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SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. 1350 ACRES Freehold Sheep Farm. ORIGIN ALLY all hush, now all in grass, ring fenced and well subdivided. one and a half sheep to (the acre besides cattle; good sixroomed house with all conveniences, woolshed with machines; nine miles from railway. Price £5 10s per acre, on exceptionally easy terms. This property was sold two years ago for £lO per aere. For further particulars ap ply to E. L. HOLMWOOD & CO., LAND, ESTATE, FINANCE, GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS, MASTERTON. THE Cosy “KONKA” Home. Write or call and see ns about it. It • can be yours and will COST YOU LESS THAN TIMBER. We can refer you to hundreds of satisfied clients. THE “KONKA” HOME will not collapse in time of earthquake, has not the coldness or dampness of brick or concrete; will outlast the useful period of the house. “KONKA” is fireproof, wormproof, weatherproof, waterproof. It is very strong and easily erected. The house is fit for immediate use. KONKA sets “stone hard” with age. There is NO EXPENSIVE PAINTING. Maintenance is reduced to a minimum. There are no thin laths to buekle and decay. The best residences are using KONKA. Write for the FREE Booklet on KONKA. THE CEMENT PIPE CO., Ltd., MASTEETON. 'Phone 1165. Call and see our Stock of Perfumes, Face Powders and Soap JUST LANDED. LAVENDER WATER, 4/6, 7/6, 10/-. And the very latest in SPONGE BAGS. All sizes and shapes in select colours. U.F.S. DISPENSARY, 67 QUEEN STREET, MASTERTON. BROMLEY HILL, Phc. M.P.S. (by exam.) Manager. ’Phon© 1540. P.O. Box 166. MASTEETON TECHNICAL SCHOOL. Session. 1922. DAY CLASSES. All Lessons Two Hours.' MONDAY.—Practical Science, 9 a.m.; Gregg’s Shorthand and Typing, 3.30 p.m.; General Drawing, 4.0 p.m. TUESDAY.—Art Needlework, 10 a.m.: Dressmaking, 1.30 pun.; Bookkeeping, 3.30 p.m. WEDNESDAY. — Dressmaking, 9.45 a.m.; English and Arithmetic (for country pupils only), 12.15 p.m.; Invalid Cookery, Nurses’ Class, 2.30 p.m.; Elocution, 1.30 p.m.; Pitman’s Shorthand and Typing, 3 p.m. THURSDAY—Cookery, 10 a.m.; Dressmaking, 1.30 p.m.; Painting, 22‘ p.m.; English and Arithmetic (senior class), 3.45 p.m. FRlDAY.—Pitman’s Shorthand and Typing, 10.30 a.m.; Millinery, 12.45 p.m.; English and Arithmetic, 3.45 p.m. EVENING CLASSES. < —9 p.m. MONDAY.—Standard VI. Proficiency.English and Arithmetic (junior); English ana Arithmetic (senior), Matriculation; Cookery; Chemist.y and Elementary Science for Teachers’ and Pharmacy Exams;, Grogg’s Shorthand and Typing; Plumbing (Practical): Engineering Workshop. TUESDAY.—Art Needlework; Book keeping (beginners), accounting; Elocution; Model and Geoin. Drawing; Woodwork; Agriculture; Hy-dro-electricity, Building Construction and Drawing. WEDNESDAY.—Standard VI. Proficiency; Gregg’s Shorthand and Typing; Dressmaking; French; Magnetism and Electricity (practical); Engineering 'Workshop; Woolclassing commencing April. THURSDAY.—Dressmaking, Pitman's Shorthand and Typing; Public Service and Matric; Machine Drawing; Woodwork (apprentice): Intermed ; - ate Bookkeeping; Engineering Workshop Theory (Mr WarlV Wool classing (commencing April), Plumbing (theory). FRlDAY.—Gregg’s Shorthand and Typing; Light and Shade and Drawing from Life; Engineering Workshop; Woodwork. All particulars as to Free Places, lees, Railway Passes, Grouped Courses, Syllabuses of Work, etc., on application to the Director at the School. F. C. KENYA RD, Director. ’Phones: School 1487, Residence 1423. H. H. WILLIAMS. REGISTERED PLUMBER, By Exam. (Late Rigg Bros.), All work done under my pergonal supervision. Estimates given. 54 COLUMBA ROAD. Telephone 2589. V