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Otago Daily Times, Issue 16508, 7 October 1915, Page 7

EDUCATION*!-. ' mHE ASSOCIATED BOARD .OF THE 1 ROYAL ACADEMY AND ROYAL COLLEGE OFMUSIC, LONDON. SECOND THEORY EXAMINATION. ENTRIES for the above Examination CLOSE on SATURDAY, October 16, 1915. Tho Examination will bo held on SATURDAY, November 20. JOHN A. COOK, Hon. Looal .Representative, 7o- ■ Corner Crawford and Water. streets. rfIHS LANGER' DRESSCUTTJXG •• 1 SCHOOL, > - 123 High street (opp. D.1.0.). Classes Daily, 10 to' 12 and 2 to 5 p.m. • Evening Classes Mondays and Thursdays, 7 to 9 p.m. 1 Patterns Cut to Measuro a Specialty.. ; Prospectuses on Application; ■ , Principal«• Miss C. STEWARTEFFIE YORSTON WILL RESUME TEACHING MONDAY, OCTOBER 11. VI7"IDE prospects are opening up in comv * merce . for female workers.—-Join Rosgbotham's College, 49 Dowling street. PROFESSIONAL : .■ ' . I PHILIP BLAXLAND BENHAM, * Bachekvr of Medicino and Bachelor ofSurgery, New Zealand, 1915, now in Trentham'Military Camp, _ Hereby Give " Notice that I intend Applying on the sth NOVEMBER, ,1915, next, to, have my NAME PLACED ON THE MEDICAL • REGISTER of the Dominion'of New Zealand; and that I have deposited the evidence of my. qualification m the office of. the Registrar of Births and Deaths at Dun- '* ; ' edin.' • ,■' ' \ ■ • "■ ' ■ (Signed) P. B. BENHAM,. M.8., Ch.B. Dated at Dunedin, 6th October, 1915. KE M O Y A L . N O TIC. E. , DrLEONARD H. M'BRIDE. CONSULTING ROOMS, ' Haynes's.(Savoy) Buildings, CORNER PRINCES STREET-MORAY '"■ PLACE. v ''' : 5o i E STUART MOORE - ■ Has I&EMOYED to .. 393 GEORGE STREET, corner of Albany street and George street,;■ ; ■ The House lately oocupied by the late Dr Cfloss and then Dr Rosa Collie*. JJ E M O V A L NOTICE. MONDY & STEPHENS, , Barristers and Solicitors, NEW ZEALAND EXPRESS COMPANY'S BUILDINGS. - ' 11 BOND STREET. BOAKD AND REIIDENCI. JACKSON'S ; PRIVATE HOTEL,; DOWLING STREET. , MOST CENTRALLY SITUATED PRIVATE HOTEL IN DUNEDIN. Pro- Minutes' Walk from Railway Station, within Eaiy< Aeoeas of All Places of Amusement, and Handj to Shops and Warchousea. ELECTRIC LIGHT THROUGHOUT. CHARGES MODERATE. GOOD TABLE AND bERVICE. Telephone <{490. . . ' ' lOd tIVIATHA N HOTEL. Nearly Opposite Railway Station. . ' ' THE FAVOURITE HOUSE With the Travelling Publio. ELEOTRIC LIGHT IN EVERY BEDROOM. HOT BATHS Can be bad at all hours Free of Charge to ' Visitors and Boarders MODERATE"CHARGES. COUNTRY VISITORS ' 'Are reminded tftat if only in Town for the < ' Day they. can obtain a Good Lunch from 12 till 2. FIRE ESCAPES THROUGHOUT THE BUILDINGS. , Night and Day Porters All ooonnunioations to JAMES CONNOR,. . Telephone 67. t P.O. Bog 112. GLADSTONE HOUSE, Moray place ('phone 2180)-Best ACCOMMODATION Visitors; personalsuper vision.—Moss and: M'Pherson., o ■ ' 21jy BOARD \ RESIDENCE; also ° Furnished • ROOMS to LET.—Warwick House, Moray place (Mrs Fairley, proprietress). 1 LEITH STREET ('Phone 3577):— . JLI I, Furnished ROOMS to LET, with ■: •• • or.witboutboa'rd. ■■■ ■■>.- ■ v-Vy.' • ■ lo T YNDHURST HOUSE, 47 Morey . 1 AJ Vacancyßoarders. Undernewman- .' agement.-.-Mrs Robinaari; 'phone: 3196. ; mHE METROPOLE, St Clair.-Good ' Accommodation. Furnished Rooms to LET; balcony overlooking sea. '7o rpO LET, comfortable BED and SITTING •" - . P: -ROOftS j ; .©very. convenience;* 12s. 6d.-r* Address K., Times Office. ■ 7c to races can have » ROOMS, with or without meals.—3C Lower London - street. . . ■ 6o Furnished bed-sitting and bedroom; conveniences; very moderate. 58 .Hanover street. 6o ANTED, Furnished ROOM, by young »» lady.—State particulars to Stranger, Throes Office. 7c ' TTACANCY Gentlemen ' BOARDERS; ▼> single; double rooms; o<mtre city.— 6 Smith street; ■■ 'phone 2179;,' , - ',7c Xxr ANTED KNOWN-A Comfortable * * . Home and Keep to elderly: man ir exchange for light duties. —Address. Elderly Times Office. v , .M7c T ADY requires : (at. once), cornfortable JLi Bed-Sitting ROOM'; • conveniences; sunny, quiet; no children or 6ther lodgers; vicinity of Gardens;: telephone •preferred.^ l "" Address 93 Moray place. yV' y6c •• LET, •< nice • Furnished Bed-Sitting • A- - ROOM; uso conveniences; business : lady preferred.—-694 George gtr'eet. :' 5c fi OOD ACCOMMODATION for visitors; ■ r : VJT near Railway Station.—Railway Private Hotel, St. Andrew street., V. r■. , 5c \]S7ANTED, 2 respectable Working Mer '»v BOARDERS; centraL—Apply 9 Fil ldql street. 2< Furnished bed-sitting room t ( . LET; gas,, fireplace.—2- Hanovei street / 5< 1 rnO LET, Double Furnished BEDROOM I. suit lndies.engaged day; cen . tral.—44B George street, v 7< *■rilO LET, Furnished BEDROOM, with use X of- sitting ■.room . if: required.—-Glen Times Office. ; ' 6< . mO LET,, Furnished ROOMS, with, with ■- out board,—Electrio House, 70 Staf . ford street; 'phone 1117. 2< ' XTACANCIES for » jing street; telephone 1177. li ACCOMMODATION AT HOLIDAY RESORTS. TO OTAY IN INVERCAR THE RAILWAY PRIVATE HOTEL, The Favourite and Most Popular' Hotel ■ Opposite Radway Station. Invercargill; ; * ; Patpono called in - time to catch earl; trains. " Early breakfast a ;specialtyj Tourists favourite house. Ladies' .Private Sittiui Rooms Favourite hoaw . with : eommercia travellers, travelling public, and theatrics profession. , Tariff moderate. Electrio light. Tele phono SOS. Poet Office Box 222. : 15mv P. J. BELLETT, Proprietor: \jkf HI T E il AR T HO TEL .W - CHRISTOHURCH. The Coipmercial and Tourist Hotel. Tariff: 10s per day. F. M. DREWITT, Proprietoi aUEENSTOWN.— To LET, 4-wome Furnished COTTAGE; *unny pos tipn.-rAddreu Box 12- 2