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EDUCATIONAL. A, Record of Achievement for ILBY'S COLLE G' E. At the last GOVERNMENT SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING 'EXAMINATIONS, thirty-seven Chrietchurch candidates were successful, J'tINETEEN OF WHOM WERE GILBY'S STUDENTS. In the Senior Grade SIX bVT OF THE SEVEN .PASSES wero gained by GILBY'S STUDENTS. Take up ihis l> useful calling. We guarantee, to find » Congenial and remunerative position for every student who gains proficiency in this branch of commercial equipment. CALL TO-DAY, interview the Director, and obtain full particulars. Day and Evening Classes. Correspon-denoe Lessons. A TERM. MAY COMMENCE AT AisY TIME. GILBY'S COLLEGE, LTD., Royal Exchange Buildings, Next G.P.0., Cathedral sjukro, CHRISTCHURCH. T,ck phone 1333. P.O. Box 56. L. J. BERRY, A.P.A., N.Z., F.I.A.N.Z. (And at Wellington.) G5384-2211 LEARN TO DANCE CORRECTLY. OF DAN Principals: FRED. IIEADE WAUCHOP, FUItNESS JAMES. Latest- Modem Ballroom Divucin.?. Stage, Operatic, und Ballet Dancing Taught. Studio:. . • ' - ROOM 13, ROYAL EXCHANGE .BLDGS., Cathedral square.. .■?".-"" 1371 Tel. A 4107. DIGBY'S COMMERCIAL SCHOOL, Hallenstein's Buildings (opp.- D.1.C.). Principal.: MISS M. D. DIGBY, P.C.T., I.P.S. THOROUGH AND RAPID TUITION IN Shorthand, Typewriting, Handwriting. Bookkeeping. Commercial Correspondence, • and ALL Subjects necessary for a Commercial Career. . OFFICE APPOINTMENTS FOR ALL IJUATiIFIKD btTJDENTS. The demand for onr Shorthand Typists, Bookkeepers, and Junior Olerkß.is at all times greatly in excess of the number availablo, and Students readily obtain good office appointments. ' Prospectus on application at the School. Term commences at any time. Coaching for Matriculation, ■ Publio Service, and all Public Examination*:. DIGBY'S COMMERCIAL SCHOOL, • . Triangle, Christchuroh D3OBO-4065 MISS LYNNE EDWARDS; Pupil of Mise' Estelle Beere, Resumes . Teaching on MONDAY, tho 4th April; Latest Ballroom and 'Fancy Dancing. Children's tuition especially featured. Particulars of Classes, Terms, etc., may bo obtained at The Bristol. Piano Co., Box 612, or 'Phone 2366. . E5560 ■ kANOING, Deportment, Physical Exercise I f lfTcc nnv j utraa »«• Mvnio Pupils of Mrs Wordsworth, j Afternoon Clauses from Maich 14th. Evening Clussee forming. 63 Hereford at. Tel. 364. C 3066 PIANOFORTE. RS F. BRAISHER, North load, Kaia- ■ poi, haa Vacancies for Pupils. New Term commencing May Ist. ■... . Terms Moderate. 6557 DANCING AND DEPORTMENT. PROF. FLEMING has Resumed' Teaching. "• Waltz and other Special Dances taught in Three Private Lessons, any hour. Classes vate Academy, 241 Cashel etreet. 'Phone 204. F6567 ANCING, Deportmont—Under Royal and s Vice-regal Patronage. . MISS LOWE, laving returned from Australia, will resume Classes from March 14th.' The New Waltz taught in" three lessons. At homo Tuesday Afternoons; 611"Worcester etreet.. L 6802 PEOPEETIEIS POB SALE. BPEIRS, SAUNDESS AND CO. SPEIRS, SAUNDERS Ay© CO., ■ 169 CASHEL STREET.' THIS PROPERTY MUST APPEAL TO KEEN BUYERS. BOARDINGHOUSE, RIGHT IN THE CITY. . £IOSO. Here is a Proposition that should appeal to anyone, desirous of securing a splendid TWO-STOREYED. RESIDENCE, within 2 minutes' walk of the Square. There are 8 largo rooms nicely papered and plastered, gas, h. and o. water, with a good Section oi over i an acre, lawn and good asphalt paths. This property would moke an ideal' Boardjnghottee. The bedrooms are all of gooof size. The dining-room is exoeptionaly large. Immediate possession can be.had; The seotion has a double frontage, and is in the route of the new tram line. > NOTHING CHEAPER CAN BE SHOWN IN THE CITY. 68922-6167 , HEWAKD AOT) HARRIS. EXCHANGE FOR HOUSES, SMALL FARM, or SOUND MORTGAGES. 1 7ftA ACRES. Rent 2s per acre. Bight JL I \J\J» bf purchase at £2. Rail 4 luiles Six-roomed dwelling-, all buildings; £oosheep, horses, plant. 'Going concern, £2900.. No mortgage. Or the owner will exchange for land alone. Price £I7OO. The reason for low price,is: Tho lease was taken .out 20 years ago, and we can arrange for practically the whole of purchase money as first mortgage- ■.■■•: EXCHANGE. Owner of good city property, , 6 rooms, price £850,' will exchange for Suburban Bungalow to £I4OO. Owner of six rooms and sun balcony. City, price £1450, will exchange for smaller property or motoi-car. We can arrange finance for balance. \ HEWARD and HARRIS, H 5467-682 194 Hereford street. H. F. WAIT. H. F. WATT. GO HOME TO LUNCH!! GO HOME TO LUNCH!! CITY. FIVE-ROOMED BUNGALOW, plastered all modern conveniences, nice Section,' and about five minutes from Square. £I2OO THIS K QOOD VAI ' TJ^- - TO LET. REDCLlFFS.—Threerroomed Bungalow, all conveniences. Apply early. ST. ALBANS.—Bix-roomed Bungalow, p. and p., panelleS, hall, dining and dxawing-h.-press., splendidly fitted up throughout, tiled roof, large motor ehed, concrete wash.,nearly fr-Acre, artistically laid out. £2150. Sole agents, H. F. WAIT, WB9T2-5657 166 Manchester etreet. ' COBB AND CO. TELEGRAPH LINE COACHES. EAVE Arthur's Pass elation . on arrival of West Coaßt Express, which leave* Christohurch at 8.30 a.m. Tuesdays, ' Thursdays, and Saturdays. Carrying Passengers, and their Luggage only for Hokitika, Westport, Reefton, atd Greymoutb, arriving Greymoulh name evening 6.40 pjn. Through rail and coach tickets can be obtained at Railway Station and Cook and Eon's Office, Christohurch. also coach tickets for coach journey obtainable at the following Hotels:—Warner's, Colter's, Storey's, Clarendon, and United Service Hotels; from Mr Gassidy, Springfield; Mr W. Campbell, Chriatchurch. The management is under Mr H. Cassidy, who has had sole management since 1873. . CASSIDY and LIE.. fwprielera.