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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXXIII, Issue 15921, 6 May 1912, Page 11

EDUCATIONAL. TkIGBY'S SHORTHAND COMJ MERCIAL SCHOOL. ~ Hallenstoin.'s Buildings (opposito u.i.v.). Principal: „-. MISS E. E. DIGBY, 1.P.5., N.U.T.- : DAY AND EVENING CLASSED SHORTHAND, TYPEWRITING, BOOKKEEPING, And all Commercial Subjects. OUR METHODS OF INSTRUCTION THOROUGH, RAPID and UP-TO-DATE. Our Pupils receive Individual Attention and Teaching, and are thus enabled to Dole proficient with a Minimum Expenditure of Time and School Pees. Prospectus, giving full particulars, on application at the School. _,»«« r ■ TERM COMMENCES A" 1 » vv TTMT',. 5 II L B Y'S 001-l-EQE, \X •' Nexu G.r.0., __ CATHEDRAL SQUARE. ■ EXAMINATION SIDE: Preparation—bath Thorough, and Rapid—for Matriculation Junior Civil Service Senior Civil Service Military College And other Examinations Strictly Individual Tuition. Classes, 9.30 to 12.30, and 2 to i. ling Classes, 7 to 9, Saturday* ■ 20RRESPONDENCE LESSONS in Latin, Greok, Hebrew. Modern Languages Theology The Sciences Mathematics English Language aDd Literature " Etc, Etc. *3all or write for prospectus and rull information x " C. H. GILBY, F.I.P.S. (Hons,), F.R.A. (N.Z.), F.A.A. (Ecg) 'TR ALFRED WORSLEY, A.R.M.C.M., !- Is prenared to receive PUPILS IN PIANOFORTE PLAYING At • ■ 113, CRAWFORD STRET, ST ALBANS, Or at Messrs Milncr and Thompson's Terms upon application. JANCING, Deportment and Physical Culture.—MlSS COX (Pupil of Mrs Wordsworth, London), Resumes Afternoon Classes at Te Wharo. March 12th; also Claw for young children, Rugby Street, St Albans, March 15th. Evening Classes forming. Telephone SM- Te Whare, 53, Hereford Street MRS FOG*;*.', TEACHER OF VOICE PRODUCTION, . SINGING AND PIANOFORTE Certificated Edinburgh, Leipzig and 3 Vocal Examiner, Education Department. TTAS Resumed Private Lespons at Musio I Studio, Milner and Thompson's. Also I at 2tt, Linwood Avenue, by arrangement. I Term from first lesson. Special preparation for the requirements in Musio and Elocution for Teachers, C and D Certificates. Students may join initially at half-term. ■\ANCING. DEPORTMENT and PHYSI--J CA'L CULTURE.—Undor Royal and 1 Vice-Regal Patronage.—MlSS LOWE Resumes her Classes on and after MARCH I 18th. Evening Classes forming. Waltzinir Taught in ThTee Privato Lessons. At home Friday afternoons. 327, Montreal Street. XM92 LOUISE MILLINERY SCHOOL, 452, COLOMBO STREET, Svdenham. ART OF MILLINERY thoroughly JL taught from foundation to finish. Pupils , become competent to make and trim their own hats in a few lemons. DAY AND EVENING CLASSES. 10 Lessons, 7s 6d. Call, or write for circular. X2SI9 POR SALE OR TO LET. H. A. JARDEN & CO. H. A. JARDEN AND CO. TTOTEL BROKERS, VALUATORS, LAND, ESTATE, INSURANCE and FINAN- ■ • CIAL AGENTS. Sub. Agents: Auckland, Wellington and Dunedin. COUNTRY LEASE, 7 years, rent £6; takings £7O, all 6d trade; furniture valued at £IOOO. Price. Lease and Furniture, £2OOO. Stock at valuation. SOUTH LINE, LEASE 5 years, rent £5; trade £6O. Price £IOOO. Stock and Furniture at valuation. OTAGO CENTRAL, LEASE 3* year* to run, rent £i\ trade £65. Price £I2OO. Stock and Furniture at valuation. H. A. JARDEN AND CO. ' BECKENHAM. OWNER MUST SELL. -PA^O -A VE R Y -Nice House, 6 rooms, ch> ±O\J plastered, gas and fittings, every convenience, 2 bay windows, sewer connection; 21 perches, in nice garden, etc. H. A. JARDEN AND CO., • 101, Hereford Street. KNIGHT & CHECKLEY. KNIGHT AND CHECKLEY. CHANGE OF ADDRESS. OWING to Buildinj? Alterations, we intend REMOVING OUR BUSINESS-to :the" Office of MR J. B. NEALE, Public Accountant, CHANCERY LANE, on MAY Ist, 1912. MR NEALE will becomo a PARTNER of the Firm as from that date, and will conduct the Accountancy portion of the business as usual. ,•'.'. Tho' Firm will be carried on under the style of KNIGHT, CHECKLEY and NEALE. and the -two businesses will be consolidated and conducted in the one office. I? KC A—HEREFORD STREET, City, oVj«J\/ Houso of 6 rooms, bath, h. and a, washhouse. copper, tubs, sower, J-acre. Easy 'tsvszifl; £26 cash, balancrj £1 a week. Tho <>wuer of this property ia desirous of giving <ho purchaser a bargain, and securing for J " selves a steady income for their declining years. KNIGHT AND CHECKLEY. ~ EDGEWARE ROAD Brand ucre; grounds beautifully laid out. One minute from car. An ideal home. KNIGHT A f ND CHECKLEY. 4?7AA—SYDENHAM A Beautifully c& I \JKJ Finished Gablo House of 6 lovely rooms, fitted with every convenience. Return vorandah, almost J-acre. Most beautifully laid out, vinery, etc. More land can be had if required. KNIGHT AND CHECKLEY, 122, Hereford Street DEVERECX. KING ft CO., LTD. ■\EVEREUX, KING AND CO, LTD.J Horse Covers. Horse Covers —Owing account of tho heavy harvest, wo advise our customers to order their Horse Covers early. Those who buy first this season will probably buy best. Dovereux, King and Co., Ltd.—Land Department—We have an estate of 40,000 in .North Island for Subdivision; pnee 80s per acre. The land is situate on the banks of the Waikato River, and consists of rich river flits and undulating downs. There will probably bo several dairy factories erected on the property in tie course of a few years, and as settlement increases and improvements •re made some of the land will probably fetch £3O per acre. Our Mr Gamble h*s Inspected the land and reports very favourably upon the present and prospective vajuo. £???„ H VX ] ha « ven - DEVEREUX, KJNG AND CO., LTD.. 100, LichfieP St fTIME wont hang during the long evenings i .. a PP r , oa fhing with competitors in thi solution of tho " Canterbury Times " Puzzlea. , A P"iA *%* S ver y- w ? ek - Copies obtainable Bt ail booksellers and newsagent*. '