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New Zealand Times, Volume LXXVII, Issue 5374, 6 September 1904, Page 6

BEAUTIFUL AN D INEXPENSIVE DRESS MATERIAL'S DXG. AND SILKS. IN’ NEW DESIGNS, TOE SUMMER DRESSES AND BLOUSES. TALAMI CREPONS. 42iu 2/6 to 5/5 yard EMBROIDERED CREPONS, 42in ... 2/11 to 7/6 yard WOOLLEN I’ AN Ail A, 44 in ... ... 1/11 to 4/6 yard WOOL VOILES, all shades 2/11 to 6/11 yard NOVELTIES IN CREAM MATERIALS, 1/6 to 6/6 yard LACE FISH NET 3/6 to 4/11 yard Splendid Assortment of I!LACK DRESS MATERIALS 1/11 to 10/6 yard DRESSMAKERS, MADAME HANSOM. MADAME BOUTEATL D.LC.

THE LARGER SCHOOL OF . DRESS-CUTTING. MISS KATE STEWART, Representative. Barnett’s Buildings, 61, Willis street, npms popular system of Drcsscutting . T 3 me t "'‘G l t' lo greatest success in Wellington. _ By its means almost every article of clothing may he cut from opera mantles to children’s coats. One lesson free. Office hours; JO; to 12. 2 to 4. Evening Classes—Tuesdays and Thursdays, 7 to 9. AGENTS WANTED THROUGHOUT WELLINGTON 1 ' AND TARANAKI PROVINCES'. Good Opportunity for Dressmaker. WELLINGTON COLLEGE. THE Third Term, will begin ou MONDAY, 19th September. The Head Master will receive parents and guardians at the College on Friday, 16th September, from 2 to 6 p.m. CIIAS. P. POWLES I , 673 Secretary. GIBES’ HIGH SCHOOL. THE Third Term will begin on WEDNESDAY' 14th September. The Principal will receive parents and guardi-1 ans at the School on Tuesday, 13th September, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. CHAS. P. POTTLES, 674 Secretary. FITZHBEBERT TERRACE SCHOOL. BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. Under the Direction of Miss Swainson. Head Mistress ... 'Mrs Henry Smith. THE New Term will begin on Tuesday, September 13th. The Class for Children under ten will begin on the same date. Miss Swainson will be at home on Monday, September 12th. ■ 528 PIPITEA PRIVATE SCHOOL., Principal: MISS BABER, M.A. , BOARDING and Day School fox Girls, Kindergarten for Girls, and Boys to the ago of nine. The new Term will begin on TUESDAY, September 13tb. Miss Baber At Home on MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 12th, 10.30-12.30 and 2.30-5. DEEP BREATHING MEANS LARGE AND SOUND LUNGS. 20 per cent, of Deaths are Traced to Weak Lungs. THE habit of 'Deep Breathing and ' systematic exorcise, once acquired by children, means a future of health. Class for Boys—Saturdays, 9.30 to 10.30 a.m. Ladies’ Class—Mondays and Fridays. ROYD GARLICK, Physical Culturist, • 135 a, Lambton quay. WHAT WE TEACH?—Book-keeping, Business Practice and Methods. Filing Methods, Accountancy and Auditing, Customs and Shipping Procedure, Costing, etc. Touch Typewriting and Pitman’s Shorthand, HOW WE TEACH? Our Prospectus and the “Commercial Monitor” will explain this. Send for free copies. WHERE WE TEACH ?—Personal tuition given at the College address stated below. Correspondence tuition given to students from North Cape to the Bluff. WHY WE TEACH?—Because there is a demand for an up-to-date system of Commercial Education. Because employers are anxious to obtain young men who have received a business training, and because young men who wish to qualify for good positions find such an institution as ours a necessity. Several employers have sent their clerks to us to receive a course of training, and have themselves paid the fees. BANKS’S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, EXCHANGE BUILDINGS. LAMBTON QUAY. WELLINGTON. 3. S. BARTON, A.l.A.Vict., Director and Secretary. LADIES’ SPECIALIST. MRS 0, J. ~GROSSMANN ratpresent in Wellington. Addressvictoria Buildings, Manners street (first floor). Sole Representative in New Zealand fer SOSPITA HOME REMEDIES. Harland Company’s Beauty v-up. TONGAN SYSTEM. SPINAL AND FACIAL MASSAGE. J^REE. C. S. AND P. CORDING’S NEW BOOK BIST. nnHE Veil of the Temple, by W, H. JL Mullock; The Masqueraders, by Rita; Fort Amity, by A. T. Quiller-Couch; The Turnstile of Night, by Mrs C. N. Williamson; A Magdalen a Husband, by Vincent Brown; Sir Mortimer, by Mary Johnston; ’The Crossing, by Winston Churchill. Cloth, 3s 6d; paper, 2s 6d. Wo have much pleasure in announcing that Marie Corelli’s new novel “God’s Good Man” will arrive early this month. This new work is more after the style of "’Thelma" than any other book which the author has written since that favourite romance. As the demand for this book is likely to be very great, we will bo pleased if intending readers would send in their orders at once. Cloth, 3s 6d; paper, 2s 6d. 0. S. & P. COBBING, BOOKSELLERS, STATIONERS, ETC., 81, Courtenay place, Wellington. Bargains in boots AT POTTER’S SALE! BARGAINS IN SHOES AT POTTER’S SALE! BARGAINS IN SLIPPERS AT POTTER’S SALE! BARGAINS FOR EVERYBODY At POTTER AND SON’S SALE! (Opposite Government Buildings.)