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IrOW PRICED HOMES good localities •IJ-.MERIVAIE. Bml Part 11,450—1 T. ALBANS WEIT, cltM Ptpunl " S»« this and raakt » n Rssi-Samethlnt R tally SpiclM ! - r ' v * fV n.'-'frn ' TSf firest P»irjnlow of< ?wn? :.i IV* favrrr'*! *"'"*' l, ; l ""» ,v -*h rt*>l*rn. Inxurv. in«*h«Jin? V -Z!T /t- :i r> - l:J v hail, fM-h-r l.M'i anri .J ha<sn. i-'Ti'jv ANi;t ' V".. tfsrtt «' "» e ,!na,, P re P ,r " a " 1 O ' U i:! !v ftn;,t swden w* !, lvc <wn. JVii t?l» (ariL-rtJ l3MlliT,*l' '• ® nI T ® n WK ARE THE SOi.E As I.N IS. llriijS nceptiontJ circumiUnt*. rr«n»LTn* »I,IM-IT. ALBAHS. . ...m r .«vrc:'l'-r-r,v-.'f-". Art , FWnzalow. , re.nn*. -v~-v r-.odrrn —p.. . v-rjnri.ih. n.otar 'Vr!. "• »ni'«i-r. E.L. and e*<, pan-lM l .ill, n ; batli And NAfin, 30 'iMUFPIUT. POSSESSION• CI.OSF. 7RAM--H. S-ct»n. H. G. LIVINGSTONE & Co. 'Phone HEREFORD STREET iopp. Bank of N.Z.I 1.500.; -,CC''

educational. rvpTtT' l COM.rT,". GRAMMAR .->(. iFOOL. :-c7i n LAR?HiPS FOR MU.-iC. <nr TVt* nr more* of tlv*o a isrs; «V" ■y&ss--1 • •.- Itr HracNiiaw, Ca-.ho.lril O-g-ar) t, Januurv 3th, at 10 a.M. C-- i rami I* member* of the Church 0 ' fh. /'-r.-ir.o- of New Zealand, conimor.ly cL'lo; the Church of Ercl.vid. fro/errncf. will bo pvcTi (in the event nf -realit-i •" -h- "f Maria Some? the Fourdree.*. or of Joseph Somes, her husband. Fn"h'r particular" rra" he obtained from p t . i;ridahv<\ at tho Otbwlr*:. E. R. WEBB. Bursar. Cbzafe Collet;*. January it!", " 20 - 8,37 TRENCH AND SPANISH. MADAME RUSHA (lata if Pari# and Spanish America. Teacher of French t* St. Margaret's CWVgr). Individual and in abovo I.anpusws. Converraiinil and Prominentimi a Sp«iality. J24 RICCARTON ROAt> (opp. Dirision road Car Stop). Hours" .1 to 0 niri 7to 9 p.m. Comercial Tran*Ution« Undertaken. Term* on application. 'Phone A 4713. R5577 HOW TO DRrTE, HE PAIR. AND LUBRIfUTE AN AUTOMOBILE. AND OTHER SUBJECTS ARK TAUGHT IN - orR SPECIAL COURESrONDEN'CE COURSE OP MOTOR MECHANICS. OE •rtal importanro to all Otrnciy, Dn»crs. Oporatom, and Mecluinica. No ii"»ad to go to a Special Srhool—learn in ycur upare time —rust an hour a <lay v.ll make tou proficient in a fow months. Sa,aU fee but big remjlie. Apply for Fre« Booklet to THK CORRESPONDENCE S'jnOOli OF MOTOR MECHANICS.. P.O. Box 816, 05143 Chriatchnrch. OUR -WIRELESS COURSE FEES ARE A PAYING INVESTMENT. fTO rtart with, they are very mnoinblo. ■J- Wo baok tioi up v;iiii a thorough cmtrso and Ps»rpcrt Teachers. If you proTide tho brains, determination to Ret on, rou can easily become a qualified Wireless Operator in aix months. ■Wirole«» Operators tTavol tho -world, under frod conditions, at Rood pay. TnE DOMINION* COLLEGE OF RADIO-TELEGRAPHY. LTD., will giTo you full ir.formution if you call, Vrite, or 'phono to-'iay. Day, Ereninp, and Correspondence 1 I'ltition. ROTAL EXCHANGE BUrLDINGS, Cathedral aqnare, Christchurch. £.0. Box 729. 39-24. Branches: Dnnedin, Wellinßton, and Auckland. IHB7O DIGBY'S COitMERCIAL SCHOOL, DIGBY'S COMMERCIAL SCHOOL, Hallenstein's Buildings (Opp. DJ.C.). Principal: MISS M. I). DIG BY, P.C.T., 1.1'.5. (Typi»t«w' Sectionj. bv n Full Stall of HIGHLY* QUALIFIED AND EXPERIENCED INSTRUCTORS. ALL DAY AND EVENING COM- j MERCIAN CLASSES Kcsunio ; MONDAY, JANUARY 12th, 1920. \riSS DIGBY will l?o at tho School to in-j-'J- terview intending pupil* from TUES- ! DAY, January Cth, to FRIDAY, Junuary | Oth. from 10-12.30 and 2-3. SATURDAY, January 10th, 10-1*2.30. Other hours by appointment. NOTE.—OUR METHODS OF INSTRUCTION ARB THOROUGH, RAPID, and UP-TO-DATE, and all C'omnwrcial Student* are under tho direct supervision of the Principal. Country Student rcccivo Railway Concession*. Prospectus on applicaton. DIGBY'S COXIMERCIAL SCHOOL, DIGBY'S COMMERCIAL SCHOOL. Triangle. l"pp. D.1.C.). (Holder 0/ PITMAN'S AUSTRALASIAN* SHORTHAND REC.ORD for niGH SPEED WRITING—22O V/o.'da jier Minute). J 1>2683-»

EDUCATIONAL. j u;:rrß>:"n solhi*:rs | SIT CI ALLY KXHirrT^t) I rnc-M iiATnicri:.\Tio:-' i E X A irTN AT I r t N. ' r PnEn;> > no bar to ~c?. 0: t::o X.Z. K.F. onfceririr the I'rofe.'sio.--, fi« r»1 'tarred aojrwvs ;iro ::iij^f :■ >"i ihn M»tri«iiiat:on Exam. Tiike advanta-je of '.his—sl-o ta •? adva_r.r t tigv n: th« ppirr.dirl ficilitk* ntferod by 1 Gilby'n for coac'r.in'," rni ' Acr<jTi!itni.cy E.-;3n:fl. nr.,l talk it cvor irith the- Jlircitor. t!.<> in i.~ attendance at both dav ard evening Alt information trcoiy piver., commits you to nothing, and rcav lvu of tho ntmoat vr.luo in ehaping your fututo «ucce?_>! ' I The offer ia rot indefmito -; iru wf! set * wisciv if "cu ac'. now! l ' " \ DAY CLASSES, EVENING CLASSES, (•ORRESIKINnENCF. LESSONS. ) The Director wit! bo in atlcndar.co from * JanuarT Sth. 7 j GlTvirrs COLLEGE. LTD., I Royal ExchaJiffe buildings, . ' Nctc4 G.P.0., C&thedra! square. ) 1 ; , Tele-phone 1333. P.O. Bos .IG. Director: L. J. BERRY, F.I.A.N.Z. tAnd ct -Wci'.inffton!. G4D66 FUNERAL NOTICES. r HTTHE Frinnda of Mr F. 11. Eng-lond, of 5 J- Rcdclifls, are invited to attend the Fure- ® ral of hi« lato wife. Amelia Florence, which will leave the reflidenco of her riater, Mrs Foeter, 22 Eaton place (ofl il a lichee U-r etrMt). on Friday, at 10.30 ajn., for Svdonf ham Cemetery. GEORGE BAKU ELL. 360 THE Friends of Mr William Kcmpthorue are invited to attend '.ho Funeral of his late wife. Elizabeth Ann, which will leave his rwidor.ee dt Rollo.-.ton, 011 Friday, at 1 p.m.. for Woedons Methodist Churchyard. GEORGE BARRELL. .H'J T'HE Funeral of. the late Ellen Ann Boloyu will loavo 231 Lichfield etrcet j East, this day (Thuradny), January i<th, at 1 t2 p.m., for tlio Bromley Ccrootery. J. JAMB and SON. 8523 THE Frienda of Mr and Mrs Erick H. Meadowcroft uro informed that tho 1 Fur.eral of their late daughter, Phyllia Ngaire, will leave their reeidonco, 61 Stewart street, Citv, on Friday, January Oth, at 11a.m., for tho Sydenham Cemetery. J. LAMB and SON. 6324 J. LAMB AND SON. •FUNERAL FURNISHERS. MOTOR HEARSES AND CARRIAGES • FOR FUNERALS TO ANY PART OF CANTERBURY. No. 234 LICHFIELD STREET. Tc'.ephoco XOQ Established 1873. LJI5 1 GFORD AND RHIKD, * UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS. 104 Ca«hel street. 'Phone 812. P.O. Box 523. Herbert Langford, John Rhind, 19 atioet. 10S Montreal street. 'Phono 669. 'Phoiie 16X1. L4191-SSS4 George barrell, FURNISHING UNDERTAKER. MODERN MOTOR HEARSES AND MOTOR-CARRIAGES * FOR FUNERALS ANY DISTANCE. Office 221. Garage; 235 Durham street. 'Phone 72L Night or Dav. 87271 jyj" OUR NINO ATTIRE, Specialised at ABMSIBOmG'3, A 2662-7259 FOR Furniture of every description pay Holme* ard Son* a visit and inspect their Show Rooms, at 130 and 132 Mirh street. Bedsteads and Linoleuzas our specialty.

21 HAYS'SUMMER SALE £7,000 Stock of Boots and Shoes The above stock most be cleared daring the next two 'weeks, and, in order to do so, we are oat to sell regardless of coat BOOTS WILL BE CHEAP and it is yoar opportunity to start the New Ye*r*right. Come along and see the bargains, it will remind yon of pre-war days. NEW YEAR SPECIALS Ladies' Patent Court Shoes 23/# £7/6 32/8 ladies' Glace Derby Shoes, smart shapes 10/6 12/6 16/11 18/11 £9/6 30/)<adies' Grey Cleth Derby Shoes, smart heel .. -- 30/Ladiea'White New Buck Derby and Court B)uea 29/6 Ladiei' White Canvas Derby Sboes ~ 7/6 8/8 9/6 Ladies' White Canvas 1-Bar and Ankl>< to Shoes •- 7/6 to 10/8 Ladies' Black and Tan Calf Brogue Shoes — -- 13/8 27/6 32/6 Ladies' Tan Calf Derby Shoea -* — 23/6 27/6 30/Ladiea' Glace Court Shoea (Bostoek's).. ~ — 30/Ladies' White Tennis Shoes, chrome soles ti — 10/6 Ladiaa'Black Snede Ankle Bar and Court Shoes — 18/11 Lsdiee' Black Velvet Court and Bar Shoes ~ 18/8 to 14/8 Ladies' Black Velvet Root, lovely quality i- -• 15/11 ladies' Black Poplin Button ana Lace Sboea *, « 8/8 8/8 10/6 Ladies' Chrome 1 -Bar Ward Shoes, aJI leathers. -- •• 8/11 SPECIAL VALUES FOR MEN Men's Smart Taa Calf Derby Boots, full rouad toe — ®/* Men'a Split Kip Shooters, nailed er plain .. — I®/ Men's Glace D«rby Boots, all leather .. - — ?■/* 1 Men'a Light Chrome Derby Boots, sewn — •• Men's Blaek and Tan Brogne Shoes, box calf — SX/8 ~ Ken's Glace Derby Boots, foil renod toe, -wide welts -- - • Men's Box Calf Derby Boots, stont soles .. •• Men's White Shoes, chrome soles •• From 14/8 16/6 18/11 Men's White Boots, red robber soles, Derby fronts IZ/s SPECIAL PRICES FOR BOYS AND GIRLS Girls' White Canvas Ankle Bar Shoe, leather soles — Sises 7-10, 5/11 ; 11-1, 6/11 ; I " *,* | Girls' Whits Canvas Boots, high lef, smart shape 7-10,14/6 ; H-». IS/6 I Girls' Tan and Black Glace 1-Bar Shoes, 7to 10 .. -• " I Tooths' Chrome Goioshed Boota, Itos ■ - •• — *" **1,1 I ( Youths'G ace Kid Derby Boot*, sixes Ito 5 ' <!*«« 4 Boys' Glace Kid Derby Boots, sites 10to 13 .. . ** 0 .'<3 * Sandals, hundreds of pairs, 7to 9, 5/11 ;10 to 13. 6/11; Ito ;i1 i White Sand Shoes, rubber soles, for the holiday— . n _.. 4to 6, 2/6 ;7 to 10. 3/3; Hto _ 3/11 COME ALONG AND BRING THE LITTLE ONES STEWART ROBINSON i; CASHEL STREET Postage Dd. extra