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Timaru Herald, Volume CXXV, Issue 18557, 2 May 1930, Page 15

FOR SALE. INNES-JONES, JENKINS AND CO., LAND, ESTATE AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS. VALUERS, SHAREBROKERS. P.O. Box 8. Telephone 379. DOMINION BUILDINGS, STAFFORD STREET TIMARU. TO BAKERS. AN EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY exists at present to secure a new Bakehouse in perfect order at a very reasonable price. The Brick Oven holds 130 ? arge Loaves. It is situated in a good cen - tre with no other bakers nearby. Together with COMFORTABLE 4ROOMED HOUSE, with hot end cold water, electric light, gas bathroom, etc., motor garage, fowlhouse. etc. Section of 26 Perches. The Bakehouse alone cost nearly ha f the price asked. PRICE: £I2OO. VERY EASY TERMS—SAY, £IOO DOWN. | Full particulars from— INNES-JONES, JENKINS AND CO., DOMINION BUILDINGS, STAFFORD STREET, TIMARU. BUSINESS NOTICES. THE BEST PART OF THE WORLD IS ROOFED BY LYSAGHT'S ORB BRAND CORRUGATED IRON. WRITE JOHN LYSAGHT. LTD.. BOX 341, WELLINGTON. FOR FREE COPY OF THEIR POCKET HANDBOOK. BUY THE SUN-KISSED APPLES OF CENTRAL OTAGO. DIRECT FROM THE GROWER. DESSERT APPLES, CHOICE. 7 6 Bushel Cases. DELICIOUS APPLES, CHOICE. 9 Seconds 8 LARGE COOKING APPLES, CHOICE 7/-; Seconds 6/-. KIDDIES’ APPLES. Assorted 5/- Case. CASH WITH ORDER. Sidings 8d per Case Extra. E. G. MOLLISON, P.O. BOX 45, CLYDE. THOSE PHOTOGRAPHS DESERVE FRAMING. Holiday scenes, snaps of friends, of the baby—you’re almost certain to have some of these stored away. Why not frame them? They’ll keep better and look much more attractive too. We offer a wide selection of framings in oak, rosewood, blacks, greys and golds in all designs. May we send you samples? Write us. ABERNETHY’S ART DEPOT, 45 GEORGE ST.. DUNEDIN. (Opp. Moray Place P. 0.). BOOKS. The Good Companions (J. B. Priestly) 10/6 Henry VIII. (Francis Hackett) 16/The Legion Book 25/The Sea Devil (Lowell Thomas) 5/The Science of Happiness (Harold Dearden) 5/The Omnibus Book 11/Elizabeth and Essex (Lytton Strachey) 18/King George V. (Sir George Arthur) 13/Princess Mary (Evelyn Graham) 7/6 The Last Home of Mystery (Powell) 18/Torquemada (Sabatini) 12/6 The Death of a Hero (Richard Aldington) 8/6 48 Complete Stories (Edgar Wallace) 7/6 Home (Allan Mulgan) 4/6 James Ramsay MacDonald (Mary Hamilton) 10/Sex and Common Sense (Maude Royden) 11/6 Flower Patch Neighbours (Flora Klickmann) 4/6 The Feet of the Young Men (Janitor) 5/Maori V/itchery (C. R. Browne) 6/The Voyage of the Discovery (Captain Scott) 7/6 Scott’s Last Expedition 7//. Guests of the Unspeakable (T. W. White) . 8/3 Orders being Booked for The Early Canterbury Runs (L. G. Acland) 15/New Zealand Birds IW. R. B. Oliver) 30/- j The Maori: Yesterday and Today (James Cowan) 10/6 ; P. W. HUTTON & CO., BOOKSELLERS & BOOKBINDERS. WHEN YOU SIT DOWN TO WRITE I—Do you fumble round in your mind for the words with which to express yourself? 2—Does it take you all the morning to fumble? 3—When you have finished the fumbling;—4—Do you in desperation, scrap the lot. 5 And begin all over again; 6—Or make the most of your poor efforts and guiltily hope for the best? LEARN HOW TO WRITE CLEANLY, CONCISELY, FORCIBLY AND EASILY THE BANKS COLLEGE WAY. For the modest sum of £5 5s Od you dispense with that time-wasting groping for words —more than irritating* to the average businesslike person. A course has been prepared by an experienced teacher with First Class Honours in English Language and in Literature. In six months’ time this fascinating study will have improved your English and ability to write by 100 per cent. ENSURE SUCCESS. ENROL TO-DAY. BANKS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, 98L THE TERRACE, WELLINGTON H. AMOS, F.R. Econ. S.. Managing Director.