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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXIX, Issue 14681, 12 May 1908, Page 10

Government Wotifluatioaa. K TE WAIKATO SANATORIUM. 'TWO SISTERS wTrEQUIRBI) ter tho ~ iibovu institution; salary £65 per aunuij.i first year, £7O ]>er annum second vftu, with uniform Applications, accompanied by tcst> raiunai*. to he sent OX OR BEB'OKK thu 2dli INSTANT, addressed to “ The Matron, Te Waikato Sanatorium, Cambridge. ’ Applicants 11111:4 b« registered under “ Tiro Nar-es' liugistr.v.ion Act, 190]/"’ 'iilo approved candidates will be required t-j taSB up tho duties on Ist June, 1908. J. M. MASON, Chief Health Officer. Depart merri of Public Health, Wellington, 6th May, 1908. 7726 Educational, i ACCOUNTANTS. At a PREMIUM. DON'T you know that Qualified Accountants arc- at a. premium, n,r.tl consequently that they command big saline?? Thev why don’t YOU QUALIFY? Our MU L. L. CORDERY. F.La., N.Z., conducts Classes on TUESDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS, as under; ELEMENTARY, 7 to 8.30 ADVANCED, 8.30 to 10. Lot us hear from you that, we may HR you more about this money-mak-ing . course. The best time to enrol is NOW!!! Illi!nitrated Prospectus free mi application n-t-O[LEY’S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, Next G .P.O , CATHEDRAL SQUARE. CHRISTCHURCH SHORTHAND COMMERCIAL SCHOOL. Grain Agency Buildings, (Opposite iJ.i.C.) PRINCIPAL; MISS E. B. DIGBY, 1.P.5., N.U.T. RECENT OFFICE APPOINTMENTS. rfYHE demand for our trained studentr AND 1 RAPIDLY INCREASING, and Allowing aro some of the Firms whom lave recently supplied with typists:— Messrs Jlalgety and Co., Ltd. Messrs Alfred Tyree end Co. (2). Mr A. A. 'M. McKcllar. Standard Insurance Co. Mr C. A. Alcorn. Messrs Frank Graham and Son. Mr Ronald Badger. Messrs T. Bunting and Co. Motor and Cycle Co,,_Ltd._ the DANCING, DEPORTMENT AND PHYSICAL EXERCISE. ITISS COX resumeß her Classes on and .Vl alter MONDAY, MARCH 16th. Evcnng Classes forming.- Te Wharo, 252, Hereord Street west. Telephona_Bs4. 14CQ _ YANTING AND DEPORTMENT-MISS J BUCHANAN’S CLASSES Beginners, 'riday evenings; Assembly, 22nd, Trades [all. Fendalton. April 2nd. Private lesons arranged. Walts specialty, Aorangi, I, Hereford Street, City. DANCING, Deport,mint and Physical Culture—Under Royal and Vice-regal Patronage—MlSS LOWE begs to intimate that she will resume her Classes on and after MARCH 16th. During h;.r recent visit to Sydney and Melbourne Miss Lowe obtained all the Most dances, and will introduce them (luring the season. Evening classes forming. Private lessons by arrangement. At home Friday afternoons. 115, Montreal Street. 1756 Properties For Salo or To Lat. W. SMITH, S M. I * T LAND, ESTATE, FINANCIAL And INVESTMENT AGENT, 1-18, HEREFORD STREET. 11, U'BUBBAN Store, Premises and Business —Tho only one in a quickly expanding ghbourhood. A fine opportunity for a lily to work profitably in the three -ious departments. Full details on ap;ati.on to W. SM I PH. ILREK Houses, ono year built, all well let and in good letting position, two six ms and one five rooms, faithfully built concrete foundations, Venetian blinds :d, good eeetioiiß, with northern aspeot, good street. No repairs needed for many rs. Prico £1350; £350 cash, balance on rtgago at 5 per cent. * W. SMITH, Sole Agent. _ ITYL-With good boorclmg-houso connecUIU (jwvv* ~~C - tion, 2-storoycd House of 8 rooms anti eniencos, h. and c., etc., plastered and red, i-scro land; would sell as a going ern particularly cheap, as owner wishes ifre up business. W. SMITH. EAR Lmwood Station, and one minute from tram, on line high section of an :th—House of 6 rooms, one very large 21 i), verandah on 2 sides, facing west and h nlas'.ored and papered; splendid value. ’ W. SMITH. EPvIVALE—Very fine house of 7 large rooms, modern in all respects, hando in appearance, standing on corner wool full i-acre; garden laid out. Price, 10. W. SMITH. NCOLN ROAD, just off— Good lfouso of lour rooms, etc., situated on four acres rst-class land, well filtered, windmill and s; three large vineries, throe acrc3 in trees of the very best description, ining cherrios (netted in), and one acre ,ock; a first-class property. Price. £I6OO. W. SMITH. ST ALBANS—One rninuto from tram, commodious House of 9 rooms and all conveniences, together with stables, fernery and other outbuildinga, standing on three-quarters of an acre of land, well planted and laid out. Best surroundings. Price £1950. W. SMITH 11/fEIUVALE— A splendidly-built two-storey-IVJL ed House of 12 roonX, of fine outward design, verandah and balcony (return), double bay windows, all modern conveniences, comfortable rooms, Venetian blinds, etc., eto. £2275. W. SMITH. TTENDALTON (close to tram). —A well-built, jL' comfortable 4-roomed Bouse, bathroom, pantry, etc., concrete foundations, Venetian blinds, gas, h. and c., etc., J-acre section. A first-ctass house, in bet', neighbourhood, for Email family. Price £756 W. SMITH. A DDINGTON, near Works, suitable for _ck largo family—Comfortable 7-roomed House., iull 1-acre land, fruit trees, eto. Price £420. W. SMITH. T INWOOD—Quite exceptional for jLi special : crete foundations, plastered, tiled grates, cupboards, etc.; 3 years built, 3 rooms, 12 x 14 kitchen 18 x 16. Price £410; rental value 15*. _ _ y._ SMITH. _ "JUOWER RICCARTON (3 minutes from JLI tram)—A Well-designed 7-roomed House of fine appearance, portico and verandah, 3 projecting windows, sizeable rooms (dining--13 v IB'i. other rooms in pronortion; iroom 23 x 16), other rooms in proportion; acre land. Prico £I2OO. W. SMITH. LOWER RICCARTON—SpIendid property to make a living on. J-acre land, 2 glass houses, 165 ft long, heating pipes throughout, well watered, 3-stalled stable. A capital House of 6 rooms, plastered, washhouse etc. Very convenient to railway aud tram. Terms. Price £825. W. SMITH. tram. rrUiMFLETON— House of 5 rooms and One. A Acre Land Stabling accommodation, etc. Cmilortable and profitable place, workin" man. Price £450; easy terms. W SMITH. T OWE ft RICCARTON —Fine Home con_La tain in" B.good rooms, togeiher ,vith 2[ acres of land. Tin- house' 13 thoroughly w.ell built on concrete foundations. Tho principal rooms have plaster cornices and moulding, and all ill® fittings are in keeping; pretty garden; outbuildings, stable, trapshed. cow byres, etc., etc., asphalt paths and paved yard. An ideal place. Price £1350. W. £ WITH. Q T ALBANS—Good comfortable House cf O 6 rooms with pa ere and 12 perches land good frontage, wdl planted in fruit trees. AX value at £405. W. SMITH. -jj- OWER RICCARTON—A Modern House JL.J of 6 Rooms, close fo trains, and near to Park, with all conveniences; good section of tar.d. Price £*B‘o W. ?■ 11 i t!. T INWOOD—New House of 5 rooms, pU-s----j!.V -ai-ed every Ccnvenienoe, h. and 0. pried''£44i W. SMITH. TO LET. SffICK FAMILY HOUSE OF EIGHT .1 ROOMS, Pantries, Bathroom, Detached ■V a Tho Jxiud comprises nearly one acre, am! is srtua'ort close to LancMtor Park. On tlio Property is a Splendid Vinery, also Con.sorvc.rory and Fernery, j Tap garden is nicely laid cut. and ih-» I orchard is stocked with nice fruit trees of all doicnpuor LOW RENT. RONaI.-D O. DUNCAN. Bowror’s Buildings, Mauchostcc Street.