Page 1 Advertisements Column 7

Otago Daily Times, Issue 20708, 4 May 1929, Page 1

LOST AND FOUND. Advertisements of 16 words under the bead* “C* of Situations Vacant. Wanted. For Sale, , ■ bet. Lost and. (found. Miscellaneous Wants. P er Insertion three consecutive In«£li .?* * s Bil consecutive Insertions Ga. Strictly cash tn advance Extra ch.- c U booked T OST (Tuesday, at Souths Dunedin), TYRE oif T UBI ?’ on elm.—Return Otago Co.op- Milk Supply. Reward. 2my L°IT,.l b . eU I een Hls Majesty’s Theatre and ff. ® treet , car - Saturday, April 21), pair smoked pearl OPERA GLASSES, gift h «T el ?r! 1 n e i' ance ’ — Rowa -rd returning Elizabeth. 6g Princes street. 4my T OST (Tuesday, between Austin garage and W,i G olr reet)^I rey fur SCARF; re•nard.—23s. Times Office. 4my T OST, SUIT CASE, on 1 o'clock Morntngton car; reward.—Leave Tram Sheds. L°?JJ bct . w . ee “ George,street and Talnui), nick el ed PETROL TANK CAP— Finder please ring 10-779. Reward. L°^-.A bctWOen^i‘ eos stro6 J : and . Moray uTrn l rey . COAT.—Finder kindly return 314 High street. . 4my S TR^ ED ’ hal £-Persian black KITTEN, Burns S[ ufE,e rouud the »**! rGW^ CTRAYED (on Monday, April' 29), AyrC o ® nd C\ LF; laE < seen neat ham street, Mornlngton.. £i reward. GTRAYED (from Burnside, Wednesday) monthl «^ nd ' whlto helter CALF, sevet Si Ali Been > wltU cattle Soil'S toward; J^f'l7 Cmi ? unlcate Mathleson, Owei street, Burnside. Reward. ■■ r . . 4tnj W° U^ m 2?’ , Wlt , h b oy. who picked up aged, black WHIPPET goods shed piease return 103 Glen road! : ■ 4my 'E’OUND, REMEDY for CATARRH - Do* 43 P Dunedin 0 take - C °™lc a to I^OUND—BENHAR COAU 13s 6d per ton, , ou , truck ’ Benhar; prompt delivery— M Skimming and Son. Benhar. 22my FOUND--We Specialise in Buster Haircutting and Shingling,—Potter*s hairBahfeYt’s) 17 - 2 Geor S (next Ar^r F°Y^Pt:, BO3C Chesterfields, Tub Glyan Chairs; Suites Recovered ; Window Seats apd all Upholstering-Work. — y- y - p, te "’ art - upholsterer, 4 Carroll street 4my HOUSES & PROPERTIES WANTED c ASH BUYER i . . I ■ 4 or 5-rbomed WANTS MODERN BUNGALOW Will pay up to £IOOO cash; Send price and particulars to , “ URGENT," "Box 652, Dunedin. WANTED t 0 RBNT . HOUSES' four rob ant 3 conveniences, modern ; or FLA moderate rent; good tenant.—Address Z< times. t • q WANTED, SECTION, elevated, accessll 1 sunny.—State locality, price, and' n; ticulara to 272, Times. • 3, ■WTANTED, modern HOUSE, about TV rooms; In good position,—All formation to 267, .Times. TX^ANTBD—-FARMS, freehold, or. * lea ' „ bold; no properly too large or. small; numerous' lnquiries;'-ivdurs may s favour us with particulars—McKenzie, B net, 114 Princes street. - - ' - WANTED to.RENT, 4- or/s-rbomed BUN-' GALOW: sunny . position, rise preferred ; two adults—Particulars 309, Times Office. , , .. , , 4my WANTED BUY, good SECTION, eighth to quarter; handy.city—State full particulars to 301, Times Office. r , 4my WANTED to RENT (by. careful tenant, permanent position), ’ 4-room; HOUSE, with modern convenience.—32 Times. . ' 4n EDUCATIONAL. UNLIMITED PROSPECTS; FOR THE RIGHT MEN AND WOMEN. - , The commercial world to-day offers unlimited prospects for the .fight' men and women. Thoe who have that extra “ push ’•* and who are prepared- to work hard and.study during their leisure hours will succeed. Make up your mind to forge ahead and increase, your earning power and knowledge'of your work. Enrol , today, for a course of instruction with : BANKS COMMEH': T \L COLLEGE, THE LARGEST COLLEGE OF ITS KIND IN THE DOMINION. > A short time spent in study will make alj the difference to your prospects for the future. Our methods of instruction are greatly' simplified and progress is . regular and definite. , * Our _ ""sful met’'-'- 1 vf "orrespondenee tuition is ideal for.-students living out of town. . ’ . ■ ■ There, is no time like the.prcsent;, write now for. free Prospectus. BANKS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, WKT.t y 08,The Terrace, G.P.O. Box 1261. E. L. ENTING, B. H. AMOS. F.R.E.S, Com., Director. Managing Director. THE DIFFERENCE ACCOUNTANCY TRAINING MAKES, . Without qualification ■ you will remain in a subordinate position, at the beck and call of others. If you have the slightest spark'Of ambition you will study’ .Accountancy and qualify for a highly-paid executive position.-^ HEMINGWAY’S POSTAL COURSE IN ACCOUNTANCY is the easy way, the sure way, to become a qualified Accountant. -’ You. study in your own borne during leisure hours, and receive individual tuition and sound practical advice from highly skilled Accountancy Specialists. REMEMBER that after 1931 Matriculation will become compulsory- before qualifying in Accountancy. Enrol while the Accoufttant’s Preliminary Examination is still available; For fullest information write to-day to: - HEMINGWAY’S CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS. P.O. Box 516, Auckland. ROSSBOTHAM’S COI.LEGE.—Book-keep- • lag. Shorthand, Typewriting: rapid methods prompt results; country students railway fare reductions. —Phone 10-736. KEV T RUSSELL, M.A.. Exhibitioner and Prize Essayist Rmmanv’l College, ram bridge, formerly Assistant Master. Nelson College desires IMUMI.R —f.p -Albany street Dunedin ! 2Sf BROWN’S COLLEGE, Moray place— Shorthand, Typewriting, Bookkeeping, Vacancies May enrolments. Day,, eveningIndividual tuition; railway concessions. ’ WANTED. PUPILS, learn piano by ear; twenty simple lessons—Write free booklet Niagara School, 6 Octagon, Dunedin. . 27ap { ~ A - !I Subjects MATKICULA , Vl 0N; . Italian. Spanish, Advanced l.iitm. Ill'll ell C G Mnv Resent .Chamber,- ' ld' RA f ! LEIN JFISTEU. certificated German . .... Tcn fl hc /;' r( : ceivcK PHPILS (or German tuition a. 14 City road, Roslyn. Telephone 20-709. ' ' 4niy