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Southland Times, Issue 21604, 16 January 1932, Page 2

EDUCATIONAL. SOUTHLAND BOYS’ HIGH SCHOOL. INVERCARGILL. BOARDING DEPARTMENT. 4PPLICATIONS for places as BOARDERS at the Rectory should be made as soon as possible. The Rectory is fully equipped to provide all the facilities of a modern Boarding-school, and is under the personal supervision of DR. AND MRS G. H. UTTLEY, who have had long experience in large Boarding-schools. Full information as to courses of study, fees, etc., is given in the prospectus. Prospectus and enrolment forms may be obtained from THE SECRETARY. High Schools Board, Dq727 Invercargill. WHY YOU SHOULD STUDY ACCOUNTANCY WITH HEMINGWAYS. I—They have specialised for over 34 years in preparing students for the Accountancy Professional Examination. 2—By far the largest percentage of Passes have been secured by Hemingway’s students. 3—All Lessons written by and studies supervised by experts who have been through “the accountancy mill.” 4—You study in your own home, unhampered by a class around you. s—Qualification5 —Qualification guaranteed. Hemingway’s undertake to coach you until you pass, independent of the time taken, and at no additional cost. Write To-day for Valuable Free Book, “Accountancy.” HEMINGWAYS. CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS. P.O. BOX 516. AUCKLAND. PROFESSIONAL. (A Card). DR. R. BURNS WATSON Has removed to new residence, 82 DON STREET. NOTICE. EG. ALINGTON, Chiropractor, will , resume Practice on January 18. Hours 10 to 12; 2 to 5. —A.M.P. Buildings, Esk Street. Ji2B9 CHIROPRACTIC. C. WHITE-PARSONS. PALMER GRADUATE CHIROPRACTOR, Newburgh’s Buildings. CORNER DEE AND ESK STREETS. Hours: 10 a.m. to 12 a.m.; 2 p.m. to 5 p.m.; Saturday, 10 a.m. to 12.30 p.m., and by arrangement. Telephone: Office, 2039; Residence, 2170. CONSULTATION FREE. (A Card). J. S. HAYWOOD, F.C.S. SECRETARY AND ACCOUNTANT, TRADE ASSIGNEE. PROFESSIONAL and Tradesmen’s Books kept and balanced. Land and Income Tax Returns and Farmers’ Declaration of Income prepared. Book Debts collected. NATIONAL BANK CHAMBERS, Crescent. MATURE’S CURES—AII ailments treated. aA Purest Herbs used. Advice Free. — A. C. FRANKLIN, Healer and Herbalist, 145 Dee Street. 0p797 LOST AND FOUND. T OST —A Lady’s Gold Wristlet Watch. U Finder please return to Times Office. LOST —£5 NOTE; vicinity National Bank. Reward. Jni446 LOST —Two Silk Bathing Suits, in Dee Street. Finder please return to Baths. J 1458 LOST —Lucas Lamp of lorry on North Road, between Cooper’s Corner and Terminus. Finder please return to Central Garage. Jm425 STRAYED —At Mabel Bush, Aree Ewes with Lambs, brand green T. Information to Wright, Stephenson, Crescent. I jIOUND —Money saved by buying a six ’ months’ guaranteed Cycle Cover and Tube for 6/-, only at TAPPERS, LTD.

WANTED TO BUY. YTTANTED —To buy for cash 26 sheets f V 7ft. secondhand iron, 33 sheets Bft. secondhand iron, 3 sheets Bft. secondhand ridging. Apply “8.E.,” Times Office. Jm4ll WANTED. ’ ’ THIS MONTH 100 BACON PIGS. Bonus of 4d. above ruling price when value taken out in stores or credited to accounts. Jm426 MATHESON’S, LTD. L'l’.LLi WANTED TO EXCHANGE. WANTED TO EXCHANGE-One of the best farms in Canterbury; 60 acres. Modern buildings. Good crops. Going concern, £1550. Equity £lOOO. Deal with farm property. W. M. Cotterell, Teniuka. Jm4l2 TO LET. TO LET—Four-roomed Dwelling, situated 141 Teviot Street, rental 10/- per week. Apply Public Trust Office, Don St. rPO LET—From- January 21, Two Furn--1 ished Bedrooms with use of separate Living Room, with range, situated Taramea Bay, five minutes’ walk from Rocks P. 0., right on beautiful bathing beach; buses pass door three times daily. For particulars apply at once to “C E,” Times Office. Jm439 WANTED TO RENT. ViT/ANTED —By Lady, Unfurnished Room; Il must have large grate; central. Apply “A W,” Times Office. Jm43B TO LEASE. TO LEASE—For term, Furnished Bungalow, Four Rooms and Kitchenette; 35/- weekly. “C W,” Times Office. MUSCATELS Bd., two packets for 1/-; Mixed Nuts 10d., 24 Jellies for 3/6, Kirkpatrick’s Pears lOd. per tin; 1/- Tablets of Chocolate for 10d., or 3 for 2/3, at BAXTER’S. PICKLES, 1/- and 1/4 per bottle; quarts Cordial Syrup 1/-, Cordial Extracts 1/-, Plenty of Sugar on hand for jam makers at lowest prices, delivered in town, at BAXTER’S. LUX, 5 pkts.- 1/-; Hudson’s Powders 8 for 1/-; Laundrine Soap lid., Quarts Sauce lOd.; Zebo and Brasso 10d., Blue 1/3, Zebra Paste 5d., at BAXTER’S. TWELVE large Tins Fruit, first grade, for 10/-; Pineapples, slices, 6id., Wire Clothes Lines lOd. each, Haricot Beans 2d. lb., at BAXTER’S. START the New Year by dealing at BAXTER’S, and by paying cash the savings will surprise you,