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EDUCATIONAL. "WANT TO MATRICULATE? TF yen want to Matriculate or pass the 1 Accountants' Preliminary, Public Service, Sixth Standard Proficiency, or other Exam inationa, you can save time—and time is money—by enrolling wit'" l _ r -r, GILB Y' S COLLEGE. Oar Tutors include: — . , MR G. H. SCARSE, B.A. (Louvain), Principal. MR T. BLA.IN, M.A. MR J H. WILLIAMSON, B.Sc., a.o.s.mTX. MR R. W. "WORKER, B.A And their services are\at your disposal tor a moderate fee, it' Day <&r Evening CHv c Lnst year wo presented\63 candidates, 4of whom passed. f Classes nr« hb.v. MONDAY and THURSDAY, 6.45 to 9.15. TUESDAY md FRIDAY. 6.45 to 9.15. Stiidents may select any twiF-evenings preferred. , _ Call or write immediately for Prospectus. GILBY'S COLLEGE, LTD., Next G.P.0., Cathedral square. C. C. WILSON, Manager. 'Phone 1333 P.O. Box 56^ G5768-5895-1 D IGB Y • S IGB Y ' S COMMERCIAL SCHOOL. Hallenstein's Buildings, Triangle (Opp. D.1.C.), Christchurch. COMMERCIAL TRAINING, including Shorthand, Typewriting, Bookkeeping, English, Commercial Correspondence, Handwriting, etc., etc. COACHING for Matriculation, Public Service, Phaxmncy, Accountants' Preliminary, G S. Proficiency, Scholarship, and all Public Examinations. PREPARATION for all Bookkeeping Examinations, including Bookkeepers' Certificate. Day and-Evening Classes. Railway Concessions to Country Students. Term commences nt any time. DIGBY'S COMMERCIAL SCHOOL. Special Classes in ALL SUBJECTS are held on Saturday mornings. D3OBO-7456 MISS MILDRED PETERS (London), Pupil Ruby Ginner and Madame Jeanie SmurthwaHa, Will Open CLASSES FOR DANCING At the WINTER GARDENS On WEDNESDAY, MARCH Bth. Grecian, Operaiio, Ballroom (as danced in London Clubs). Times and Fc€B ; etc., 011 application. At home Thursday/ and Monday Afternoons. 'Phone 2758. P6if32 31 CBANAIEB SQUABE._ DANCING. LYNNE EDWARDS (Pupil of Miss —— Minnie Everett, Sydney, and Mr Keg* Glennie, of the "VYentworth Cafe, Sydney) has resumed teaching Classical Dancing for Children, specially featured and latest ball* voom dancing, *8 taught and danced at tho Wontworth Hotel, Sydney. Appointments made by Telephone 369, between 9 and 10 a.m. Postal address: BOX 6D6. E093l LATEST DANCEa: MISS VIOLET DENNIS, Professional Teacher of Ballroom Dancing, of London, is giving Lessons in her Studio, above CARLTON CAFE, Cathedral square. Classes Mondays, 8 p.m. Prospectus sent on application. D 3266 'Phone 3903. DANCING AND DEPORTMENT. PROF. FLEMING has Resumed Teaching. All Special Dances taught in Throe Private Lessons Any hour Also Private Classeß forming to suit Pupils. Proficiency guaranteed Private Academy, 241 Cashel 6treet. 'Phone 204. F5899 DANCING and DEPORTMENT. Und*r Royal and Vice-Regal patronage. MISS LOWE Resumes Classes from March 20th. Evening Classes forming. -Waltzing taught in three private lessons. At home Tuesday afternoons. 51 Worcester street. L 5895 PARIS SCHOOL OF DRESSCUTTING. DRESS and COSTUME MAKING mado eaay by our new, up-to-date method. Special private lessons in pattern cutting, materials cut and fitted. CALL. MRS GENN, Principal, Room 26, High street Chambers, G6865 272 HIGH STREET. TENDERS. TO WIND DP AN ESTATE. FOR SALE~BY TENDER. . SECTIONS 18 and 22. WAIRAU WEST, one mil© from BLENHEIJT. Each containing 150 Acres rich river flat; _ freehold land. Large area in lucerne; suitable for dairying or cropping. Lately in the occupation of Mr F. A. Parker. POSSESSION AT ONCE. Highest or any Tender not necessarily aocepted. Tenders close MARCH 81st, 1922. Apply J. DRAKE, Post Office, 8880' Blenheim. TENDERS FOR MOTOR SPIRIT, KEROSENE, AND BENZOLINE. closing at the office of the J- Stores Manager, Post and Telegraph Department, Wellington, at 5 p.m. on the 26th April next, lire invited for the 6upply of 15,000 caaeii, more or less, of firstrgrade Motor Spirit, 2500 cases of Kerosene (150 deg.), and 250 cases of JBonzoline, required during the year ending .tho 31st March, 1923. Terms and conditions of tendering may be obtained from the Stores Manager, Post and Telegraph Department, Wellington, and tho District Engineers, Post and Telegraph Department, Auckland, Christchurch, and Dunedin. 9348 RED HAND BRAND PAINTS. WE now have a GOOD SUPPLY of thi3 PAINT in CREAM, WHITE, unci RED. FRANK GRAHAM and SON, G5750-4988 107 Hereford street. CITY COUHOIXi. PAYMENT OF RATES. IT is hereby publicly notified thnt ALL RATES NOT PAID on or before the 31st INSTANT will be SUED FOR. H. It. SMITH, Town Clerk. Christchurch, 7th March, 1922. 8173 ' PROFESSIONAL NOTICES. P.O. BOX 669. TELEPHONE 2072: G. SEVICKE JONES, OPTICIAN, Comer of CATHEDRAL-SQUARE and CHANCERY LANE. (No Canvassers Employed.) J 4534-219 MOTICE OF REMOVAL. ME R. T. COWPER, Dentist, late of Sydenham, begs to announce having removed to more central premises, 107 CASHEL STREET, Opposite Ballantyne's. 'PhoiM 2103. CBl6l Young awd cbaig (Palmer Graduates), Chiropractors and Spinographers, Royal Exchange Buildings, Cathedral square. All Work Verified by X-Bay. Hours—B.3o to 6. Saturday, 8.80 to 1. Members N.Z Chiropractic's Association. C2S93 PERCIVAL V. SHARP. A.P.A. (N.Z.I, A.1.A., N.Z., PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT AND AUDITOR, Daljety's Buildings, Cathedral square, Chriatchurch. MANUFACTURERS' COSTS ACCOUNTS, LAND AND INCOME TAX ADJUSTMENTS. 59033 Removal notice—arthur m" EMMETT, M.1.A.P., Foot Specialist, lias REMOVED from Hereford street to the Medico Flectric Institute, 146- ARMAGH STREET. 'Phone 4862. By appointment. E3445-3610 FOOT SPECIALIST. SN. ROBINSON, * G.A.1.E., Key? Zealand. Est. 1899. 'Phone 2271. Mercery Shop, 253 High, street. £9031