BUSINESS NOTICES

New Zealand Times, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 8653, 11 February 1914, Page 8

BUSINESS NOTICES

'Mr C. D. Mackintosh has resumed! the teaching of singing and* pianoforte, etc., at 36, Kent terrace. To-day’s advertisement from Messrs George and Kersley, Ltd.,, records soma of the bargain offers in furnishings. Mr F. Welch, estate agent, Master* ton, advertises for sale cheap 40,009 acres, including 22,000 acres splendid milling timber, cstimated_ to contain three hundred and six million feet.

Messrs Harcourfc and Co. announce the auction sale to bo held at the:? rooms, 195; Lambton quay, to-day, at 2.30 p.m., when a freehold block of land at Eastbourne, comprising an area of 2 acres 2 roods 26 perches will be offered. Upon, section B is a three-roomed whare. The land has been suitably subdivided into building allotments* with frontages from 37ft to 60ft to the County road by depths varying from 125 ft to 330 ft. On many of the sec* tions are growths of native bush, ana also plantations of English trees, iwo building sections, being Nos. 64 and 73, each with a frontage of 40ft, Tuatoru road, bv a depth of _lo2ll, will also be offered at the same time. The Wellington Education Board invites applications for positions 04 its teaching staff in city, suburban,, and country schools. A 6000 acre farm near Levin is adt vertised for sale by R. U. Harden and Co., Kimbolton. 'A showroom manager and millinery saleswoman aro required by Messrs. Georg© and George, Cuba street. The Public Service Commissioner in* vites applications for the position of assistant medical officer and housa surgeon at the Rotorua Sanatorium. Stevens and Co., Upper Abel Smith street, are buyers of bags and old metal.

The share transfer registers of thfl Standard Insurance Co., Ltd., will bf closed from February 16th to March 2nd.

Fire, accident, and marine insurance offices ’in Wellington will be closed tomorrow, on the occasion of the annual insurance picnic.

The Lower Hutt Borough Council notifies that rates unpaid after Fehru* ary 18th will be sued for. Some choice lines in silverware, electroplate, and table cutlery of the highest quality, suitable for gifts and presentation purposes, are advertised by Stewart Dawson and Co., Ltd. The D.I.C. announces specially rti duced prices for the improved Victor} sewing machine during the sale now i i progress.