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THE LONDON SCHOOL BOARD Having decided to teach typewriting in its schools, lately bad an exhaustive report made on 'the merits’ : df all machines. Eeeult : The Boyal Bar-Look was 'adopted as rankling “ first in point of durability and’the ease pith which the pupils can acquire’its use,” thus endorsing the opinion of 40 railway companies and tens of thousands qf insurance, shipping and other public and private fiatporations and firms. The day of “upside down ” machines and quartz-crushers which jamb the type is past. The free gift of 36 socalled poefless ” machines didn’t even '‘fetch' 1 the School Board. Sand for catalogue of the up-to-date “ Bar-Look. 1 ’ E. J. La Grove, 42, Lambton quay. ” 990

One of the greatesfcjattraotions just now la the splendid display of spring and summer novelties, being shown by Mr C, Smith, the Cash Cuba street. All the latest stjlcs fcr the coming season have been specially* selected from the English an*' Continental markets, and stripe prints, nidtal prints, qtepons, (Jrees serges, shot effects in Balernos, sailor bats, lakes', cellar* ettea. sunshades, ribbons, veiling, toques! galateas, sateens, cambrics, blouse's, mantles, capes, jackets, bonnets, sc. 0. Smith, the Cash Praper, Cuba street, 7$

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New Zealand Times, Volume LXVI, Issue 3257, 14 October 1897, Page 2

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Page 2 Advertisements Column 5 New Zealand Times, Volume LXVI, Issue 3257, 14 October 1897, Page 2

Page 2 Advertisements Column 5 New Zealand Times, Volume LXVI, Issue 3257, 14 October 1897, Page 2

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