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W. R. Harding. W. R. Harding.), (W. R. Harding. THIS DAY,. 11 a.m. UNREDEEMED PLEDGES. MR W. B. HARDING has received instructions from Mr W r . J. 'Grand, to Soli by Public Auction, as above, at Rooms, 127, Cashel Street E. (next Kaiapoi Woollen Co.), A Large Quantity o£ UNREDEEMED PLEDGES, Comprising Gold and Silver Watches, Brooches, Rings, Tools, etc., etc., eto. Now on View. Full particulars in last Tuesday’s “ Times.” Mr Grand has given his usual instruct!ms, viz., to Sell to the Highest Bidder. Every lot guaranteed a genuine unredeemed mecige. W. R. HARDING, Auctioneer, 8684 127, Cashel Street, Christchurch. W. R. Harding.) O R F (W. R. Harding. A L E. BELFAST—2 Shops, Billiard Room, Hairdresser,. Tobacconist and Refreshment Rooms, stock and" furniture. ‘ M 9 ' l ® l >• CHRISTCHURCH—9-room House, stabling, etc., good Section; ' ■ - -> 441-292 CHRISTCHURCH, Suburban, ■ West-• Residence of -7 rooms, stabling, find every convenience, three-quarter-acre, well laid out. h.or full particulars and cards to view apply at office. 441-291 CHRISTCHURCH, Central—Warehouse and Offices, two floors, two entrances, well fitved up, every modern convenience. To be sold; a bargain. Safe investment. 188-160 LINWOOD—DoubIe-fronted shop, with counter and fittings, dwellinghouse of C rooms, washhouse and copper. 118-159 SYDENHAM—WeII-situated, well-built Cottage, plastered, iron roof, shed and quarteracre, suit working man. Price only £‘l3s. 272-181 CHRISTCHURCH, beat position—Confectionery and refreshment rooms business; rent moderate; send for particulars. 180-123 FENDALTON, near City—7-room House, wide hall, verandah, stabling, coachhouse, etc., grand fruit garden, cheap. 380-133 TO LET, East Belt—B rooms, bathroom, h. and c. water, every convenience. 241-718 MODERN RESIDENCE and 6 Acres, on Sumner Tram Line. FOR PRIVATE SALE, cheap—l Nsw Piano and 1 Large Fireproof Safe. ...... Money advanced on mortgage in large or small sums, with special advantages. W .R. HARDING, ; Auctioneer, Valuator, Estate and Financial Agent, .127, Cashel Street E. (next Kaiapoi Woollen Company), Christchurch. X 1574 P. S. Malcolm & Co. TO-DAY (SATURDAY), 11 o’clock. FORCED SALE BY AUCTION, DRAPERY AND CLOTHING. Under Instructions, S. MALCOLM AND CO. WILL CONTINUE THE SALE Of the STOCK-IN-TRADE of a LARGE COUNTRY BUSINESS. TO-DAY’S SALE will include Dresses, Clothing, Blankets, Flannels Shirting, Flannelettes, Tweeds And Sundries. Over 500 Lots Sold Yesterday. Positively No Reserve. 8602 F, S. MALCOLM AND CO. GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, Etc., Etc. (Giving up Business). PRELIMINARY NOTICE. Tjl S. MALCOLM AND CO. have just reJL • ceived advice that £350 WORTH of Gold and Silver Watches, Chains, Bracelets, Rings, Scarf Pins, Cutlery, etc., etc., has been shipped to Christchurch, being part of a large stock now being realised upon. . Full particulars of the Auction Sale in Monday’s papers. Instructions are to sell without reserve. F. S. MALCOLM AND CO., Auctioneers. FURNITURE SALES. S. MALCOLM AND CO. HOLD SALES FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, MERCHANDISE, ETC., EVERY . WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY, . Their Rooms are the most central in the City, and always command large audiences. Persons having furniture for sale, no matter how small the lot, will kindly communicate with us, when our carriers will call and save them a lot of trouble in removing . Account sales rendered with cheque immediately after sale—of cash advances will be made if required. F, S. MALCOLM AND CO., Central Auction Rooms, X 2450 Colombo Street. Educational. EOYxAL (DICK) VETERINARY COLLEGE. EDINBURGH. - FOUNDED by the late Professor Dick in 1823 and endowed by him in 1860. Trustees, the Lord Provost, Magistrates and Council of the City of Edinburgh. The only endowed Veterinary School in Great Britain. Tho College has educated upwards of 1000 Veterinary Surgeons, and the buildings as now constructed provide ample accommodation for the instruction of 230 students. The class-rooms and other appointments are unsurpassed in their completeness, and together with a large practice in connection with the College, afford opportunities for the Study of Veterinary Science such as have not hitherto been available for Veterinary Students. For full particulars apply to J. R. U. DEWAR, Principal; or 5769 PROFESSOR METTAM, Secretary. ISS LILIAN CAMERON (late pianists Dunedin Choral Society), Teacher of Pianoforte, Singing and Voice Production (Italian Method). Certificated pupil of Madame Venosta. 120, Salisbury Street West, Christchurch. Terms on application. 6249 DANCING. ~~ ’ MRS JENKINS resuines teaching MONDAY, April 2nd, at her Hall, Ferry Road. Classes formed for teaching and practice'. Private lessons at any hour, 67, Hereford Street East, City. ; 8267 ~~ DANCING.' THE MISSES BUCHANAN will resume their classes about the end of MARCH. Private Lessons given. .. ■X2636. AORANGI, Hereford Street B. SHORTHAND AND TECHNICAL SCHOOL, Grain Agency Buildings, Triangle, Christchurch. Mr h. w. lockyer digby, f.n.p.s. 1 (Honours), N.S.S.T., N.U.T., Double Pitman Medallist, Holder of Record Speed Certificates for 200 and 220 words per minute, MISS E. E. DIGBY, Late Principal School of Shorthand, etc., Oamaru. SHORTHAND. HIGHEST RESULTS, 1899. Out of the TWENTY-EIGHT High Speed Certificates granted this year through the Shorthand Writers' Association, EIGHTEEN have been gained by pupils from this School. TYPEWRITING —Every certificate granted in N.Z. by tho N.U.T. has been gained by pupils from this school. Shorthand, Typewriting, Bookkeeping and Full Commercial Training. Every description of Typewriting done. /COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, 150, Worcester Street West. PRINCIPAL—MR G. H. GILBY, Eonoursman and Fellow of the National Phonographic Society, N.S.S.T., eto. VICE-PRINCIPAL— Miss E. A. Rout, Honours Diploma, N.P.S., etc. SHORTHAND RESULTS, 1899Of Speed Certificates gained this year for highest rates (over 100 words per minute), our Students have secured FIFTY Per Cent. Typewriting, Bookkeeping, and thorough Commercial Training. Insurance Companies. THE NEW ZEALAND FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY. Established 1859. Capital . ~ . £1,000,000 Paid-up Capital and Reserve £400,000 THE PREMIER AND WEALTHIEST COLONIAL COMPANY. Noted for promptness and liberality. Branches and Agencies throughout the world, A. L. PARSONS, XISIS Manager. | Mr S. B. Seymour) (Mr C. W. Seymour g B. SEYMOUR AND SON, DENTISTS, 215, COLOMBO STREET. CHRISTCHURCH, ■ . And Burnett Street, Ashburton. -12'