WANTED TO SELL. IN THE CITY. 2-STOREY HOUSE OF 10 ROOMS. , And SMALL COTTAGE. ™ OEi £I2OO. This looks too good to l)s trua, but it is n tact. The property is centrally situated end •is excellent for «. Hoarding-house proposition, The Cottage alono is let for 15s per week. Tho House has 10 good. rooms, which have just been repapered and painted inside, and put in first-class order. Tho exterior is being modernised, and will bn painted. When finished the place will need nothing spending on it. The property is haring electric light installed. The bathroom is painted white,, Hot and cold service, h.p. water, bath, linen press, cupboards, verandah, eewer, etc, and all conveniences. Don't miss this. IT IS. CHEAP. A QUICK SELLER. HILLARY AND RASTER, 178, Manchester St, fe EDUCATIONAL. MB' FRANCIS BATE TEACHER OP VIOLONCELLO, . Pupil of Johan Hock {Birmingham Con eeryatoira of Music), and lata of Applebi Matthews Symphony Orchestra, England having decided to enlarge his teaching con 88&Sr‘£*$® *» AIIMITEI Appointments between 5 and 6 p.m. anweek day can bo arranged by telephonini the Bristol Piano -Co. 2528 MR ALFRED WORSLEY, A.R.M.0.M., ■RESUMES TEACHING MONDAY, 20t] Xli SEPTEMBER. - New Address: 50. OPAWA ROAD. Telephone A 1929. 401 Tl/TR and Mis Cleaber Tarrant, Teachers c i i Ti Singing and Elocution. Terms mode; 170, Durham Street South. 5505 ato. MATRICULATION CLASSES, MATRICULATION CLASSES. WE PERSONALLY, RAPIDLY Al SUCCESSFULLY coach Students ] tho following Exatniaaticris University Pharmacy Matriculation Teachers’ Public Service Scholarship Accountants’ Preliminary ... ,6„S....Proficiency, ato., etc, A full Examination Course may fca take or special subjects only. Full particulars on application. Instructor in Charge— Jf E S ’ F " CLARK, B.A. INDIVIDUAL COACHING. INDIVIDUAL COACHIN ’ 3 COMMERCIAL SCHOOL, DIOBY’S COMMERCIAL SCHOOL, Hallonetein’s Buildinegs. Triangle sin’s Buildinegs, (Opp. D.1.C.) MOMENTS AS IMPORTANT AS TEARS! QDCH is tho one when yon consider Jr. , whether you will qualify. You think of it. You know of its advan- ! B S°s. But Low often do you put . ™' Tou think you are too busy upw—-you imagine you cannot afford it just now—you will “'qualify iwf on ‘ • Bo careful. You may arm—-get into a ruck. Then some day you will receive a jolt. You will lose the chance of a good position solely because you were not prepared for.it. .Prepare for a better,position and bigger pay. Let us send you patticula* of our Course in PRACTICAL BOOKKEEPING, or in ACCOUNTANCY, or j n SHORTHARD, or in Preparation for tho, MATRICULATION, the PUBLIC SERVICE, the TEACHERS’, the PHARMACY A, or the LAW PROFESSIONAL EXAMINATIONS. Say just which interests you and Write to-day, ADDRESS: HEMINGWAY AND ROBERTSON’S CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS, LTD., • P.O. BOX 516,. T AUCKLAND, , DANCING. fyp WM. FRASER’S CLASSES. Practice Classen: Tuesday, Friday and Saturday. Lawnere: Monday, Wednesday, and Thunday. Fox Trot. Maxina. King’s Waits Ballroom Danoosf <O, RIVER ROAD, ’Phono 2376. ATonsido. TFS DANCING & DEPORTMENT. PHO ~ ILEMING has Resumed Teach •d • ■'“‘ Special Dances taught in T] Private Lcssonn. Any hour. Also Prr dasacs forming to suit Pupils. Profloh , Brivat3 Academy, 2tl, CASE STREEP. Phone 201. t LUNG TROUBLES. A STHMA, CATARRH, BRONCH “ GOLDS. Wo can assure a Permanent Cure ir above diseases. Remember, delays are gerouii. Consult tie to-day. SPECIALISTS NATURAL THERAPEUTICS. 216, HEREFORD STREET, CITY (near Latimer Square). Ihono 4SOO. Hours; 2-6, and for convenience vi country people we bavi ‘ranged morning hours from*ll-12. MOTORS AND CYCLES. WHY BUY A NEW OAR? /"\VERLAND CAR, 5-Seater, electric lights, 4-cyliuder, centre gate change gear; £165. * ' TVTITCHELL CAR, M-Seater, 4-oy!inder,m "A tip-top order; £^oo. CTUDEBAKER CAR, Roomy 3-Seater, and Dicky Seat, electric lights and starter, 0 tyres, now; just like new; £350, BUICK CAR, 3-Soator, olectrio lights and starter, bumper rail and side-screene; £1.50; or would Exchange. ’PHONE 8555 FOR REPAIRS. ARCHIBALD’S GARAGE. 21, OXFORD TERRACE, Thoue 3JSC. 21)
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 20055, 18 September 1920, Page 1
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