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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXV, Issue 16551, 15 May 1914, Page 2

EDUCATIONAL. DEPORTMENT, Physical Culture, Plain and Fancy Dancing. Miss Cox, assisted by Mias D. Saunderß, will resume afternoon classes from March 16th. Evening classes forming. Te Whare, 63, Hereford Street W. Telephone 364. COMMERCIAL 6CHOOJU lJ HALDENSTEIN'S BUILDINGS (Opposite DI.C.) ACCOUNTANCY EXAMS. ACCOUNTANCY EXAMS. (Intermediate and Advanced). BOOKKEEPERS* EXAMS. BOOKKEEPERS' EXAMS. THOROUGH AND RAPID INDIVIDUAL COACHING for above Exams. INSTRUCTORS: Mt H. R. BEST, F.R.A. (N.Z.), F.1.A.N.Z., F.N.Z.I.A. Mr G. H. CHRISTIE, Reg. Act., A.N.Z.A.A. TERM COMMENCES ANY TIME. Full particulars regarding Fees, Etc., on WANTED, Smart Junior for Morchants Office; knowledge of Shorthand and Book-keeping essential. Salary commence £1 a week. Apply Box —. That's the kind of opening our graAiatea are stepping into every day. The Business "World pays for what you know, not what you are willing to learn. Our instructions are practical. Students learn by doing the actual thing they will continue to do in business life. Turn your spare time into "money this winter. You can study at the College or at homo. ' Writo or call for Prospectus. Shorthand Civil Service Exams. (Junior or Senior) Typewriting Matriculation Book-keeping Pharmacy Mercantile Law, etc GILBY'S COLLEGE, Next to Chief Post Office, Cathedral Square. XJ A FINE HAWKE'S BAY SHEEP FARM A FOR SALE.—IS4O Acres Freehold, all roUing country, limestone formation. Front of the property very flat. About one-third iloughable. 50 Acros in oata, rape and iuxins- 14 paddocks woll watered. All, 0,ire fence? Now curving 3100 breeding vrea and 100 cattle, but would carry 220 ca't'p 7-Roomcd House, bam, woolshed (with" 4 machines). Buildings nil new. One sad a half miles from Wmpukurau. Price #ll 10s per acre. Terms, X6OOO cash. W. INGLIS HUSBAND, Pahiafrn. BURNED TO DEATH. END OF A DRUNKEN BOUT. [Per Press Association.] Vt'HANGAREI, May 14. Two men, Patrick Daley, aged sixtyfive, and Alfred Cavr, aged sixty-six, were burned to death in a whare in the Puwera gum-digging camp near Whangnroi yesterday. Daley was seen alive at daylight, when he called at an adjoining whare for matches. The diggers, following the usual custom, wore away from camp all day. On their return, one of their number made the shocking discovery. Both deceased wore lying in an open firepliic::, their bodies being badly charred. A large quantity of liquor was found on the premises. It is surmised that the men, who lived together, had a drinking bout, and, while intoxicated, fell off tho form found in front of the fireplace. There were no signs of any struggle. Peter (rushing into kitchen): "The coffee pot and the kettle's singing, Mary." Mary: "Nothing strange about that." Peter: "But they are singing for a wager." Mary: " Nonsense." Peter: "Hut I can prove it. Marv: f! How?" Peter: " Because the frying pan is in the middle holding tho "teak.''