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Sun (Christchurch), Volume II, Issue 566, 2 December 1915, Page 1

gU Y BR ITISH GOO DS. BRITISH Made Account Books. WOLFF'S "British Preference" Pencil WOLFF'S "Bank of England" Pencil* * WOLFF'S "Account Book" Pencils BRITISH Office Files - y . BRITISH "Palm Linen" Typing Paper SUPPORT THOSE WHO DEAL IN BRITISH ■ ' ; .:GOODS r ' .■■■ ; D. N. ADAMS, LTD., PRINTERS, ETC. 191 MANCHESTER STREET. Sole Agents for the "UNDERWOOD" and "EMPIRE TYPEWRITERS.

AMUSEMENTS. JHEATHE . R 0 Y A L TO-NIGHT! At 8. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! At 8. TO-NIGHT I The Great War Drama: See Special Advertisement on Page 8. THEA TR E r ~R OYA L Direction .. .. J. C. Williamson, Ltd. Ipotash AND PERLMUTTER The Funniest Play ever, staged.' POTASH AND PERLMUTTER POTASH AND PERLMUTTER For particulars see Page 8. PUBLIC NOTICES. NEW SCNG NEW SONG NEW SONG NEW SONG * . ; " rpiLL THE BOYS COME HOME." (Keep the Home-flrcs Burning.) THE, BEST YET, —YOU MUST SING IT.— BUY A COPY NOW. THIS IS THE CHORUS. ..'Chorus::'- ■: Keep the home-flres burning, . - While your hearts are yearning, Though your lads are far away. They dream of home; » There's a silver lining Through the dark cloud shining, Turn the dark cloud inside out, . Till the boys come home. Price: 2/-;,. posted, 2/2. \ / | THE BRISTOL PIANO CO., j 141 CASHEL STREET. R. A. HORNE .. .. Manager. . .. . • -- gARRETT'S HOT EL/ Opposite Bank of New Zealand, WELLINGTON. , First-class Accommodation. Electric Lift. Tariff: 8/- per day, £2 5/- per week: The NEW ZEALAND PUBLIC SERVICE ASSOCIATION has approved of this popular Hotel as an Association House for 12 nionths for the year ending March 31, 1916. Letters', and telegrams promptly attended to. ,333 ["Gardening the inclination of Kings and the choice of Philosophers."— Sir Wm. Temple.] , N QHRYSANT II E M U M & We have a very fine lot of Plants ' in Pots of the best, variety of Chrysanthemums. These are in fit for growing in pots 1 or iii the open borders. The colours arc yellow, bronze, ciiipson, pink, > 1 and white, .. PRICE .. .. .. .. 10/- per dozen , , D A II L I A fiL Our Collection! of frahlias includes \ the finest in cultivation. We have v. a fine stock of young plants for presedt planting. The colours include yellows, whites, pinks, reds, . crimsons, and -blacks. PRICE . 10/ ? per dozen NAI RN & SON S, LINCOLN .ROAD, ' CHRISTCHURCH. Telephone 241. .371 . EDUCATIONAL. DO YOU WISH TO PASS ANY EDUCATIONAL EXAMINATION ? =The curriculum of the usual Second—ary Day School requires four yeara* tuition from the Sixth Standard before the Student is qualified to go up =for Matriculation. =This is explained by the fact that = Secondary Schools overload their with subjects that have, if —any, only a theoretical value. __ = A Studeiv# wishing to Matriculate nfrom pur College will do so in the =second year, if he or she be'an = earnest worker. In.the Matriculation of December, 1913, the =whole of our second-year Students =were successful. Consider what a saving of valuable =tinie—not to speak of expense—this = entails. =Write or call for Free Prospectus. =Term begins with first lesson. COLLEGE, LTD., NEXT CHIEF POST OFFICE, CATHEDRAL SQUARE.

| jIGBY'S COMMERCIAL SCHOOL. lIA LLENSTEIN'S BUILDINGS, \ Opposite D.I.C. Principal: MISS M. D. DIGBY, P.C.T., I.P.S. (Typists' Section). RECENT OFFICE POSITIONS. During the past 12 months over TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY Office Appointments have been obtained by OUR PUPILS, including Positions in Government Departments and leading INSURANCE, LEGAL, and MERCANTILE Firms, at salaries com- • * menelng at from £4O to £BO per annum. This affords convincing proof of the THOROUGH PRACTICAL BUSINESS TRAINING RECEIVED by our Students. (2) SCHOOL TERM COMMENCES ANY DAY. Tlber Fidgood x (Musical Director Everybody's Picture Theatre, Christchurch) Is prepared to receive a LIMITEQf NUMBER of PUPILS for PIANO. Pianos selected for intending buyers. —Address:— 204 GLOUCESTER STREET (Near Barbadoes Street). 607 USIC IS A NirCETfTsTT Y. Learn thoroughly and quickly Piano, Violin, or 'Cello (moderate fees) in your own homes or at 24 Lincoln Road, Spreydon. MR CULLEN, Teacher. .4M gu N TELEPHONES. * THE SUN TELEPHONES arc:— No. 3658— Manager, Advertising Department* > and Publisher. „ 4—Editorial and Reporting, „ 666—Job Printing Department. „ 2918 —Lyttelton Agent. ■„ 57—Rangiora Agent, Rangiora Bureau.