Page 9 Advertisements Column 2

Press, Volume LVI, Issue 16727, 9 January 1920, Page 9

■ EDUCATIONAL. ARK V.iU Tt .VI A /* ELLOW wlic his » job?"— j * r.ntrmg more Then dccide t-tiay to I K!<v tricity ;r. ycrar spare tim(> :ind i ;m<> 1 iidi I*.v 1 JOV.. ?>en<s our pros- ! pect'is ni;c» n.-" rio* o»sy you can ioarn B'«c----1 Sriral ■KDirir.ccrirfr. I | THE -V AT lOKA L, KLKCTP.ICAI. COKUKS- ; I'O.VDENCK SCHOOI,, ! runi.ows unr-DTxr,?. j _ CHRJSTCHUBCH. _S A DAILY INCREASING DEMAND EXISTS FOIi OL'li QI'ALIFIKO C(,)IIiIKRCIAt. STUDENTS. W''* in giving our etTidccti a ' " Sourid, I'racticjl lluainoiw Kdacation ! ar,< i. R tl.oroii'/h working knowing© of thfc j snbject/i 'l:r>v alu'ly. Thov learn }.ow to api ply t'r.e i.inx. wli;c- gained, which is of ir.- ) --uluo to cmploytra. We aro thus j w. ib:cj 'o rc.icl.ly obtain fir o:;r ctudcnti j ;hotli Day ur.d i'.'°r.inl." roir.unoralivo j position?, ind tlic for our j fitiicloii'.fl w nJmoit invariably in oxj coss 11/ tbo r.iimlxr available. Students at- , ti*ndin~ tijo Kvcnir.p Clwdpfi orjoy the same advantasrr ns the Day pnpils, and obtain BKUablp -)(.«itioTs .ip thov hfvcotr.o proficient. DAY A Nil KVV.VTVf CT.ASSFS I IIEal'MI" MONDAY. JANCARY 12'Ji, 1500 | Commerpi.i! Ci.rriciiluin include: ■| 7'itirinn'* '"J'orth^nd, I Touch TvpewrilinK • Double. Entrv Bookkeeping, '' C'onim«r<"!iil Correspondence, • Ireff/s Shorthand, 1 I'rncticai ODfico Trair.inr, 1 Handwrstinr. etc.. cte. A f-.ill Cotr.morcial C'otirso o r «ppci»l gnbjocts only mav ho taken. School Prospectus on Application. I Railway Concession Tickets for Country I Student*. j DIGBVS COMMERCIAL SCHOOL, 1 Hallor.stoin'd l'tii'dinci. Trinn^le p2r»°.l-2 (Opp. D.T.C.I. Christchnrrh. I V.*A NTE D-EF FTCT EXT | SUORTHAND-TYVISTS. TiIETIK arc rot enough ,Shorthand-Typi*ts, and business housos in Christchurcli ■iro constantly applvinf; to (lilby's Collepo for cfßcicnt So Rneat has bct>n tho dora&nd that during the po.sl year •ve have frequently been unable to supply Giiby Graduate*. LEARN SHORTHAND. T Y P E VTR IT IXG -STE NOTY r Y AT (lILIIY'S COLLEGE. and we puaranU>o to placo you in a congenial, rt>rcunor»tiv« o.Ticc position when proficicnt. Out Staff for thin Department consists of seven instructors —all qualified and practical teachcrs. T!ii- 3 we are abio to piva INDIVIDUAL ATTENTION, and thorousrh, rapid progress is cnfiiwl. We npecialisc in Grcgjr Shorthand (Official C'o'.ießc for thin system). STENOTYPY (Solo Agents), Pitman's Shorthand, Typewriting (touch nie- • IhodV .IttdKo us by rc«ult«! At tho last I.P.S. Examinations, 39 candidates wero prese7:te<l and all paseed—2l "with distinction." Cnll or write for details—becomo a Gilhy Student. The Director will be in attendance from •Tanuary 3ih. GILBY'S COLLEGE, LTD., Royal Exclianco liuildinp?, N«xt G.P.0., Cathedral square, Chriatchurch. Telephone 1333. P.O. Boi 66. Director: L. J. BERRY. V.I.A.N.Z.

(And at Wellington 1 ). G4966 BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS. 10,000 CELERY PLANTS FOR SALE. Wo have 10,000 CELERY PLANTS for sale I box (frown) now ready for sending out. NOW IS THE RIGHT TIME to get out the Main Crop of this popular Vegetable, and if troublo is taXen in »ho preparation »: tho soil strong sticks will ho developed for Autumn and Winter use. i The Celery delights in a soil rich in vegetable matter, airJ unices hainia i* present only indifferent results obtain. The beat food to «dd to tho soil is rotted stable manure, this not to be too fnr from tho roots of tho plant, a« tho Celery ij not a. doop rooter. Any fertiliser applied to the soil before planting should be rich in Potash and Phosphate*. When the plants are in full growth nitrate of soda njay be applied o« a top dressing, especially when it is rainy ■weather. STRONG PLANTS: 3s per 100, .1« far T .O, Is fid for 23. Railage and Pestag» Extra. i ORDER EARLT. | NAIRN ar.d SONS. ! Lincoln road. Christchurch. Telephone CII. N5547-8624 POT PI-ANTS. POT PLANTS. FOR HOME DECORATION. 4 W. BUXTON, LTD. offer a Choice Assortment, including PALMS, AsPIDISTRfX. PELARGONIUMS, etc. FOP. UTILITY IX YOUR GARDEN. s ' Vegetable Plants now ready. Broccoli, Brus- ; wU Sprouts, Cabbagv, Celery, Kale, Leeks, j Tomatoes, Savoy. . Sow Buxton's Vegetable Sfeds. t»o Chotzef. Strains. List on application. BEAUTIFY YOUR GARDEN With Buxtan's Plant!. Shrub*. Trees. Many torts ready for immediate planting. Seo Buxton's Shop Wir.dov for csample* of summer-flowering plants, etc., and boo< • orders now A VISIT TO BUXTON'S NURSERIES Is CORDIALLY INVITED. j SEASONABLE GARDEN SUNDRIES. Arsenate of Lead, "KatakilU," 4 Niqufc*. nr.cl other upraying material*, Bamboo canes. Hardwocvi Stakes. Raffia, otc. # Garden Requisites of all kind* at Buiitom s. BUXTON'S FLOitAL DEPARTMENT FLORAL 'WORK and CUT FLOWERS- ; Bouquets. Wreaths, etc.. artistically made , up. Cut tiowers iu season fresh dar.j. A. "W. BUXTON, LTD., ' THE HORTICULTURAL PROVIDERS, j Town Department— 639 Colombo etrwt. Nurrsriea —St. Martins road, Chrwtchuri.h. Telfphor.ee—Town 1029. .Nuraer^^K^ JOHN WALLER AND SONS LTD , , •»< i Tjg SS!i g-SfZJT 1 i T ARGE and Complete Stocks of Builder*' j L .nd Farmer.' Kequw.te,. <-o!o=;» •rubers oi evcrv description. Imported Timber Jariih. Or«gon. oaltic. Redwood, i YDX .* Y«"oW Pin., etc... «tc , Heap- ! Stocks of Seasoned Timber ir. sheas ready ; tr e win be pleksed to furn;sn QcU- 1 7ATIONS for Building MateriaU dehvered ; to anj Railwaj Station. WJo3!>-696J . n.ITARY PICKLr". ' ' he ; 'C;' ! 'ai-'es blendtd -vitn choice <-r;enta. ; \o" make > relish to Uebfht vour palate. All Grocers. HISI3 i