood, E. A. Carter, ,W. CSchock, T5. W. Bothamley. A. Vella, G. F. Wilson, and C. A. ISadeliffe; honorary secretary and treasurer. Mr. L. U. Chaff cy; honorary auditor, Mr. K. JTmiter;- honorary solicitor, Mr. .7, L. McDuff. • . .

C.W..Price and Co.. 01 Dixon Street, will sell furniture, carpet*, and tools' in the mart tomorrow, commencing at' \M p.m.

MORE FABRIC SPECIALS. HUGE SALE REDUCTIONS. "TJAILY our entire stock of ■L' Fabrics is gradually diminishing. And we're not surprised, for the season's smartest colours, designs, and materials are > all reduced at tremendous savings. We quote a few from our vast range, but you are earnestly requested to call early and avoid disappointment. Uncrusliable Crepes in au excellent range of unusual designs are reduced from 2s Cd to Is lid yard. Real Silk Crepe de Chines, superior quality, suitable for Lingerie or Dress Wear, reduced from 3a lid to 2s lid yard. Keally most excellent value. Crepe Satins, consisting of bright Satin with a real Crepe back in an . excellent range of shades, ore being sacrificed at 2s fid- yard. ■■ '.' Originally these were 4s 6d yard. A new fabric, most suitable for . Lingerie, called Art. Triple Ninon, in shades of Beige, Nil, and Ivory, is being offered at 4s lid yardreduced from 6s lid yard. Art. Silk Pique Organdies, in dainty Floral designs in smart shades, were originally Is lid yard. This fabric is now offered at Is 6d yard. CALL TODAY AND REVIEW THE VAST RANGE OP THESE FABRICS AND COMPARE THE VALUES. KIRKCALDIE'S SUMMER SALE. KIRKCALDJE AND STAINS, LTD. PASSENGERS OVERSEAa FOR BAGGAGE "INSURANCE against Fire, Theft, Sea Damage, etc, at low premium; apply NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE INSURANCE CO., LTD. (Incorporated in Great Britain )< Routh'a Buildinga, Feathenton Street, DAY, EVENING and '* MAIL TUITION. At rt I L B V ' S COLSDOE ** has now resumed. Individual tuition in: Pitman's or Gregg Shorthand, Typewriting, Bookkeeping, Commercial English and Business Methods. COACHING for University Entrance, Standard VI Proficiency, Senior Free Place, etc. CALL, TELEPHONE, or WRITE FOR FREE PROSPECTUS. GILBY'S COLLEGE, Wellington, Ltd., Broadway Building, 106 Courtenay Placo (Opposite St. James Theatre), Wellington. P.O. Box: Telephone: 121 Te Aro. ...'.. 51-987. ACCOUNTANCY STUDENTS Enrol with ENTING'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. pLASS AND CORRESPONDENCE U TUITION. Classes Commence MONDAY NEXT, FEBRUARY 4. Mr. Enting may be interviewed daily from 9-12, 12.30 to 5.15, and T-$ (except Saturday. Call or write for Free Prospectus. VICKERS HOUSE, Woodward Btreet, Wellington Cl. Box 826. Tel. M-400. SIX ADVANTAGES OF TJANKS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. 1. Sound Individual Instruction in Pitman's. Shorthand. 2. Touch Typewriting by Modern Methods. 3. Free Course in English, and Commercial Letter Writing. i. Positions Found for all Qualified Students. V. Best Results in the Public Examinations. 6. Lowest Fees. Send for Prospectus. Telephone 47-543. P.O. Box 1261. 98 The Terrace. W. H. STEVENS, M.A., • Director. THOROUGH Ensures SUCCESS GROUNDING SUCCESS MISS ROWNTREE'S SCHOOL OF SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING guarantees Individual Tuition and the thorough grounding which leads to success in business. Classes resume Tuesday, January 15. Principal: MISS ROWNTREE, Hallenstein Bros.' Building, 83 Willis Street, Wellington. MATRICULATION EXAMINATION ARTS AND SCIENCE DEGREES. EDUCATIONAL COURSES IN LITERATORE AND LANGUAGES. Whole-day, part-time, and evening courses. Single. Subjects. O. W. yon ZEDLIT2, M.A.. Unifivsity Tutorial School, Majonie Chambers, The Terrace. Telephone 44-651. PIANO, BANJO, MANDOLIN, GUITAR, AND UKULELE. TURNER-COTTIER MUSIC STUDIO. DURING rebuilding at 83 Kent Terrace, business will be carried on at temporary premises, 20 ELIZABETH ST. Telephone 50-651. BARRON'S TYPEWRITING, Reporting, and Duplicating Service. South British Insurance Buildings, Lambton Quay, Cl, P.O. Box 119. Typewriting, Mimeographing, Multigraphing, Reporting, Envelope Addressing. J. BARRON, Authorised Reporter (by exam.). Telephone 45-641. PARR'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, U Stewart Dawson's Bldgs. Tel. 47-558. Personal and Individual Tuition in Shorthand (Pitman and Gregg), Bookkeeping, Typewriting, Office Routine. Miss E. Whitbread-Edwards, F.0.T.8. (Inc.), F.I.P. (Lon.), N.U.T. (Ing.), Positions found for students when qualified. All terms commence with Student; tram and rail concessions. Reopening date, January 15, 1935. CRUELTY TO ANIMALS. YOU are requested to report to the S.P.O.A. any act of cruelty you may notice.' Office: Hamilton Chambers, Lamb* ton Quay. Lethal Chamber for destruction of cats and doga available Mon. to Fri. at 9 a.nii and 3.30 p.m. at Corporation Yard, Clyde Quay. Inspector. R. A. Nicol; Secretary, S. B. Clarke. P.O. Box 195. Funds urgently, required, Tel. 43-978,

CHIROPRACTIC HEALTH SJERVICE. pOLWILL & COLWILL—ISth Year of Practice. National Bank Chambers, Courtenay Place, Wellington. Tel. 62-869. HAVE YOUR EYES EXAMINED. V"OUR Eyes may be quite all right now, •*■ but will they always be that way? Make certain by calling on ns at regular intervals. We have had years of experience, are fully qualified, and are equipped with the most modern appliances tor the efficient examination of' eyes. Prescrip'mOßßlSON 'AND GILBERU. LTD., Opticians, 48 Willis Street, Wellington. Established 1892. \ ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS. "lOTer •of Quietness/—To condemn tho i launches for the action of oho or two individuals would bo unjust. "li.C."—Ttte question has been fully discussed Introduction of tho personal issue would not lalp. - " ' "1.8. and "Ginger."—Noted. We are watch- , Ing developments. "Lei" tnd "Square Deal."—lnadmissible.