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Otago Daily Times, Issue 16890, 30 December 1916, Page 9

EDUCATIONAL. 1. -jjlj OW TO ADVERTISE MONEY'S WORTH OR WASTE? Shopkeepers and others are invited to trj " tho CORRESPONDENCE COURSE of , BANKS' COLLEGE, WELLINGTON, i. Written by Mr WILL. APPLETON and Mr MALCOLM KAY, Of the "Charles Haines Advertising Agency." The Course consists of 24 Lessons, anc embodies tho practical experience not onlj ? of tho tutors, but also of advertising autho rities throughout tho world. 1 FEES: £5 5s Od in advance, or " £6 6s Od in instalments. Send for a prospectus to ' H. AMOS, Id * Director. WILL YOU BE EAIiNING FIVE YEARS HENCE? Will it bo the same old humdrum job, with its many vexations, or will it be i something bigger and bettor? a LEARN WIRELESS AND EARN MORE. "Wireless" is the dawn of better wages and easier work for thousands of men who are quick to seize the big possibilities of learning Wireless Operating to-day. TEACH YOU. Oar Teaching Staff is composed of practical " Wireless " men —not mere theorists, but Wireless Operators of world-wide ex--3 perienco. Our pupils are always highly successful at their examinations. • SEND FOR PROSPECTUS. 1 THE DOMINION COLLEGE OF WIRELESS, Auckland, Wellington, and Christchurch. Christchurch, P.O. Box 729. 2n • IS YOUR CHANCE, j YOURS, MIND. ; YOURS! • Business Men are calling for competent office help. Those who know their work are receiving higher salaries to-day than ' ever before. Everyone—old and young, boy or girl—who qualifies may bo sure of a good position. The country is waiting for Trained Men and Women. If you wish for a better position and an increase in your earnings now is your chance—mind, not tho other person's, but YOURS. Spend a few months in systematic study of tho right subject on the right lines in your own time, and success in life is yours. PARENTS, WHAT IS YOUR BOY GOING TO BE? Do not delay this important question because it may be a difficult one. Whether he is to be a Business Man or a School Teacher, a Lawyer or a Chemist, a Clerk or an Engineer, to succeed HE MUST BE PROPERLY TRAINED. Wo train by post. Our system has stood the test of over 18 years. We teach BOOKKEEPING, ACCOUNTANCY, SHORTHAND, ADVERTISEMENT WRITING, and give a thorough, complete BUSINESS TRAINING. We prepare for all the Public Examinations (Matriculation, Public _ Service, Law, etc.). We teach Engineering subjects— Civil and Municipal. We specialise m preparing candidates for Government " Engineering Ticket" Examinations. State just which interests you, and send to-day for particulars of our course. Address: HEMINGWAY & ROBERTSON'S CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS (LTD.), Union Buildings, AUCKLAND. (The School with over 16,000 satisfied Students behind it.) \fU' A*iSiTED, PUPILS for drawing, paint- » V ing, and pen-painting; shilling per lesson. —Artist, Times Office. 9d FOR SALS. CASH ADVERTISEMENTS under this heading: Fourteen Words, SIXPENCE per insertion', Bix insertions, 2s 6il*, over Fourteen Words and not exceeding Twepty-loiir Words, Is: Six insertions, 63. Double rates charged unless cash paid. CITY (on rise, close George street); trams and school; suit retired farmer; lovely view; modern; £775; offer wanted.—Matheson, 111 Stuart street. 30d EAVENSBOURNE— Brick rooms; electric light, etc.; g-acre; must sell; £255.—Matheson, 111 Stuart street. 30d 8 ACRES FREEHOLD; handy Dunedin; buildings; £1600; owner will exchange house property.—Battersby Co. 30d POR SALE, 2 HENS, 13 chicks each; % Leghorns, Nixon's strain.—26 Preston crescent, Belleknowes. 30d FOR SALE, Book and Stationery BUSINESS, main street; printing plant if required.—Valuation, Times. 30d PICKLING WALNUTS for SALE; 6d per lb; cash with order. —A. Davidson, Alexandra. 29d HUNT-A-WAY DOG; a steady worker on rough country; £6.—Grafter, Times Offioe. 29d PIANO; full compass; walnut case, iron frame; £22 10s cash.—Particulars from Kirchner, Times Office. 29d Y\TARRINGTON-—Nice level SECTION; ' » handy to bcach ; for SALE; splendid position.—Ozone, Times Office. 29d IOWR SALE, Complete CHAFFCUTTING *- PLANT, oomprising 6 h.p. Marshall Traction Engine, Empire Chaffcutter and Bagger, Trolley, together with good run. 29d J. E. WATSON & CO., Dunedin. COUNTERS, Fixtures, also Electric Light Fittings for SALE.—Jas. G. Stevens, 3 Princes street. , 29d POR SALE, i-acro SECTION; opposite Green Island Station; £45.—Address Section, Times Office. 27d SOLDIER or anyone with £100, wanting lucrative Tobacconist, llairdressing. Billiard Saloon, address Box 481. 26d F)OR SALE, Weight-carrying COB. 6,yrs; good jumper.—Johnson and Robertson, South Dunedin. 28d IT'OR SALE, Complete THRASHING -B- PLANT, comprising 8 h.p. Marshall Traction Engine, 4ft 6in Marshall Mill, Andrews and Beaven Chaffcutter; all in good order.—J. E. WATSON & CO. (LTD.). Dunedin. 28d ITOR SALE, old-established, up-to-date Boot Repairing BUSINESS.—AppIy C'. M. Chisholm, Port Chalmers. 2Sd "pOR SALE, splendid 5-seater English JL CAR; practically new; beautiful lines. Bargain, Times Office. 28d TjINGIJSH BIRDLIME for birds and iL4 flies; 9d and Is 3d tin; postage 2d extra.—Charles Bills. 20d WILL BUY a White SEWING MA- » • CHINE, complete; catalogue free.— Melville Cyclery. Goorge street 29m MP.YPEWRITERS.—SpeciaI clearance; 10 Barlocks, £6 each ; 10 Smith Premiere, £6; guaranteed 12 months. KEMINGTONS, Underwoods, Monarchs, Hammonds, Yosts; free trial given.— N.Z. Typewriter Co., 109 Princce street. /MIGS. Vans, Racing Sulkies. Four vX wheelers, Light Vans. Spring-carts.— Dawes, ooach builder, Cumberland and Ilovve streets. 15s FOR SALE, Four-seater B.S.A. CAR (British); silent Knight engine, electric light, detachable wire wheels; any trial WIMi'ENNY BROS, k REID i(LTD.), Moray place, Dunedin (Box 63). 13d "O AILS, 601b; second-hand Steel Rails, Jl*j with Fishplates; 141b, new, secondhand.—Cameron and Sutherland, Melbourne.