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Star (Christchurch), Issue 12776, 21 October 1919, Page 1

MONEY. MONEY TO LEND. MONET MONET MONEY <?r TO £SOO MONET MONEY (wO MONEY money on any approved money MONEY SECURITY, including MONEY MONEY Household Furniture, MONEY MONEY Etc., MONEY * MONET Without Removal, MONEY MONET Repayable by Easy MONEY MONEY Instalments. MONEY MONEY L, W. BALKIND. MONEY MONEY New Address; MONEY MONEY 68, HEREFORD ST., MONEY MONEY Opp Union Bank. MONEY MONEY Tel. 2567. MONEY EDUCATIONAL, j G- I L B Y’S WILL HELP YOU PASS YOUR EXAMINATION 1 j T ET ua coach you! Wo have a Rill . staff of qualified Toa.cher-Special-ists, _ and wo prepare Students for Matriculation, P.S. Entrance, Accountancy Preliminary, Commercial Accountants’, Professional Accountants’, Bookkeepers’ Certificate, Pharmacy and other Exams. At the recent I.P.S. Typists’ Exam, wo secured 100 per cent passes. At the Matriculation Exam, wo secured 73 per' cent passes, and at the P.fk Shorthand Typists' Exam, we secured j 71 per cent passes. | Wo conduct Day Classes, Evening j Classes, and wo give social tuition [ by mail. Call on ue for comptevi | details, or write now. Our fees are | reasonable,, onr method? aro thorough, and term may commence at a <ny time. Let it be soont GIL BY’.3 COLLEGE. LTD., L. J. BERRY, F.IA.N.Z.. Director. ROYAL EXCHANGE BUILDINGS, Next G.F.0.. Cathedral Square, CHRISTCHURCH. ’Phone 1333. P.O. Box 56. I (And at Wellington.) T | personal coaching school. | PERSONAL COACHING SCHOOL. ! \P, PERSONALLY and SUCCESS- ' ' FULLY Coach Students in— j English Economics | Latin Civics French Mathcmatica Physics History Chemistry Geography Botany Hygiene Agriculture Drawing General Knowledge Etc., Etc. j for the various Public Examinations. INDIVIDUAL TUITION INDIVIDUAL TUITION. A full Examination Course may be taken or special subjects only, fox General Educational Purposes. We also hold classes for the 6 S. Pro?., Scholarship Exams., and in English ami Arithmetic. Part or Full Term may be commenced at anv time. Full particulars on application. j DIGBY’S COMMERCIAL SCHOOL, I DIGBY’S COMMERCIAL SCHOOL, ! . Hallenatcin’s Buildings. Triangle (opp. D.1.C.) i CHRISTCHURCH. D j DANCING' and Deportment.—Proi. Fleming has Resumed Teaching. Walt?,, Tango or Fox Trot taught in three lessons. Also, all other best O'd and New Dartees taught correctly. Profinciency guaranteed. * Private Academy. 311, Cashel Street. ’Phono 204. U WHERE TO STAY VISITORS TO AKAR OA. ' STAY AT “NAUMAI.” JOLTE STREET. MRS A. F. WALKER, Proprietress. j Telephone 45. XD j FOR HEALTH, PLEASURE AND COM- i FORT. VISIT tJHIE NEW BRIGHTON CAFE. Beautiful position, overlooking the sea. Good accommodation for visitors and permanent boarders. Liberal table. ' A. JOHNSON. PUBLIC MOT ICES, I ; i WANTED. PIGEONS, FOWLS. DUCKS. GEESE, TURKEY'S. Highest Prices. In any quantity. Crates forwarded. ’Phone 1194. 62, Jerrold Street. ■ CLEARING SALE OF O LARGE SAFES, Milner’s Fireproof; i Piano by Kdoimann, Oil Paintings by John Gibb and other celebrated artists; also ft Large and Varied Stock of Gold and Silver j Jewellery. ; NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED. J . G . SHRIM PTO N , i succeeds like success. Stacey and Hawker’s annual ■ qirtput roaches s ’ 1,250,0001b of Bread. ’ • T.T.S. yrou Grocer for Stncey and Hawker’s Bread, the loaf with a nutty flavour. ! XX s JJ ALL’S Turkish Baths.—Reduction In hours owing to coal shortage. fpURKISH Baths.—Gents admit Mon., -A Wed., Sat, 10 till 6, close 7 p.m,; > Thnre., 10 till 4; Fri., 10 till 5.30, close 3 p.m. HALL’S Turkish Baths closed Sundays all day till further notice. | jALL’S Turkish Baths.—Ladies’ hours: LL Tuesday, I till 7, close 9 p.m.; Thursday evening, 8 till 7, close 9 p.m. j TJ ALL’S Turkish Bath s(~21 67 Cap ho! St r eei] I JLJ. next door Farmers’ Co-op ’Phone 1650. K. Hall, Manager. 3711 •ADEB R O S. i- WILLIAM ST. t ofl Lower High Street.) t 'Phone 1490. \A7* E Cut Firewood on your own premises * ’ at moderate rates, contract or other■ciae. Well Sinking and Mechaniosl Repair* undertaken by experts. 2, WILLIAM STREET, OFF LOWER HIGH STREET. • 'TTULSTON’S Furniture Store, 439 Colombo 1 T* St, Sydenham. Box Ottomans’ from £3; Easy Chairs, covered in cretonnes and t shadows, from £3; Morris Chairs, £2 17s 6d; . Dining-room Suite, 7 pieces, to order, £ls 10s; Duchesse Chests. £3 ss, with mirror : wardrobes, with drawer and long mirror, £6 15s. (groat value); Music Stools, upbolstored tops, 27s 6d. For Seagrass Squares, ? 12 x 9, 10.6 x 9, Seagrass Mats, Door Mats, , Hearth Rugs and Slip Mats, go to Hulston’s. 3 All Furniture and Upholstering Work done - on the premises. Our Bedding is the best in town for price and quality. TU.W.S. Electrical Store, next Sydenl-' ham Pictures, agents for Electrical ■] Supplies of every description. TmW.S. r /U KILLERS, Heaters, Irons, Torches, Riv VT fills. Bulbs, etc., in stock. Irons, y Torches, etc., Repaired. Tu.W.S. PHILIPS’S 1-watt Lamps, double the light for half cost. Any candle-power" in * stock. Sydenham Electrical Store (next ; Sydenham Pictures). Tu.W.S. r QLANEY’S Boot Sale—Oddments must bs •j LJ cleared to make room for spring goods. TTS_ - rnWINE and Ropes, quality unequalled, at X Maddroa Bros., Ltd., 146. Madras St. _______ __ TTS SLANEY’S, Colombo St., Boot Sale— Rostock Men’s Glace Kid Boots, Sss, tc clear. ■ TTS FOR Rope and Twine send to Maddroa Bros., Ltd., 146, Madras St. south. 9 ■■■■■■ TTS iTTJTANTED Sell, Voile Blouses, liigh or V * low necks, any size, Ca Cd. Dominion Outfitters. T.F.S. : . .