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New Zealand Times, Volume L, Issue 11423, 20 January 1923, Page 16

AUCTION SALES TUESDAY 10.30. TUESDAY TUESDAY . 10.30. TUESDAY IN OUR SALEROOMS, Dominion avenue, Wellington. 100 EVEREADY MOTOR, BATTERIES, 100 EVE READY MOTOR BATTERIES. 6, 12, and 24 Volts,, for BUICK, ESSEX, HUDSON, STU DEBAKER, .MAXWELL, ROAMER, OAKLAND, FORD, DODGE, CADILLAC, HAYNES, SINGER, and other Motor-cars. VINE AND WILSON have received instructions from the Importer to sell as above, ex bond, Wellington— IN LOTS TO SUIT BUYERS. > Samples now on view in our Salerooms. VINE AND WILSON, Auctioneers, Dominion avenue, Wellington. Tel. 20-617. 125 TUESDAY, JANUARY 23rd. 1923. At 1 p.m. AUCTION SALE Of 1 fcfl WATER COLOUR -i erfl lOv drawings. JLOU Bv the following well-known ENGLISH AND ITALIAN ARTISTS: Leslie Mills, G. Allison, Harold Foster, J. Malcolm. Fred Morris, E'. E.. Abbott, S. H. L. Hills, F. M. Evans, J. R._ Ross, Exposito P. Silvanio, G. Samzi, F. Marrio Mappuro, Jide Lisra, A. de Luca, F. Catano. M. Gianui., W. Sanya, V. Paopo, Y. Gianni, and others. THIS IS A CHARMING SELECTION OF WATER COLOURS, WITH A SPLENDID RANGE OF SUBJECTS, AND ALL INTERESTED ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO INSPECT. H/TESSRS HARCOURT AND CO. will sell by PUBLIC AUCTION, at tlaeir Rooms, .195, Lamb bon quay, as above, at 1 p.m., on i

TUESDAY, JANUARY 23rd, 1923. Now on view. Electric Light Display Monday, 7 to 9 p.m. Catalogues on application. HARCOURT AND CO., 124 Auctioneers. ; FOR SALE. HIGH-CLASS NORTH AUCKLAND DAIRY FARM BARGAIN. WE have pleasure in submitting a remarkable bargain for Dairy Farmers in North Auckland at ridiculously low 'value. Inspection by any competent farmer will surely result in business. We guarantee the farm quoted to be of excellent quality land, in a Ideality enjoying a perfect climate, no noxious weeds, no rabbits. OWNER OF PROPERTY WILL ACCEPT 1 GOOD SECURITY in full or part payment of equity. Price not based on boom values, but on butterfat values at normal rates. KAITAIA DAIRY FARM. Area 3SO acres, situated 2 miles from Kaitaia Post Office, on main road, tarsealed and metalled, subdivided by survey into six different farms; aU level land, portion of the famous Kaitaia Swamp, Raupo and Kahikatoa; thoroughly drained, splendidly fenced and subdivided; good’ buildings, 7-roomed house, large barn, stable, oowshed; Gane milking plant; piggeries. A really rich piece of first-class land. 2 miles from Kaitaia Factory arid Post Office. Telephone to house. 1 t PRICE.—.£S7, -Ms; per acre. Chvnej will accept securities; and will arrange terms; his equity is about ',£6000; the balance can remain on mortgage at 6 per cept for 5 years. A splendid cut-ting-up proposition. Three mail deliveries per week. Splendidly watered., F. SINCLAIR; YATES 'A NT) CO. Land, Estate, and Financial! Agent and ' Valuer, . TAKAPUNA. EDUCATIONAL. Banks commercial college, . 98, The Terrace, Is Now Open to Receive Students. (I) SHORTHAND, TYPEWRITING, PRACTICAL BOOKKEEPING, and BUSINESS PRACTICE. The Day, Evening! and Correspondence Classes have resumed. (2) ACCOUNTANCY GLASSES. Those will resume towards the end of the month. Students can now enrol and obtain complete courses in all subjects. (3) MATRICULATION, Etc. , i , . ' Day classses ‘ resume February 6th. Evening classes resume February 13th. (1) CORRESPONDENCE TUITION. Complete Courses can now be obtained in all departments. Last year there were over 2700 students on the rolls. Call and interview the Director, who has had over thirty years’ experieence in all branches of education. Experienced and highly qualified tutors, who are on the permanent staff, are in charge of the classes. ; Fees moderate. Send for a prospectus or call in and consult H. AMOS, Eirector. BANKS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, 98, The Terrace. Telephone 2098. GjP.O. 'Box 1201. REMARKABLE EXAM. RESULTS. 35 ENTRIES—34* SUCCESSES. / fTIHIS is the unique record won ■*- by Auckland and Wellington .pupils of -Bower's Engineering School, in recent City and Guild’s London l Exams, on Electrical Engineering. Intending students should note that classes are reforming immediately after New Year to prepare for June, 1923, Examinations. For full particulars apply to—

BOWER’S ENGINEERING SCHOOL, (Registered under Marine and Education. Departments since 1915), Room 133, Fletcher's Building, 22, Customhouse quay, Wellington. P.O Bor 865. Telephone 1729. (And at Auckland.) MORE GILBY SCHOLARSHIPS. a c c o u"n~t A N C Y. FREE TUITION for one year by correspondence or by Personal Attendance. OWING to the marked success attending the Scholarship Scheme first introduced by us in 1919, we have decided to extent the scope of the Free Scholarships to our Accountancy Classes for 1923. v WRITE. RING, or Call at once for particulars. Our Accountancy Coursed are unequalled. No Text Books to buy—ail papers marked by Public Accountants—and behind it all, the unique personal touch, the "Thorough” service of the oldest Commercial College in New- Zealand. . GILBY’S COLLEGE (The "Thorough” Way). Established 1887. W. W. WADDILOVE s F.1.A.N.Z., Director. ’Phone 21-818.