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CHIROPRACTIC FOR HEALTH. EV. DAVYS, "JSveuing Post Chain* • bers, Resumes Practice January 11, 1037. Telephones 42-21S, C 2-182, Res. , CHIROPRACTIC HEALTH SERVICE. | fOLWILL & COLWILL, National . VV Bank Chambers, Oourtcnay Place, . Wellington, Tel. 52-809, liave Resumed Tract ice. r lEE'S GREATEST BLESSING.—The possession of good Eyesight is undoubtedly odq of Life's greatest blessings, therefore give your eyes every attention and care. Visit us at regular intervals, We are experts and are fully qualified. Prescriptions dispensed. MORRIsON & GILBERD, LTD., Opticians, 48 Willis St, Wellington. (Established 1892.) PARR'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, Stewart Dawson's Bldg. Tel. 47-558. Individual Tuition in Shorthand (Pitman or Gregg)- Touch Typewriting, Bookkeeping, Office Routine. Principal: MISS K. WHITBRED-EDWARDS, FCT.S. (Inc.), F.I.P.S. (Lon.), N.U.T, (Eng.). rpURNER-COTTIER MUSIC STUDIO A Turner Academy. (Established 1895.) '84 KENT TERRACE. Telephone 63-284. Thorough Tuition of the PIANO, BANJO. MANDOLIN. GUITAR, and UKULELE. Instruments Lent Free of Chargo to Irupils I for Practice at Home. UNIVERSITY TUTORIAL SCHOOL. Masonic Chambers, Wellington Terrace. Telephone 44-051. INDIVIDUAL Tuition by part-time, or evening courses. University Degree subjects and Entrance (Matriculation) Examination. 4 Examinations of the English Engineering Institutions (Civil. Electrical. Mechanical, and Structural). Reopen February 1. Vacation Telephone . C3-15S. G. W. VQN ZEDLITZ, Principal. SOME STUDENTS TAKE RISKS!

riTHERS obtain INDIVIDUAL IV = STRUCTION at BANKS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, where every Instructor is a highly-qualified and experienced - teacher. Banks College has an established . reputation and an examination that is r second to none. Ring, v.rue, or call for a Prospectus. OS THE TERRACE, Wellington. Telephone 47-543. S W. H. STEVENS, M.A., Principal. > i INSTRUCTION r at ' I QILBY'S COLLEGE I RESUMES as under:- 1 DAY AND EVENING SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING, on Monday, J January 18. ' DAY SECONDARY (Coaching for Uni- ' versity Entrance, Standard "VI Pro- • liciency, etc.), on Monday, January 18. t EVENING ACCOUNTANCY PROF?S- 1 SIONAL, on Monday, February 1. t Mr. G. P. Hutchinson,' A.R.A., N.Z., I may be interviewed between 6 p.m. < and 7.30 p.m. from January 25 to 29. EVENING SECONDARY (Coaching for i University Entrance, Standard VI , Proficiency, etc.), on Tuesday, Feb* . ruary 16. J Mr. A. S. Farquhar, M.A. (Hons.). J may be interviewed on Friday, Feb- ' ruary 12, and Monday, February 15, between 7 p.m. and 9 p.m. The Director, Mr. A. H. Gilby, E.C.I. (Eng.), F.C.S. (N.Z.), may be interviewed from: 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily and on Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday evenings between 7 p.m. and 9 p.m. for information regarding any of the Departments referred to above. An inquiry will cost you nothing—• commit you to nothing. A Separate Prospectus is issued for each Department. Write, 'phone, or call for one. It is FREE! GILBY'S COLLEGE Wellington, Ltd. 108 Courtenay Place (Opp. St. James Theatre), Wellington, Tel. 31-087. Tel. 51-987. THE METROPOLITAN COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. TS prepared to give Private and Individual Tuition. in Shorthand, Typewriting, Bookkeeping, Office Machines, etc., at class fees to a limited number of boys, girls, and adults until schools reopen. The Principal may be interviewed daily 9 to 12.30, and 1.30 to 4.30. METROPOLITAN COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. Courtenay Chambers, 15 Courtenay Place. Telephone 51-670. TO THE TRADE. mHE biggest range of Hotel Glassware, Marble Bar Glassware, Vases, Bowls, Dishes in town. C. B. LEMPRIERE AND CO., LTD., YVholesale Merchants, 15 Blair Street, Courtenay Place, Wellington. "PRINTING ot every descriptions Show -*• Cards, Catalogues. Invitations, Business Stationery. Alt orders executed promptly by the "Evening Post" Printing Department. Half Tone and Line Blocks made at shortest notice. Stereo Work a Specialty. 'Phone for quotations. Tel 44-040. ; NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS. I'INSTRUCTIONS as to the Insertion oi J- Withdrawal of Advertisements in Uw "Evening Post" must be in writing Advertisements received without suci instruction will be inserted until counter manded and charged accordingly. Alterations for Standing Advertisement! should be handed in by 12 o'clock the da] before they are required to appear. Advertisers in the Country can rant payment by Money Order or Postogi Stamps. Any person writing to the "E\enln| Post" Office for information in regard t< advertisements already appearing in th< paper must send stamped addressee envelopes in order to ensure reply. For the convenience of advertiser replies to advertisements may be sent t< ' The Post" Publishing Office; but th Proprietors do not accept any respond tulity in this respect. While every care is exercised In regar< to the insertion and classification o advertisements, the Proprietor* do no hold- themselves responsible for error® c the non-insertion through accident o from other -ausea, and the Proprietor reserve to themselves the right c omitting advertisements that they ma deem objectionable, even although sue edvertisements may have been receive E.nd paifl for in the usual course of bus iiess. All business Communications should D addressed to the Manager; Letters to th Editor, News Items, etc., to the Editor. We cannot be held responsible fc Errors in Advertisements transmitted b telephone. KLUNDELL. BROS., LTD., Proprietors.