EDUCATIONAL. OLD ITALIAN QT/VZ' l SCHOOL VxJLifll VX Pupil of Cav. Vincenzo SABATINI, Milan, Italy, and “Royal College of Music,” London. MR. E. A. CAERLYON-BENNETT, Hastings TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS, “ Tribune ” Buildings. Shakespeare road Napier. ’Phone 889. ELOCUTION. M RS - W. A? W H S°£ K ’ TEACHER OF ELOCUTION, Notifies present and intending Pupils that she will be absent from Hastings until March, when she will resume teaching. Address:— C/o “ TRIBUNE ” OFFICE, HASTINGS. 1917. DURING this year which has just started, a large number will prepare themselves for better positions with bigger pay. Will you be one ot these, or will you jog along in the same old way leaving your advancement to time service or influence?? You know with comparatively little study of the right sort you can prepare yourself for a better position, and at the same time enhance your self-respect and make yourself independent of any one boss. The young man of ability and determination will strive, during the ensuing year to accomplish this qualification and you become a marked man, marked for better things. We teach MONEY ACCOUNTANCY. PRACTICAL BOOKKEEPING and give a COMPLETE BUSINESS TRAINING by mail. May we not send you particulars of the Course which concerns you? Write to-day. Address: HEMINGWAY’ AND ROBERTSON’S CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS LTD. UNION BUILDINGS, CUSTOMS STREET, AUCKLAND. '•NFAIR MISREPRESENTATION. F»r a time many people nskinjf for Fltu-fz.-i’ vero often persnndM to try “sonvihina ins! as 3 filv Flnenz."! is commended b- Health authoii'.e- and is s=o widely known aS a storin'" rt-inedy, these unfair tactics have to a irreat extent, ceased. Unbiassed Chemists and Storekeepers ful ’.v apinpeiate Vl’tenzol. 16 & 2/6. M lift* g i.i 1 e 1 3 £2. 3 * 3 2-rS _ 3*< $ Z?! U ? 2 b> 2- ■w* 5 3 tr ~ 3 »s rco fc-Ar >• 3 3“ j* Q O GQ id n> Cu = g.s-3 r £. § „ £| fl a. 8 ? 3 >; M *0 << sr O ’ i-S-41 s YOU GET SANI-FLUBH FROM JOHN FEAR, ‘•THE PEOPLE’S PLUMBER," KARA MU ROAD, HASTINGS. R. 8. CARTY, Manager. ’PHONES —Office and Showroom, M. Privat* Resident*, 758.
WE DO UPHOLSTERING WELL I You have manv articles of FURNITURE that need doing up. —Perhaps one or two pieces that come in for more use than gP j , A others, and spoil the appearance of the whole suite. I Whatever your need be here, we will do your UPHOLSTLR'"»TNG well, in whatever material yon desire -Leather. Rexinc, Moquettc. Saddlebags. Tapestry, or Cretonne. ~1 UyFRLk Our Craftsmen have both taste and skill, and the unseen ijwliSjy work is as good as that meeting the eye. estimates free of charge RECo’wSLD HOIISE H)R HWNLSHING.
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume VI, Issue 354, 14 February 1917, Page 3
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