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Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 400, 8 January 1909, Page 2

PUBLIC NOTICES ITALIAN EARTHQUAKE DISASTER RELIEF FUND. ' A T the request of a number cf citizens (in"i- eluding tho Italian Consul), I have opened Relief Fund in aid of the sufferers by the reent disastrous earthquake in Italy. , Donations forwarded to the Town Clerk at ho Town Hall Offices will.be. pi omptly acknow:dged. T. W. HISLOP,. : Mayor of Wellington. sth January, 1909. 9730 TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! }5 ARNST, the Champion Soulier, versus S. H. PALMER, proprietor of the Excelion Billiard Parlour, in a Match of. 200 up, it 8.30 TO-NIGHT (FRIDAY). Eight First-, ilass Tables. Admission Free. _ Note tho Address—Few. doors from Te Aro louse, Dixon Street. ■ ■■.- 9787 BOARD ftNO RESIDENCE. A IiCADIA Private Hotel, KeUdini!, ia th» J\- best of iU class; try it. It will* pay you yell. ■ ■ . - 93 ' A PARTMENTS, Furnished and Unfurnished, t3L Board, best information. . Spotswood s Iffency, Exchange Buildings, Plimmsr s Steps, Wellington. . • lf * OHAKUNE, MAIN TRUNK LINE. . OOD, Accommodation can be'procnred at Mrs. Eraser's Boardingliouse, 2 minutes' walk 'rom Station; strict attention; terms moderate, j Breakfast for early trains. 9462 HOTEL Metropole, Rotoroa.—Private Hotel (immediately opposite Station). The house for the tourists.—Telegrams, Metropole, • Rotorua. CIOAS NO. 100, The Terrace; four doors south of Wpodward Street, Vacancy for Gentlenen Boarders. Telephone 1413. <51 BOARD AND RESIDENCE. VACANCY for Gentleman, quiet home, every, convenience j tariff, 30s. Apply 12 Buller Street, City. . 738 : ACANCIES for' Boarders; hot and cold bath, piano; soft washing; 18s. week- . 5 Turnbull Street, Thorndon. ' . '0° WANTED, two Girls to Share Room, with or , without board.. '. Apply • "Dominion Agency; Newtown. ' WANTED, in humble Christian home; single bed, share room; soberly .person; central; very moderate; baturday.< "1.H.N.," "Dominion" 'Office.'' ■ <■"». ANTED, Three Young Men Boarders, every convenience; good table; comfortable home. Apply 268 Willis Street. • . 778' WANTED; by. Elderly Widow, unfurnished. Room and Meals; quiet place; .terms, moderate. Reply "H.W.G.," "Dominion Office. ■■' TO LET. rr\o LET. at 'l'itahi Bay, a comfortable five--1 roomed Cottage. Apply Mi' s - Ll .|"J n The Club, Titan i Bay. 9 '"°' mo LET, Furnished Room, with balcony and JL beautifully situated, terms moderate. 88 Hill Street. ' ' - 637 rh"*o LET. Several New Up-to-date Shops, I Feilding, best positions; rents .worn JSs. wees. .. Apply J: Da'rragh, Feilding. ; ■ . rro LET; Kelson, Suite 3 Rooms,, over busiJL ' ness premises, splendid opportunity 1 dentist, solicitor, company's offices, or dressmaker, ri<nt low, private • entrance. Mrs. Cousins, Hardy Street, Nelson. ripO LET, at Otaki, close to Sea, Large House, JL and Stables, '.with or without', paddocks, suitable for Gentleman's Residence or Boardinghouse. -Apply "X.," c.o. Dunn,. Chemist, Otaki. ; ■ 740 LARGE Front Room to Let, furnished, suit two ' mates or. ,inarriqd couple. G7 Cambridge Terrace. /'ANTiiD Let,-Furnished. Bed-Sittingroom, ';-VY ' suit Married Couple or: Two Gentlemen; fireplace.' 92 Moleawoi'tH"Street. * 785 t&KTANTED to Let, Cottage, 8 rooms,-suit Couple. " Apply 20 Parliament Street-to-day! between. noon and 3 o'clock. . / •- *77 ANTED Lease, about 50 Acres good Dairying Land, with or' without''buildings; :f;..C. , wante'd.'. Apply .D. H; Round,■> Ngahauranga- |„1... „■■ . '•' (ls ■ EDUCATIONAL. JJANKS'S COMMERCIAL : COLLEGE. "WORK RESUMED ON 11th- JANUARY, 1909. EXPERT INSTRUCTION IN— _ ACCOUNTANCY, by Mr. J. -S. Barton, F.1.A., • N - z - . . In 1908 Examination over 80 per cent. ;of our students were successful. -. BOOKKEEPING A ND BUSINESS METHODS; by Mr. A. J. ; Petheriok, A.I;A;, N.Z.,: ' Old students,of this Department are tc be found in nearly every leading office in Wellington. Ask them thoir opinion of-it, PITMAN'S SHORTHAND, by Miss Hardie, ■ M.l.P.S.,'and Mr. H. Amos. Pitman's Shorthand is used by 95 joei ' cent, .of the world's writers to-day. The other 5 per cent, comprises followers of ovei •480 mucn advertised systems. - MATRICULATION,"CIVIL SERVICE, 'SOLI- ■ CITORS'. GENERAL KNOWLEDGE, AND MEDICAL PRELIMINARY. EXAMINA- .. TIONS, by Mr. F. P. Wilson, M.A. .(with honours) and Mr. H. Amos. .. INDIVIDUAL INSTRUCTION. Quartei starts'.'with student's .first attendance.. ENROL AT ONCE AND-MAKE GOOD USE OF 1909. • . Call or send for a Prospectus; ! „ . Telephone 2098. <P.O. Box 162, " 11 GREY STREET, WELLINGTON. C : . " C7fij The Gregg Motto; "Time is Money." IN ; SILVER IT'S "STERLING." . IN SHORTHAND IT'S "GREGG." REGG SHORTHAND has so many advanV" tages over the old-time system, is so superior to them in SPEED and LEGIBILITY, and can be learned so-much more quickly and easily, that it has become in a very "fhort time the LEADING SYSTEM of the WORLD. . ASK THOSE WHO KNOW. ' Send for sample lesson and- particulars. Next; term commences 18th JANUARY. GREGG SHORTHAND INSTITUTE, : 17 CUBA STREET (opp. Town Hall). COACHING for Matric. and Civil Service, by M.A., Oxjn. C 729 VIOLIN. -. "■ TOWRr. PIPER, late,of the Crystal Palaco Orchestra, and pupil of thg late Carl Jung. is. prepared to Receive Pupils for tho Violin. 'Attendance at residence, if required. Address, for terms, eto., c.o. Weliin£ton Pianotorte Company. Lambton Quay. C^9 riROYDON PREPARATORY SCHOOL,yJ. Boarding and Day School for Boys under 13 years. Special Class for Boys under 6 yeara. Third Term begins FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, .• MISS SOMERVILLE, 81 Hill Street. C 1037 "IV/TR. MERRITT'S Night' School re-opened ItJL January i. Pupils • prepared all standards. 37 Adelaide.Road. ■ 782 ICE CHESTS. 'ICE 'CHESTS. , t : Also AIRTIGHT SHOW CASES. . ' ; . MAX.KREISSIG, .. Little Taranaki Street. . ' 'Phono 2499. r■/ . Clo3j . NEW MILLINERY. • YOU may rely on getting a REALLY SMARI HAT at the moderate price of J9s. 6d Some vory New Shapes just landed arei trimmec with Silk and large Wings, etc., and are beinj sold at 19s. 6d., at MRS. MATHEWSON'S, ' MILLINER, LAMBTON QUAY '(Opp. Bank of New Zealand). Tel. 2518.