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Evening Star, Issue 19005, 29 July 1925, Page 7

LECTURES. NEW ZEALAND SOCIETY OF ACCOUNTANTS (Otago Brunch). A LECTURE, entitled ‘Preferred Shares,’ will bo delivered by J. 0. STEPHENS in the Board Room, Express Buildings, oa THURSDAY, 30th July, at 8 p.m. Members and all others interested are invited to attend. GEO. M. MACLEAN, Secretary. OTAGO HOME ECONOMICS ASSOCIA--01 ON. LECTURE, Relation between clothing AND HEALTH,’ By Mies M'GILL, In Home Science School, THURSDAY. 30th, 7.45. Bueinsfts Meeting of North. Dnneniu Branch, 7.15 (before lecture). CORONATION 130PULAB LECTURE, 00R< 1 HALL, MAORI HILL, WEDNESDAY, 29th JULY, 1925, at 8 p.m. A Lecture will be given on ‘The Tarawera Eruptions,’ with Lantern Illustrations, by Rev. J. E. HOLLOWAY, D.So. Admission, Is. Seats may be booked at Simpson’s, Balmacewcn road. TO LET. MAJESTIC MANSIONS, ST. CLAIR. tdurnished and unfurnished i? BED-SITTING ROOMS j own conventeuees, large rooms, beautifully finished. Also, 3-ROOMED UNFURNISHED SELFCONTAINED FLATS, newly renovated. j The above are To Let to suitable tenant* at reasonable rentals. Apply „ CARETAKER, Majestic Mansions, TO LET, in main street, Look-up Shop.— 755, ‘Star.’ ODERN~¥eIf-contaiued Flat, 4 rooms and kitchenette, “ A venal,” Royal ter-raoe.—-Speddiug and Cameron, Empire Buildings. TiF'LET|~2~Unfn rnTiihod Front Rooms use of all conveniences; central; 15a. —Address 726, ‘Star’ Office. mo LET, Roslyn, Plainly-furnished FourJL. roomed Cottage; e. 1., gas grillerj use own linen; 22s 6d week; adults 0n1y.—723, "Star. 1 TO LET, 2 Unfurnished Rooms; gas fireX; places, use of kitchen.—4 Granville terrace, Bclleknowes; 15s weekly. a 10 LET, Double Furnished Bedroom, suit mates or couple, use of convenience; also Unifurnished Flat.—22o St. Andrew street. __ mo LET, Unfurnished Self-contained Flat, X 4 large rooms, kitchenette, bathroom.— Apply 10 Alva street. _____ rflO LET, Throe Unfurnished Rooms; use A of all conveniences.—Apply 446 George street. Q LET.—Chimneys Swept by Howard; no dust; satisfaction guaranteed.—4l street; ’phono 2,446. 10 LET. Musselburgh, Furnished 'Bedroom; fireplace, electric, use convenijea; suit two working girls.—Reasonable, 1 ‘ Star.’ VURNISHBD and Unfurnished Rooms; ovei-y conv-Qiiionco, olcctno a. i o. water, kitchenette; use telephone; ir Frederick street. —177 street. HQ LET, on rise, large sunny Furnished 1 L Bedroom; suit 2or 3 girls.-Apply 74 ; eriot row. I no LET, Mosgiel Junction, E sunny Booms, I. use of conveniences.—Address 539, Star.’ j. ; C~D LET, Furnished Flat; use telephone, conveniences. — 3s6 George gtreot, City. Otago Window CleauL ing Co.; Windows and Chimneys leaned when required; trial solicited.— 'elephono 3,259. __ , rO LET Gain Forwarding Co. Remove your Furniture moans safety and ! oonomy—Office, 22 Bond street. ; FURNITURE REMOVALS. NEE US as to the Best and Cheapest Way 5 to Remove your Furniture by Road,, ‘all. or Sea. Inly experienced men employed, UNSURPASSED STORAGE. Write, ’phone, or call THE NEW ZEALAND EXPRESS CO., LIMITED. P.O. Box 300. Telephones 1,151, 1,152 YOUR MOVE, SIR I [OUSEHOLD REMOVALS by Expert L Staff. Greatest care exercised. Lowprices. Dry Storage. Consult us. CRUST AND CRUST, 20 Manse street. FURNITURE REMOVED BY RAIL, ROAD, OR SEA. EXPERT PACKERS. GOOD STORAGE. IILBURY FORWARDING COMPANY, LIMITED. Phones: 2,304; after 5 p.m,, 1,128. Office: 7 Crawford street. ~ educational. EXPERIENCED London Teacher has Vai cancics Pianoforte and Singing Pupils; derate terms; central.— 7ls, ‘Star.’ riIOWNB Commercial College, above h Moray Place P.O.—Shorthand, Typeding, Bookkeeping; individual luition; Iway concessions.—Telephone 2,997. f ANA LEI. •Certificated Hawaiian InstruL montalist; we teach all Hawaiian torments ; instruments stocked. —Kidd's filing, 73 Princes street. fTwInTNSI eeTGuiTar, Ukulele, Banjo, I Mandolin, Violin, Piano.—J. H. Hut- , 207 George street. rTJINERY Claves.—"latest Spring I. Fashions Taught thoroughly, 2s two as; Hats Made'To Order, moderate.— , 'Star.’ jTANTBD, Pupils, Steel Guitar; also V would give Lessons for same on Banjo. 29. ‘Star/ LOST AND FOUND. OVERCOAT Missing.—Would the Person seen taking wrong Overcoat from Dixieland on Saturday night communicate with 642, ‘Star,’ to save further proooedi _ _ •_ LOST, Pendulum and Key of Clock.—R®ward returning Williamsons, jewol- ‘ lets, 31 Princes street. LOST, Purse, containing keys, etc., on Rattray sirceGMaori Hill cars.—Pleaao i return to A. D. Riley and Co., N.Z. Express I Co.’s Buildings; reward. LOST, Pocket Wallet containing 8 £1 notes, 1 10s note, receipts also; name ! inside of wallet; libera! reward.—Address 1 727, ‘Star’ Office. LOST, Grease Gun, City.—Reward returning Tilbury Forwarding Company, Crawford street. LOST, Envelope containing notes, Maori Hill, Pitt, George, Princes, Stafford streets, Mornington car; worker’s wages; literal reward.-—721, ‘Star’ Office, LOST, Pendant, gold seal.—Reward on returning to Bishop Richards, Woodhaugh. ■Tost, Saturday night, between Howe and JU St. Andrew streets, Silver Expanding Wristlet Watch; reward.—Bsß Cumberland street. ■ LOST, Sahudav last, Gent’s Gold-mounted Umbrella (initialled); reward.— Mags Ryan, confectionery? Stuart street. OST. Tuesday afternoon, Gold Brooch, from Kaikorai Talley Bush.—Reward returning Kemp's Store, Rat* korai. LOST, Dust, Germs, Moths by having your carpets collected, cleaned, returned same day; no waiting; Chimneys g we pt,_Dunedin “Window Cleaning Co., St. Andrew "treet; ‘phone 495. ’ I r ~OST, aIF thoughts chimney fires by emJ ploying Saunders, Otago Window Cleaning Company; competent chimney \