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New Zealand Times, Volume XLIX, Issue 11250, 30 June 1922, Page 4

REAL HANNAH’S FOOTWEAR SALE lias Only A FEW RAYS TO RUN. 'JI/S’AlvE haste, or you'll be c.nong the disappointed. As a —ecouoiu.y event, this Sale will take SOME beating. SPEC iA LS FOR THIS WEEK: LOT 1. BI27—WOMEN’S BEST BHOWN WILLOW CALF DERBY LACE BOOTS, 8 inch logs, leather Cuban smalt round toes, welted solos. Sizes, 3 to 7. Usually 3is tid. ALL CLEAKING AT 14s I d. LOT 2. S377—WOMEN'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 61. ALL GOING OUT AT 23s G<L Lor 8. D23-MKNV ALL LEATHER SEAL GRAIN TAB SLIPPLhb (in either Black or Tan), flexible leather V.S. soles. S oc >d "eomf}" shape. Sizes {', to 10. CLEARING AT 8s llnLOT 4. D33-MEVS ALL LEATHER CROCODILE GRAIN TAB SLIPPERS, full round toes, sewn soles. Sizes 6 to 10. OUT THEY GO AT 7s lid. HUNDRED? OF OTHER MONEY-SAVERS SUCH AS THESE. POSTAGE PAID ON ALL ORDERS OF T 1 AND OVER. R. HANNAH & CO., LTD., 260, LAMBTON QUAY AND 103, CUBA STREET. Wellington. BRIGHTEN THE HOME. \\TRAT more delightful than to brighten the home with pictures of vour own making? With the modern “ANSCO" CAMERA, so simple, so efficient: perfect in every detail, negative mailing is easy. Then, yon can either "do the rest" yourself, or we will do it for you. "ANSCO" CAMERAS FOR ALL. The Vest Pocket size takes pictues x 31 and can bo bad with R.R. or high-class Ana>tigmat lens. The “ANSCO' 1 JUNIOR takes pictures 2.\ x 41 and can also be obtained with R.R. or Anastigmat lens. Then there is the 3i \ L “AN SCO" for those wanting a still larger size. Call and inspect them; it is a pleasure to show them. Prices from *£3 12s 6d. WATER WORTHS* WORD IS WATEUWORTHS’ BOND. If goods sup£lietl or work done fail to satisfy you aro cordially invited to let us now about it. WATER WORTHS LTD., 886, Lambton quay. 58, Queen street. 705. Colombo street. WELLINGTON. AUCKLAND. (Opp. Triangle), CHRISTCHURCH. IMPORTANT NOTICE TO THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC. MR PHILIP E. LOW HAS 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 Tranis. Electric Elevator. 12 Bathrooms. THE SPACIOUS AND UP-TO-DATE DINING ROOM IS OPEN TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC. WIRE FOB 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 J2 to 8. SATURDAY. 12.30 to 2,2 s 6a. Patronised by Members of Parliament, Members of Local Bodies, and Civil Servants TERMS: 10s PER DAY. jB3 8s WEEKLY. Apply T. G. LEWIS, Proprietor. Or Ring ’Phone 22-218. F° ton. "WELLINGTON’S BEST PRIVATE HOTEL." >R 18 years past "The Mansions” has retained its reputation as the most comfortable, select, and convenient Private Hotel in WellingTHE MANSIONS, GHUZNEE STREET TARIFF: 12s PER DAY. .£3 ios PER WEEK. Courtesy and Prompt Attention Guaranteed. - limited number of Permanent Guests at £2 10s weekly. Vacancies for Telegrams: "The Mansions, Wellington" ’Phone 22-390. MESDAMES COOKE and MdGOWAN, Proprietresses. THE PARKVILLE PRIVATE HOTEL, RIDGWAY STREET. WANGANUI. TARIFF—iIs 6d per Day. £2 17s 6d per Week One Minute's Walk from Railway Station and G.P.O. Beautiful Healthy Locality. J Hot and Cold Baths. Comfortable Commercial and Sitting Rooms. Telephone 505. P.O. Box 207. J. HODSON. Proprietor. Telegrams and Correspondence promptly attended to. Motor-Carß on Hire. Motor Bervice to Marton Twice Daily. Meeting Auckland Expresses.

AFTHB-SCHOOL EDUCATION. EVENING CONTINUATION COURSES for Bora and Girla ara provided at BANKS COAIiIEIitCIAL COLLEGE, 98. The Terrace, Wellington. I* A NY one of the five definite courses below mar be taken, or ANY OP THE SUBJECTS MAY BE TAKEN SEPARATELY. COURSE I.—English and Arithmetio, Shorthand and Typewriting, Boonomios and Civics. COURSE ll.—English and Arithmetic, Book-keeping and Handwriting, Economics and Civics. COURSE 111. —English and Arithmetic, Commercial Correspondence, Handwriting, Economics and Civios. COURSE IV.—English and Arithmetic, Algebra and Geometry, History and Geography. COURSE V.—French and Latin, Mathematics, English, History and Geography. FEES: Jt s. d. One Evening of 2 hours 1 10 0 Two Evenings of 2 hours each ... 2 5 0 Three Evenings of 2 hours each 3 9 0 Second Term commences MONDAY, JULY 3rd. Candidates are prepared for Law, Accountancy, Book-keeping, Banking, Secretarial, Architecture, Shorthand, Public Service and all Entrance University Examinations. H. AMOS, Director. ’Phono 2098 POWER TO INCREASE YOUR EARNING CAPACITY IS HERE SEE what others have done by homo study undor the Bower's Engineering School tuition. 21 students passed tile City and Guild's London Examination first and second grade. You can do the same. Here is the list of successful students. Results prove that our system is sound. Second Grade A.C. Electrical.—W. C. Penman, J. Brown, F. W. Thureby. Second Uradc D.C. Eloctricai. C. Chouies, D. iorboa, E. A. Goulstone, U. 11. Owen. First Grade Electrical Engineering.— A. Bishop, C. E. Bowley, N. Dickey. L. C. Dowden, G. Henderson, A. J. Murter, T. White, B. Watson, C. W. Wilson. VV. G. Wilson. First Grade Motor Engineering.—R. Andrews, E. 1. Hollis, C. McArthur, F. W. Pinker. Ou- prospectus will bo posted free. W nte lor it at once. BOVVER'S ENGINEERING SCHOOL, (Registered under Marino and Education Departments since 1915.) Room 53, Fletcher's Buildings, Customhouse quay, Wellington. P.O. Box 865. 'Phone 1792. (And at Auckland.) ’J L . ARCUS, • F.1.A.N.Z., Publio Accountant and Auditor, Dominion Farmers' Institute, Featfcerston street, Wellington.