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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XIII, Issue 21, 8 January 1923, Page 8

J. A. Millar. J. A. MILLER. STOCK & STATION AGENT. QUEEN STREET HASTINGS CHOICE RESIDENCES ON WEST SIDE. 2 ROODS 13 PERCHES, beautifully laid out in garden, flowers anil vegetables. Concrete paths, etc. FIVE-ROOMED ROUGH-CAST BUNGALOW, bathroom, etc. Hot and Cold water, electric light, gas, sewer, etc- Cupboards. linen presses, wardrobes built in. Three fileplaces, besides stove. Motor shed. Purchaser can make good terms or can pay cash. This home is in a favourite block. 33 PERCHES, west sjde, near centre of town. Ideal, jiretty home. Garden tastefully laid out and a glow of colour. Concrete paths, motor shed. FIVE - ROOM ED Wood BUNGALOW with Kitchenette. Wardrobes and cupboards built in. Electric light, gas, etc. Every convenience- Price low for '•ash as owner leaving district. SEASIDE RESORT AT TE AWANGA COSY BUNGALOW, just 12 months built, with good view of sea. Living room, kitchen (with stove), 2 good bedrooms with large verandahs covered in as sleeping porches. Rooms lined. Price only £630; good terms.

FOR SALE □TOBACCONIST & HAIRDRESSERS A BUSINESS, in central position, well stocked, and everything thoroughly up-to-date. Good lease, at a very reasonable rental. To be sold as a going concern, and at a very low price. HPWO Centrally-situated Brick Buildings, in Hastings. Good value and easy terms. O 0 ACRES best fattening Land in Hawke’s Bay. within easy distance of Hastings, small house. Price £73, with £3OO cash. ANTED Particulars of several small places from six to fifteen Acres, with or without buildings. T. CUNNINGHAM & COMPANY. ’Phone 1221. Box 50. HASTINGS 11. A. FANNIN GRAIN & PRODUCE MERCHANT. LAND INSURANCE, * GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT. STOCK AND SHARE BROKER. Sole Wholesale H.B. Agent for MADDRLN BROS.’ (Christchurch) ROPES, PLOUGH LINE, BINDER TWINE, SHOP TWINES. Stocks of the above are now held in Hastings, and can be supplied to merchants and storekeepers at Christchurch prices. PRODUCE BOUGHT OR SOLD ON COMMISSION. QUEEN STREET W, HASTINGSTelephones: Office 727. Residence 307 P.O .Box 125. HASTINGS TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL Director: Mr. W. A. *G. Penlington, M.A. (late Director of Vocational Training.) The School combines the advantages of a sound general education and modern technical training, preparatory to a profesional, industrial or domestic life. PROFESSIONAL: Pupils are prepared for University, Matriculation, also Solicitors’. Medical and Dental Preliminary Examinations. PUBLIC SERVICE: Courses meet the requirements of the Public Service Entrance Examination. ENGINEERING: Boys may take complete course lor Engineers’ Preliminary Examination. COMMERCIAL: Pupils desiring to qualify as accountants are prepared for the Accountants’ Preliminary Examination. A special course, emphasising shorthand, typewriting, book-keeping and business methods, is also provided. AGRICULTURAL: Boys may specialise in Agriculture, Dairy Science, Botany, Practical Physics and Chemistry, Woodwork and Farm Book-keeping, also taking certain general subjects. The school possesses a well equipped laboratory and ample experimental plots. DOMESTIC: The Domestic Course is designed for girls contemplating home. life. Besides general subjects it specialises in Physics and Chemistry of Common Life, Hygiene, Physiology and First Aid, Home Bookkeeping, Practical Cookery, Dressmaking and Laundrywork. 1923 SESSION: The school year commences on 7th February, 1923. The Director anay be interviewed at the school between 9 a.m. and 12 noon, and, 2 p.m. and 4 p.m. on stb and 6th February. W. L. DUNN, Secretary.

NAPIER HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPALS: Miss V. M. Greig, M.A., B.Sc. (Girls’ School) and Mr. W. A. Armour, M.A. M.Sc. (Boys’ School) The Schools have an excellent scholastic record, and are fully staffed by experienced teachers. Profesional Course, Commercial Course. General Secondary Course, Agricultural Course (for boys), and Domestic Course (for girls). Pupils prepared for all public examinations. Resident and Visiting Tutors are available for instruction in Music, Elocution Dancing and Singing. Excellent boarding establishments ideally situated on the hills, are attached to each school, and are under the direct supervision of the Principals. Full boarding fee, including laundry. £56 10/- per anum. Early application for admission as a boarder is necessary as the accommodation is limited. Preparatory pupils are admited to each schol. Tuition fee £3 10/- per term. Prospectus free on aplication to the Principals or to the undersigned. First term 1923 commences on February 7th. W. L. DUNN, v Secretary. Education Office, Napier.