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HANNAH’S REAL, FOOTWEAR SALE Has Only A FEW DAYS TO RUN. MARE haste, or you’ll be z.-nong the disappointed. As a genuine economy event, this Sale will take SOAit heating. SPECIALS FOR THIS WEEK: LOT 1. BI27—WOMEN'S OUST BROWN WILLOW CALF DERBY I.ACE BOOTS, S inch legs, leather Cuban heels, smart round toes. welted soles. Sizes 3 to 7. Usually 37s Oil. ALL CLEAKING AT Us Utl. LOT 2. 5377-W OMEN'S BEST BROWN WILLOW CALF OXFORD LACE SHOES, smart straight French shape, latest medium height leather heels, welted soles. Sizes 3 to 7. Usually 37s 6,1. ALL GOING OUT AT 23s 1 <L LOT 3. D23—MEN'S ALL LEATHER SEAL CRAIN TAB SLTI I’RLS (in either Black or i n), flexiWo leather V.S. soles, good ’•eomiv’* shape. Size- C to 10. CLEARING AT 8s lid. LOT 4. D33—MEN'S ALL LEATHER CROCODILE GRAIN TAB SLIPFEES, full round toes, sewn soles. Sizes G to 10. OUT THEY GO AT 7s lid. HUNDREDS OF OTHER MONEY-SAVERS SUCH AS THESE. POSTAGE PAID ON ALL ORDERS 'OF 361 AND OVER. R. [ANNA'H & LTD. £6O, LAMBTON QUAY AND 103, CUBA STREET. Wellington. REALLY UNUSUAL, OPPORTUNITIES. / THE man who is looking for first-class apparatus, in perfect order, at remarkably low prices, will fm-l really opportunity |9 r ting it from our second-hand Camci a stock. Tho following selection indicates tho kind of bargain wo can now offer. CRAFLEX REFLEX CAMERAS:— j-plato with Heligonal F 5.6 len* (3 foci) and 2 double dork-slides. ONLY .£2O. 5x4 with Roes Fa. 6 lens, 5 doublo dark-slides, magazine plateholder, and Graflex roll-holder including case for camera. ONLY <£2s. i-plate with Tessar F 4.5 lens, 6 double slides and case ONLY £22 10s. KODAKS:— No. 3A with Goerz F 6.8 lens and case. ONLY <£lo. No 3A with Cooke F 6.5 lens and case. ONLY .£lO 10s. Come in soon and look the stock over before it is picked up. Every instrument is guaranteed to be in perfect working order. WATERWORTHS LTD., 36, Lambton quay. 58, Queen street, 705 Colombo street, WELLINGTON. AUCKLAND. (Onp. Triangle). CHRISTCHURCH. IMPORTANT NOTICE TO THE TRAVELLING PUELIC. MR PHILIP E. LOWHAS TAKEN OVER THE HOTEL TROCADERO. ROOMS MAY BE HAD WITHOUT MEALS. The above Hotel has been completely Renovated. 1 Minute from Post Office, Boats, and Trams. Electric Elevator. 12 Bathrooms. THE SPACIOUS AND UP-TCLDATE DINING ROOM IS OPEN TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC. WIRE FOR ACCOMMODATION. “TROCADERO." WELLINGTON. Visitors to Wellington can ensure Comfort, Cleanliness, and Civility, by stopping at HOTEL BRISTOL. Under new management. Corner CUBA AND GHUZNEE STREETS. Renovated throughout. Hot and Cold Showers#Plunge, etc., etc. Smoke Room, Drawing Room. Absolutely Fireproof. SPECIAL MIDDAY LUNCHES from 13 to 2. SATURDAY. 12.30 to 2,2 s 6d, Patronised by Members of Parliament, Members of Local Bodies, and Civil Servants TERMS: 10b PER DAY. £3 3a WEEKLY. Apply T. G. LEWIS. Proprietor. . Or Ring ’Phone 22-218. "WELLINGTON’S BEST PRIVATE HOTEL" TpOR 13 years past “The Mansions” has retained its reputation as the -T most comfortable, select, and convenient Private Hotel in Wellington. , THE MANSIONS, GHUZNEE STREET. TARIFF: 12s PER DAY. ...... _ £3 10s PER WEEK. Courtesy and Prompt Attention Guaranteed: Vacancies for a limited number of Permanent Guests at £2 10s weekly. Telegrams: “The Mansions, Wellington" ’Phone 22-390. MESDAMES COOKE and HdGOWAN, Proprietresses. THE PARKVILLE PRIVATE HOTEL, RIDGWAY STREET, WANGANUI. TARIFF—IIa 6d per Day. £2 17a 6d per Week One Minute's Walk from Railway Station and G.P.O. Beautiful’ Healthv Locality. J Hot and Cold Baths. Comfortable Commercial and Sitting Rooms. Telephone 505. P.O. Box *>7. J. HODSON. Proprietor. Xeiegrams and Correspondence prompt ly attended to. Motor-Cars on Hi™ Motor Service to Marton Twice Daily. Meeting Auckland Expresses.

AFTER-SCHOOL EDUCATION. HVENING CONTINUATION COURSES for Botb and Girla are provided at BANKS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, 98, The Terrace, Wellington. A NY one of the five definite course,-, A below may be taken, or ANY OP THE SUBJECTS MAY BE TAKEN SEPARATELY. COURSE I.—English, and Arithmetic, Shorthand and Typewriting, Economics and Civics. COURSE ll.—English and Arithmetic, Book-keeping and Handwriting, Economics and Civics. COURSE lll.—English and Arithmetic, Commercial Correspondence. Handwriting, Economics and Civics. COURSE IV.—English and Arithmetic, Algebra and Geometry, History and Geography. COURSE V.—French and Latin, Slathematics, English, History and Geography. FEES: £ s. d. One Evening of 2 hoars X 10 0 Two Evenings of 2 hours each ... 2 5 0 Three Evenings of 2 hours each 3 3 0 Second Term commences MONDAY, JULY 3rd. Candidates are prepared for Law, Accountancy, Book-keeping, Banking, Secretarial, Architecture, Shorthand, Public Service and all Entranco University Examinations. H. AMOS, Director. ’Phono 2098 REAL TUITION WILL DO MORE FOR YOU. THAN year* spent in haphazard reading of engineering books. Facts are so arranged under our tuition that you receive a first-class technical training in the subject that interests you. The Government officially recognises ours as a Private Technical School. We possess all the necessary qualifications and equipment demanded by the Marine and Educational Departments Here is a School of Engineering that should have your confidence. You artinterested in Engineering. Get our prospectus We post it free on request. Write now. BOWER’S ENGINEERING SCHOOL, (Registered under Marine and Education Departments since 1915.) Room sd, E.otcher's Buildings, Customhouse quay, Wellington. P.O. Box 515. 'Phone 1792. (And at Auckland). L.A R C U » F.I.A.N.Z. Public Accountant and Auditor, Dominion Farmers* Institute, Featherston street. Wellington.

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New Zealand Times, Volume XLIX, Issue 11248, 28 June 1922, Page 4

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Page 4 Advertisements Column 1 New Zealand Times, Volume XLIX, Issue 11248, 28 June 1922, Page 4

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