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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVII, Issue 17950, 18 November 1918, Page 2

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We guarantee All Plants Thoroughly Hardened Off. BEDDING PLANTS. BEDDING PLANTS. BEDDING PLANTS. BEDDING PLANTS BEDDING PLANTS. BEDDING PLANTS. Never before has Buxton’s reputation for strong, wellgrown Bedding Plants been bo fully productive of orders. 4 We can supply almost anything, and we will give you the utmost satisfaction. Yes We have two Telephones— No. 1165, The Nursery, St Martins. No. 1628, Retail Depot, Colombo St. A. W. BUXTON, LIMITED. A. W. BUXTON, LIMITED. A. W. BUXTON, LIMITED. A. LEWIS, F.S.D.P..H. gPECIALIST NATURAL TREATMENT. 218, HEREFORD STREET, CITY, Near Latimer SqUare. X EDUCATIONAL. DIGBY’S COMMERCIAL SCHOOL. DIGBY'S COMMERCIAL SCHOOL. Principal: Miss M. D. DIGBY, P.C.T., LP.B., (Typists’ Section). MATRICULATION CLASSES. MATRICULATION CLASSES. We Coach Students for MATRICULATION PUBLIC SERVICE ENTRANCE SIXTH STANDARD' PROFICIENCY And other Examinations. These Claßses axe in charge of an Experl' enced University Graduate, whcEe Stu’dana in the past have been eminently successful in passing the various Public Examinations. INDIVIDUAL TUITION. INDIVIDUAL TUITION. Term Commences at any Tima. Prospectus, giving full particulars, on application at the School. Hallenstein’a Buildings (opp. D.1.C.). EXAMINATION RESULTS. GREAT SUCCESS OF G3LBY-TRAINED STUDENTS. rpHE thoroughness and value of Gilby’s i- College tuition has been smpiy proved in reoont examinations. At the last Government Shorthand and Typistes' Examination, we presented six senior candidates and eight juniors. Four seniors and seven juniors passed. Again: At an examination for Junior Typistes held on Juno 38th last, under the auspices of the Incorporated Phonographic Society (Typists’ Section), England, our students demonstrated that “ Gilby’s/ means “ Success.” We presented 24 candidates. ALL PASSED, AND ELEVEN' PASSED WITH DISTINCTION. These facts speak for themselves. The moral is to to plainly seen—if you would win success in. J the business world, study at Gilby’s Co'leve.i Wo commend the above results particularly to the notice of parents who liavo boys op girls leaving the Primary Schools this year. Write for our free booklet, “ Successf' containing full details of our various day and' evening classes—-also correspondence lessons. GILBY’S COLLEGE, LTD., Koval Exchange Buildings, next C.P.O , 'Cathedral Square, CHRISTCHURCH. Telephone 1333. P-O- Box 56 Manager: MR L. J. BERRY, F.LA.X.Z. And at Wellington. 1 CANTERBURY COLLEGE. TYHE Undermentioned Schools, under the t control of the Board of Governors, will bo CLOSED for a FURTHER PERIOD OF ONE WEEK, reopening on. MONDAY, 25th INST.:— CHRISTCHURCH GIRLS’ HIGH SCHOOL CHRISTCHURCH BOYS’ HIGH SCHOOL CHRISTCHURCH SCHOOL OF ART. GEORGE H. MASON, Registrar. Canterbury. College, Christchurch, loth Nor., 1918. 3367 EDUCATION DEPARTMENT. NOVEMBER EXAMINATIONS. CANDIDATES for tEe PUBLIC SER. VICE ENTRANCE, INTERMEDIATE, SENIOR and JUNIOR NATIONAL SCHOLARSHIPS and JUNIOR FREE PLACE EXAMINATIONS are hereby informed that these EXAMINATIONS aw POSTPONED until further notice. H. O. LANE, Fbr Education Department. Christchurch, November 16th, 1918, AO.U MUSIC. PJ. A. BUNZ h« VACANCIES to Violin and Piano Pupik. i{ Home, 2 to 6 p.m. .46. ARMAGH ST. 146, ARMAGH ST. TO VOCAL STUDENTS. MR EDWARD BRANSCOMBE, PROFESSOR OF VOICE CULTURE AND SINGING, begs to notify the Opening of hi# NEW STUDIO, At 106, GLOUCESTER STREET (adjoining the Crystal Palace). Appointments should be made by Telephone 1130. MONEY. I "[VIEW ZEALAND MORTGAGE! SEO Little ITY AND TRUSTEE CO.. LTD. Authorised Capital „ . £300,000 Subscribed Capital . - £64,750. ATTORNEYS AND AGENTS FOB ABSENTEES. £2MO to lend on First Mortgage in sum* « £4OO and upwardls. Fixed term or month!; instalments. EXECUTORS AND TRUSTEES. Office—l 43, Hereford Street, Christchurch. I ADVANCE MONEY ON YOUR OW« NAME. 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