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Otago Daily Times, Issue 19242, 5 August 1924, Page 12

EDUCATIONAL. GALORE FOR Every class of commercial enterprise is dependent for its success on the foundation of proper accounting. Whether it ia a boot factory or a freezing works, a drapery warehouse or a coal merchant, a department store op bank, an insurance office or a motor business, ono of the most important, and certainly an absolutely essential employee, is “ THE ACCOUNTANT.” Just think of the number of businesses there are. Then imagine the scope for qualified accountants. No other profession offers such wonderful opportunities for young men who are prepared to invest a little of their spare time in study. Become a Hemingway student. Under our system of postal instruction you are coached until you register your pass. There is one price for the course independent of the time taken. Our Book, “Accountancy,” contains much valuable information. Cut out and post this advertisement with your name and address, and we will send you a copy post free. HEMINGWAY’S CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS, P.O. Box 516, Auckland. OA YEAR S’ SUCCESSFUL rvvF ENGINEERING TEACHING. Learn Electrical, Steam, or Oil Engineering with “Bower’s,” the oldest-established and most efficient Engineering School in N.Z. Study at home, in spare time, with Bower’s Postal Course. Instruction papers written in simple non-tochnical language. Interesting diagrams. Each student’s work supervised by expert engineer. Write today for free prospectus to BOWER’S ENGINEERING SCHOOL (Registered under Marino and Education Departments since 1916). Principal: James W. Bower, Certificated Mining and Moch. Engineering, with 20 years’ experience in coaching. 130 FLETCHER’S BUILDING, 22 Customhouse quay, Wellington (And at Auckland). WA N T E D. MEN AND WOMEN WHO CAN ILLUSTRATE OR DESIGN. The world ia demanding them, but there are not enough to go round. Such opportunities in so delightful an occupation to go begging! Only a liking for art work is needed, average intelligence, some of your spare time, easy terms of payment, and emphatically a Course of Training with the I.C.S. For' free and fuller information you have only to write NOW. OVER 200 Courses to choose from. INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS. R. N. RIDD. Di strict Agent, lau Dept. “ B,” Box 687, Dunedin. 1 ANGER~DRESS-CUTTING SCHOOL, J 25 Tainui road, Anderson’s Bay. Private Classes by Arrangement. Ladies’ materials cut out, and paper patterns to measurement. At Home: ■ Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays. MISS KATE STEWART. MRS CHIRNSIDE, View street (opposite Y.M.C.AJ, Dressmaking Classes afternoon and evening; Patterns or Materials Cut to Measure; railway concessions.— •Phone 3112. 29jy REV. T. RUSSELL, M.A., Coaches Matriculation, other Examinations; 327 successes between 1901 end 1922; Cambridge honours degree; languages a specialty.—22l Castle street. Dunedin. MARRIED woman desires Private LESSONS Dresscutting and Fitting; vicinity Mosgiel preferred.—Address 654, Times Office. 2au Millinery lessons. Qualified Miiiiner has Vacancies for Pupils; latest spring styles; afternoons, evenings; tuition assured. —670. Times. lau MILLINERY CLASSES, afternoon and evening.—Miss E. Kane, 25 Picardy street, Mornington. sau accommodation at holiday RESORTS. HERE TO STAY IN CHRISTCHURCH. HOTEL FEDERAL, Victoria square. Christchurch. T. G. LEWIS, Proprietor. All communications receive prompt attention. Box 532. Telephones 1040. 2279. HERE TO STAY IN CHRISTCHURCH: ST. ELMO PRIVATE HOTEL. Private .urainmaanuon, pa street. West End. 2 minutes from Beautiful lawns, gardens, etc. Accommodation ” ' 2 minute; gardens, tariff. F J. MURRAY, Proprietor. m 52 “ QREENCLTFF,”ST. CLAIR. ACCOMMODATION For VISITORS and PERMANENT GUESTS Miss C FRASER rf-HTY BUFFET PRIVATE HOTEL V Corner of Colombo and Lichfield streets. CHRISTCHURCH.—The Most Central House in the City; 5 minutes from station. 3 minutes G.P.0.. gardens river, and theatres; electric light, hot and cold baths; excellent cuisine; moderate tariff.—F. M C. HYMAN, Proprietress. All trams from station stop at corner ’Phone A 6266. pOYAiTTIOI’EL. CHRISTCHURCH. Situated on the Banks of the Avon. Within seven minutes’ walk of the Square. Finest Cuisine. Excellent Official Hotel of the South Island (N.Z.) Motor Union. Motor Garage in conjunction with Hotel. HITE HOUSE Beach sf.reet, Waikouditi.—Seaside Home for Visitors and Permanent Guests; 'phone 45 —Miss Cooper ITtOR SALE or To LET, a 5-roomed Fur- ’ nished COTTAGE, Waitati.—Address 509, Times Office. _ 28jy TO LET (for term), Furnished Seaside COTTAGE, 3 rooms, kitchenette, verandah; close beach, north line—62l, Times. •sn|7'ANTED, holiday COTTAGE, 3 bedYj rooms; January; northern seaside preferred; telephone 3753.—Write 443, Times. WANTED, small furnished CRIB, fortnight, from December 34; north line, Warrington preferred.—7l9, Times Office. FOR SALE. For s a l h Largo quantity Pipintr, liin, liin, 2in, 3iu 4in, and sin. Large Steel Circular Tank 32ft in diameter by 12ft high (capacity 69,000 gallons). 24 Street Lamps (copper). 4 Ship’s Winches, suitable for loghaulers, coal mines, etc. Dynamo (by Crompton), 109 volts, 60 amps, 600 revs, with emrino (by Paul, of Dumbarton) and switchboard complete, in first-class working order. 5 Ship’s Derricks, suitable for cranes. 5 tons Gunmetal, consisting principally of bearings, valves, etc. 2 tons Bronze (Stone’s). Steam Duplex Pumps, Chain Blocks (1, 2, and 3 tons), Hawsers, Ventilators, Assorted Chain Iron Ladders and Grating (suitable for fire escapes), Steel Plates, Boiler Tubes, Rails, Bolts and nuts, Oak Flooring (panels), U and C. Lining (yellow pine), Copper Urns, Portlights 4-horso-power Petrol Engine” (by Tornpkinson). Polton Wheel, Anvil Vyce, etc. Quotations on application to ’ TODD & BORLASE, 10 Manor place, Dunedin. IVOR SALE, 1 black retriever DOG, seven 3 months; pedigree stock; £4 cash.—7lß, Times Office. sau LMOCIETY women favour WOOD MILNE - THILL ” RUBBER SOLES because they add to their grace and ease of movement’. They are fixed with Spenwood Cement —no screws—and are absolutely invisible. OTAGO WITNESS.—New Stories. A large amount of reading matter, Price, 9d