AMUSEMENTS. T AUSTRALASIAN TOWN PLANNING TOUR. Under the Patronage of the Government of the Dominion of New Zealand. Delegation from the Garden Cities and Town Planning Association of Great Britain. WEDNESDAY, JULY lath, 8 p.m. O W N HAL L. "TOWN PLANNING FOR NEW ZEALAND.” (Messrs David go and Rcaeie.) THURSDAY, JULY IGth, 8 p.m. SYDNEY STREET HALL. It ECONOMIC AND AESTHETIC ASPECTS OF TOWN PLANNING.” (Mr Davidge.j . FRIDAY. JULY 17th, 8 p.m. NEWTOWN PUBLIC LIBRARY’’GARDEN CITIES v, N.Z. ‘SLUMS’ AND SUBURBS.” (Mr lleado.) AUSTRALASIAN TOWN PLANNING TOUR. D AN CRAWFORD, F.R.G.b. The Livingstone of the Twentieth Century. PIONEER MISSIONARY' AND EXPLORER , AUTHOR AND LECTURERPROGRAMME OF MEETINGS -. T,O-DAY. j p.m.—Reception by Ministers’ Association, Y.M.C.A. Rooms. w . , 3 p.m.—Lecture. Subject— he White Angel of Central Africa. - Chairman—Rev. A. E. Hunt. TUESDAY. i p.m.—Meeting for Women Only. Grand Opera House. Subject— ihe Airman Woman,” T p PresideuWrhe Mayorese, Mrs J- PLuke. S p.m.-Lantem Lecture. Kub \A9 t ) 7 •‘Black. Blacker, Blackest; or VV ith Bible, Knapsack, Camera and Gun. to Central Africa.” ~ T , Chairman-T. R. Fleming. M.A., LL.il. Admission Free. Collection. DANCING, Victoria Hall, Newtown.— Madame Foley is prepared to enrol Puniis for Music and Dancing. Tuition Class, Thursday. Private Lessons by apnointment. The largest stock of Fancy Dresses for Hire in the Dominion. The above Hall is now available tor Dancing, etc. Classes are held at Featherston every Tuesday. EDUCATIONAL. "THE CRAGGY PATHS OF STUDY” BECOME ways of pleasantness when a student is guided and encouraged by the export instructors of 'BANKS’ COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. If you, want to be a shorthand writer and typist, a bookkeeper, an accountant, or a Civil Servant, to enter the University, Military or -Naval College, or to pass University or Teachers’ Examinations, enrol in this College. ■ ’ You cannot get bettor tuition anywhere than 'is provided hr our DAY, EVENING AND CORRESPONDENCE CLASSES. Ask for prospectus. DAY SCHOOL FOR BODY'S At 81, Hill street. Primary and Secondary Subjects. Principal: Mr H. H. Cornish, M.A. (Double First-class Honours). Write for particulars., Office, 11, Grey street. 11. AMOS. Telephone 2098. Director. ELOCUTION. VOICE PRODUCTION. Defects of speech corrected. J. CULFORD BELL. BETTY PDEDOM. Trevor Studios, Willis street. ’Phone 1800. Children’s Classes Saturday, 10-15. BUSINESS NOTICES. THERE IS ONLY ONE RAILWAY REFRESHMENT ROOM AT PALMERSTON NORTH. AND that is situated on the Platform and that, is still conducted by J. (U. FLETCHER. The public, as formerly, [will get the best attention, i Try our Hot Luncheons and Light |Uefreshments on arrival of all Trains. SMOKERS I ■■pi O for your Cigars, your Cigarettes. UT your Tobacco, or any of your smoking requisites, to the Grand Cigar Divan, (where everything is of the very best. All [classes of smokers’ goods stocked and kept in excellent condition. Concession 'and Workers’ Tram Tickets on Sale. MISS LENA LENNOX, Grand Opera House, Manners street. ’Phone 8813. MISCELLANEOUS. W ANTED Known Telephone Desks ensure correct delivery of telephone [messages. Barlock Agency. Lambton (quay. NBTTYAGE A’ SEC—French Dry Cleaning. By this process we are able to clean the most delicate fabrics, 'to look like new again. Chas. J. Houston, Dyer and French Cleaner. 138 Vivian street. ’Phone 3691. GODCUMAN’3 STEAM LAUNDRY, Tory street. Petone. Established I 1892. The pioneer Laundry of the Hutt Valley. The best of soaps, starches, sanitary methods, etc., and a most up-to-date plant and staff enable, us to turn out[work second to none in New Zealand.l 'Phone 9.; P.O. Box 2. 1 ANTED—A Special Offer for one week. The New Zealand high-leg [Scotch grain, field boot, knee high, solid leather soles and waterproof in every part: post free 255. Pearson’s Boot Stores. 130. Cuba street. W [ANTED . men’s high leg Field i Boots, knee high, standard screwed and sewn soles. These are the finest thing in use for wet country. Will outwear three gumboots. Post free 265, R. Pearson and Co., 130. Cuba street. O NOT’D Self-filling Fountain Pens with clip and bottle of ink, 15s post free. Send a specimen of your favourite nib and I will match it and fit a gold irridium -tipped to an Onoto for you. G. Jeffery, Fountain Pen Expert, corner Kelburn avenue and Lambton quay. WANTED Known —Typewriting Snp-| plies for all Machines at Cheapest Rates. Royal Barlock Agency, Welling-) ton. stTXYEING"—From our vast Home 3.J experience we can assure our customers to have their garments dyed to any colour by the latest London methods. Chas. J. Houston Certificate, London), Dyer and French Cleaner, 138. Vivian street. 'Phone 3691. LET mo bo your Hairdresser and Tobacconist.—The saloon renovated throughout with the latest electric machines for Massaging and Shampooing; three chairs and the best attention. Agent for Donnelly’s, the only hair restorer. Bon Donnelly. 65. Vivian street, where good hair-cuts come from A. Certified' Plumber, • 216, Lambton qnay, is prepared to undertake all manner of Plumbing, Locksmithing. Qasfitting, Electrical and Brassfounding work. Having an export staff patrons can rely upon expedition and good workmanship in every instance, and ut moderate prices. When you require the service* of our staff please ring up Telephone SIS. WANTED Known Ladies! Tour little ones are growing up. Next year you will be wishing that you had m few Photos of their pretty little -ways of about 12. months ago Bring them right along now to the ALVA STUDIO. 128. Cuba street • First-class work, moderate prices. GORDON. Picture Framer. 95. Cuba . street. The cheapest and best Picture Framer in the Dominion. Direct importer of Fine Art Engravings. Black and White Studies, Paintings, Water Colours. Oleographs, Mouldings Glass and all requisites for Picture Framing. Wholesale and retail. A fine selection of ; framed Pictures always in stock.
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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIX, Issue 8783, 13 July 1914, Page 3
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