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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume LXVIII, Issue 14206, 8 February 1915, Page 4

UNPRECEDENTED IU OIM OF MORRIS-OXFORD LIGHT CARS Df THE RELIABILITY TBIAL, MAY, 1914. LONDON-EDINBU»OH-LONDON. Distance 800 miles, occupying *• hoars. Q MORRIS-OXFORDS • AND ® GOLD MEDALS. S rPHE COUPE MODEL MORRIS-OX- ■*• FORD gained Special Cup (presented for regularity of running). With time error for double journey of only Ixnin 47seca. Sensational Proof of the Marvellous Koliabilit yof the Morris-Oxford. Wo shall bo pleased to demonstrate and give full particulars to anyone interested H. J. JONES AND CO., SOLE WAIRARAPA AGENTS. GARAGE: 103 CHAPEL STREET. Telephones: Garage 51. Private 51 (Long aud short rings). OPTICIAXJi ouro2nlly Cftjended to. oigirt lasted daily. Telephone 108. V.C>. Bos tS. _ C>L-'.KEN 6T. - MASTERTON. a.UTHORISSI> tfUBVSYOXS. ■iiASTERTON & WELLINGTON. SEED & GRAIN CLEANING. WE aro adding to our cleaning plant this year, aud can deal satisfactorily with all Seeds and Grains. GRAIN AND PRODUCE. Wo are cash buyers of all lines.. CHAMBERLAIN, LTD., MASTEKTON. G. S. BALL SUITS Compel no excuses on tho grounds of style and quality, because they forestall criticism by being beyond it. Every detail in their construction tends towards perfection. Tho latest fashion innovations —the linings and stiffenings, even the buttons —are all thera in a quality way— the best of everything in materials, making and finishing, make "C. S. Ball" Suits the best of all. 1915 Suitings now showing. They are distinctive, being full of character and quality. C. S. BALL THE FASHIONABLE TAILOR, Queen Strct t .. .. _. . Masterton. S. M. "BAIHD, MOTOR tiNGIKSER. | BANNISTER ST MASTERTON. Agent for Cadillac, Paige and Krit Motor Cars. TTP-TO-DATE GARAGE AND WORK SHOP. Cars Overhauled by Thoroughly Competent Mechanics. STORAGE FOR OVER 100 CARS. HIGH-CLASS CARS ON HIRE. TELEPHONES: Garage 425. Private 567. STUDY SUCCESSFULLY AT HOME. TF you desire to enter one of the professions, or to become an efficient Public Servant, Teacher, Bookkeeper, of Stenographer, save time, »void needless work, and ensure success, by joining the Correspondence Classes conducted by BANKS' COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. So enormous is the demand for tho inimitable Home Study Courses provided by this College that it has been necessary to engage additional Instructors and to remove to larger premises. In HOGGARD AND PROUSE'S NEW BUILDINGS, WOODWARD ST., WELLINGTON, the work of Banks' College will now be carried on by the following Staff of fifteen experienced Teachers possessing the highest Academical and Commercial Degrees. LAW PROFESSIONAL. Mr R. Kennedy, M.A., LL.M., Barrister at Law. (First Class Honours in Arts and in Law.) ACCOUNTANCY. Mr O. C. Mazengarb, M.A., Solicitor of Supreme Court. Mr J. Mcintosh, A.1.A.N.Z., Public Accountant. Mr C. B. Robertson, A.1.A., N.Z., Public Accountant. Mr J. L. Arcus, F.1.A., N.Z., Public Accountant. Mr E. L. Enting. ENTRANCE UNIVERSITY AND PUBLIC SERVICE. Mr H. H. Cornish, M.A. (Double First Class Honours in Languages and Literaturo and Mental Science). Mr J. E. Thwaites, B.A. Mr J. Lomas, B.A. Mr T. S. Atkinson, Certificated Teacher, late of Hastings District. High School. Mr J. W. Russell, Certificated Teacher, late of Wanganui Education Board. Miss Dixon. SHORTHAND & TYPEWRITING. Miss Hardie, M.I.P.S. Miss Smallbone, and Readers. Write TO-DAY, stating Exams, for which you wish to study. Individual Instruction. —-Reasonable Fees. P.O. Box 162, H. AMOS, Wellington. Director.