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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXII, Issue 18965, 12 March 1925, Page 4

SALES BY AUCTION. Q.RASS £EED. Q.IIASS Q.RASS Q RASH J^EEI). On Account of Southern Client, To bo Hold by Auction. MRIDAY, AliCll 20, M AKC " 20. AT 10.30 O'CLOCK. J JONES. AUCTIONEERS, CITY \MARKETS, AUCKLAND. Will Sell by Auction, in lota to suit purchasers, Without Ilcwrvp. 150 SACKS MIXK " <;[ tASK « KKI >- 15: A SACKS MIXED GI»ASS SEED. Contains Coclcsfoot. Ivy tv ami mostly a'l Clovers. A Germination Test has been made and shows very yood. This seed is suitable tor Litis and rnu«*h burns. A sample will be posted on iipplication. A lso. -I OA SACKS RYE. CANTERBURY AND 15U ITALIAN . AND WESTERN WOLTIIS. o j SACKS DANISH COCKSFOOT. 1A " Abo, VARIOUS LINES OK .CLOVER. NOTE.- This is a good opportunity to buy your seed. SALE. OUR PREMISES. FRIDAY. MViRCH •_>(). J JONES. GENERAL AUCTIONEERS. GRAIN AND MANURE AND JIAKDWftRE MERCHANTS, CITY MARKETS. COMMERCIAL COLLEGES. ► RAIN'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. NEW ZEALAND INSURANCE BUILDING. Thn Present . Health Regulation Prevents the Attendance of Students Under the Age o£ 10 Years. Wo would advise Parents of Junior Students to Enrol Early in order to Ensure Admission as Soon as the Resolution is Rescinded. Senior Students entering the Colleco now, do so under the most favourable conditions. /■ MISS E. B. M. BRAIN. Principal. h. J HUTCHINSON, Director. gUCCESa OP STUIiROCK'S STUDENTS. Stnrrock's class or correspondence tuition in El«=tric*l Stationary, Marine and OU EnEDUCATIONAL. JV,f OUNT ST MARY. THE PAH. HILLSBOROUGH. \ RESfDENTIAL AND DAY COLLEGE. ALL GRADES, k KIND ERGARTEN TO MATRICULATION. For Terras, etc.. apply to REV. MOTHER SUPERIOR. Telephones 10'J and 1932. ST. MARY'S CONVE.N T. PONSONBY. BOARDING AND DAii SCHOOL Will Re-open MARCH 'i (Subject to Health Authority's Appfoftatfou), For terms, apply to REV. MOTHER SUPERIOR. riRIENDS' . SCHOOL. . WANG AN UI. The New Term Begins as soon as Permission is tiiven by the Health Authorities. A Very Healthy and _ Beautiful Site -Fine Estate of :!-t Acres. New up-to-date School Buildings. For Prospectus, apply to F. K. MOBETOK. 8.A.. Friends' School. ING'SCO L L E G E. SCHOOL BOOKS AND STATIONERY MAY BE HAD ON PERSONAL APPLICATION AT THE COLLEGE. MIDDLBMORfi. OTAHUHU. CIAREFUL Tuition.—Matriculation. TeachJ era' Certificates; Latin, French, Music. Herbert Mason, M.A.. • Colwill Chambers, third lloor. PUBLICATIONS. ITU ACTIVE gBJUAL AN REPEALING ROMANCE. " rjpHE GECOND BY MARY DREWE TEMPEST. Publication of a fascination new serial, entitled "The Second Mrs. Fairfax," by Mary Drewe Tempwt. will be commenced in the columns of the N.Z. _ llkrai.d on Saturday next. The story is a moving human drama, as well as being a deep arid subtly eonvincin;; .study the interplay of human passions and emotions, all presented, with a certain whimsical charm and illumed with the liuht of a tender and appealing romance. Readers who like> " real-life" fiction with a strong human interest— and who doen not ?—will find alt they crave in the daily instalments of this delightful atory. <• rpHE LY MARY DREWE TEMPEST. THE OPENING CHAPTERS WILL BE PUBLISHED' IN THE COLUMNS OP THE EALAND JJEIULD ON