u Every Pair Sold Sells Another! That is One Reason Why torkett *nb inncs Footwear is Regularly Advertised. xmkitt & Stos ask yo " ,0 buy <K, t!UU XXI their Footwear; by name because they want you to wear BETTER boots and Shoes. They know that having tested this Footwear you will like it and insist upon getting it. They stamp their name on every pair to make it easy for you to buy the same satisfactory article every time. It would be foolish to brand a poor boot or shoe because, having been disappointed once, you would not purchase a second pair. Now it does not pay an advertiser to sell to each buyer but once.. There must •be repeat orders. You can feel confident then, that as (Ettlfkpti $c Footwear is advertised week after week, there must be a consistent demand for it from satisfied users, and that it is really good Footwear, worth every penny of its price. v Then why not try a pair yourself ? You will find <£rnrkrtt & San Excellent in Style and Finish, | Supremely Comfortable and i Extremely Durable. Ash Your Dealer to show you this High - Grade British-Made Footwear ! 7 */ ! * .* v' S fi*'Sir y VMS sV'&'va 5*
GILBY'S EVENING CLASSES. ILBY'S EVENING CLASSES.— GILBY'S EVENING CLASSES. GILBY'S—Our Evening Clashes are GlLßY'S—conducted for the benefit of GlLßY'S—those at work ' during the GlLßY'S—day, and exactly the &ame GILBY'S—" Thorough" tuition is given GILBY'S—in practically the same GlLßY'S—subjects. GILBY'S GILBY'S—Yon can qualify for the GlLßY'S—Civil Service, for XfatricuG ILBY'S—]at.ion, master every Com--0 ILBY'S—moras! subject by attendGlLßY'S—a:ice «t jsur Classes, held GlLßY'S—between 7 and 9 p.m., from GlLßY'S—Monday till Thursday, inGlLßY'S—elusive. GILBY'S GILBY'S—The term starts your GILBY'S—Sr«t le?«6n. The conclusion GILBY'S—of the. War is going; to give GILBY'S—a great impetus, to ComGlLßY'S—merce, and yon should GlLßY'S—equip yourself' to benefit by GILBY'S—itR opportunities. f .Cell or TTritc for Particulars. GILBY'S COLLEGE.. LTD. Next Chief, Post Office, Cathedral Square. X • DIGBY'S commercial school, Halleßstein's Buildings (opp. DJX-) Principal: MISS M. D. DIGIiY. P.C.T., I.P.S. (Tywists' Section). DAY AND EVENING CLASSES. SATURDAY MORNING CLASSES. COMMERCIAL SUBJECTSSpecial in TYPEWRITING, SHORTHAND and BOOKKEEPING are held on Saturday Mornings for SECONDARY SCHOOL 'PUPILS and .COUNTRY STUDENTS. GENERAL EDUCATION. Special Clause? are also' held for ARITHMETIC and ENGLISH, Coaching for SCHOLARSHIPS, etc., etc. TERM COMMENCES AT ANY TIME, full particulars regErdirig Class Fees, etc., on application at_t he School. L ANGER School of Dress-cutting.—Pupil; taught to Cut and Make any Garment with or without charts. ANGER _ School "of Dress-cutting —Railwar Concessions to Country Pupils. Kindlj "call for Prospectus. E ANGER School of Dress-cutting, Cathedral Square.—Term commences any time. Pattern sold. Misses Pitts. - ' X WANTED. TRY ADAMS. LTD.. for all MOTORCYCLE Accessories. Largest stock in New Zealand. X_ TJI&SONXI!—There is Profit in the I -Camel?" off DESERT GOLD TEA Packets. £SO in Prizes. Get particulars. Order Desert Gold To-day. XI WANTED Sell, City Prait-Confectienery t'V Bv.sjicsp, takings £l2 weekly. Stock and Fittings Valuation. Geary &nd Yates. jf»-f FOR 2s Weekly—Firet-elaes Suit*, dwl Boots. Shoes, Underwear, Hat*, Line, purchase&ble by e&sy weekly paymenta Balkind's, Colombo Street. • . Y^fANTED Sell, 120 Acres, "Where, outVV bui'dings, Southbrook; £36 per acre. Term?. Goerv and Yate,s. 194.. Cashe? Street. TPREES lapped, Felled; Cut-up Wood purjL chared. Wilso?) Bros., Contractors, Buckleys Road. Linwocd. X_ IAfAXTKI) Sel'. Cheapest Section in Caehel VV Street, rflurol from £2OO to £l5O. G-rary r.ltd Yates. EXCHANGE— Two Sections as Deposit on 5-rooin<?d Bung-alow; preference near Chri*tchurch -Station. Lohrcy, Mnsifrin Co.. 21F, Hi?h St. TTfANTED Sold. Better St., North BrighV r ton. several Sections. reduced from £75 to £45; owner determined to quit. Folio S3. I.ohrev Mpngrir. Co.. 218, High St. X YYf ANTED Sell. 5 rooms, J-acre, BuSon VV Street: £4OO. Terms. Geary and Yatee, 181. Ca=hf>! Street. OPECULATOR'S Chance—Baker St., Nortn 0 Brighton. -12 Sections reduced from £7, i to owner out to. st-11. Lohrcy Mangiu Co.. £l3, Hi?li St. X Y\r ANTED Sell, 47 Perches, Prossei's ' V Road. Opav.-i; £l"s. Geary and Yqtes, 1 :>i. Street. W" ANTED Sell,'~StylTah _ l'iocartr^PiunVet hoed, new tyres, cheap; also Empire Pushcart. £OS. Salisbury Street. S3 TTTAy/KO Sell. Sw»b Sections, Esplanade, 'V Sout.h Brighton: fl2o the lot. Terms. (;psry s.nd Yates. _ _ __ V\7ANTED'SeII, '2lnch Pillar Bra-e-mount-V V od Double Bedstead and Good Box Mattress, usual 17s 6d, special 4-2 a. Bretteli, 16'), Armagh St. ANTED Sell, j-aci'e, Idris Road, Feni V da'ton, Easy terms. Geary ajid Yates, 1!?4, Cashcl Streel UNBLEACHED SHEETING, iHd, Is ljd, Is 3d, Is 6d, Is lOd per vard. A. «T. WHITE, LTD. TjfTANTED Sell. 8-Se.ater Swift Car. 15 VV jiionths old; £l5O. Geary and Yates. I'.U. Ci'shcl Street. _ HALL'S Wine is prepared from the formula of a London physician, and is a standardised, reliable restorative. 3s 6d and fia Gd. Bonningt-on's. X Sail, 7 rooms,, i-acre, Aikmau's >'V Road; £650. Terms. Geary and Yates, V.H Caahel Street. IRON and Wood-framed Wringers from 1"« 6d, 19s 6d, 335. Sd, at Minson e. Nothing b«M«i made. X j Y\r ANTED Sell. lOOAcres, a rooms, Ohoka"; j » ' £lO per acre. Geary and Yntns, 194, t Cashcl Street. IPDISON Diamond Disc Phcnograabs and ' . Records nov.- procurable. K. ifoTe and i Co., Manchester Street. j Y<\T ANTED Sell, City Confectionery Busi- I V V .lock-up shop, «t valuation, about i i'KO Takings £l2. Geary and Y«tes. j WANTED to Sell, Lin wood. Bung-alow, 1 < rooms, every convenience, i-acre, stable-, sheds. Owner enlisted. Sacrificed at ■ £4vo. P. S. Nicholls and Co., Auctioneers. ! X_ i WANTED Sell, 9 Acres, 6 rooms, out. _ build'ngs; £1550, Aronside. Terms. Geary and 104, Cashel Street.
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 11672, 12 April 1916, Page 7
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