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Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 669, 20 November 1909, Page 1

SHIPPINC. : R.M.S'. RIMUTAKA, FOR LONDON. . , NOTICE ■TO r pASSENGEES. ' ' TOASSENGERS aro'requested to noto that •*- this Steamer will, leave tbo Glasgow Wharf TO-MORROW (SATURDAY), 20th insti, iit 11 a.ni.; and they must embark not later than 10 a.m. All baggage must be alongside the Steamer by 9 a.m. THE NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING COMPANY, LTD/ ' 3d42 BUSINESS NOTICES. __ i FLETCHER'S PHAEMACY. "PHONE, Hi. LAMBTON QUAY, Facing GEEY STBEBT. OPEN ALL DAY WEDNESDAYS. A SPECIAL FEATURE MADE OF THE ■DISPENSING DEPARTMENT. Mail' Orders Promptly Executed. SOLE ADDRESSCHAS. A. FLETCHER, - PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMIST, 292 Lambton ; Quay. ' (Latoof WillJß Streat-V Cl»n? SALE! CjAIB! ALE! ©ALE! SPECIAL PURCHASE OF LEATHER AND ■FANCY GOODS. Come- and See These Goods,- which will Mako Lovely Xmas Presents. To bo Sold at SALE PRICES at H. J. HUNTER AND CO.'S, 110 WILLIS STREET, Including Ladies' and Gents.' Dressing Cases, Gents.' Poeketbooks. Gents.' Pocket Wallets, Hall Sots, .Photo Frames, Post Cards, Post Card and Autotroph. Albnms. Cigar and Cigari etto Cases,' arid Dozens of Other Lines. I Note the Address r ' H. J. HUNTEE AND CO., ' 110 WILLIS STREET. 3MSF MONEY TO LEND. • TRSTE have soveral Sums of Money to Lend on First Mortgage of Freehold Property. GRAY AND JACKSON, , Solicitors, 3550 ' 11 Grey Street, Wellington. MONEY TO LEND. O N APPROVED FREEHOLD SECURITIES at the LOWEST RATES ruling in tho Dpminion. Apply at once — ' ' " KIRK AND WILSON, Solicitors, Panama Street, CI24S ..'..., . Wellington. T OUISE -MILLINERY SCHOOL, 97 Lamb--IU • ton Quay, opp lurkraldie's. Tho Art -of Millinery thoroughly taught from foundation to finish. Hat 9 rcuorated and orders taken. Ten lessons ss. Day and Evening Classes Cll9l F RINGS' CHECK-FIGURE SYSTEM'(cony. . right) enables you to Balance Ledgers at first trial. It locates, as they occur, Errors in\,Posting, Amounts, in Additions, Subtrac hons, Exton«ions; Carrying Forward, and Takmg'Out Balances,i-It abolishes Calling Back, because if there is an error the system indicates it to. you, pointing o,nktho actual Amount mud Ledger Account 'before' you' open your ledger. l Tfme-savfiig, Speedy, Simple, and Sure. , It' can bo used on your presont books. No duplicating work(i,no extra books, and no machine. Particulars n on!y fiom HUGH DOUGLAS, Manufacturing Stationer, Victoria Streetj Wellington; . , ■■ ' C 379 ' ..EDUCATIONAL. ' t • , MASSAGE. SPINAL CURVATURES /NT) OTHER DBFORMITIES CORRECTED. ROYD GARLICS, Physical Cultnrist and Masseur (Regiutcred A.M.A., Melboucne.) . Sussex Chambers, Panama Street. 'Phono 2199. C 1207 BANKS'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE II GREY STREET. Individual Instruction In /ACCOUNTANCY, BOOKKEEPING AND BUSINESS METHODS. PITMAN'S SHORTHAND. TOUCH TYPEWRITING. Nocessary Subjcsts for Junior and Senior Civil Service Matric, Medical, nnd Engineering Exams Prospectus Freo on Application. P.O. Box 163. CllO2 GREGG SHORTHAND IS THE QUICKEST AND THE EASIEST.' TO LEARN. PUPILS TAUGHT BY MAIL IN 18 LESSONS. Write for Prospectus. riEEGG SHORTHAND INSTITUTE, 17 and 13 Cuba Street, Wellington. ETHEL J. TREGEA, Principal. (Gold Medallist in Gregg Shorthand). '- CIOS2F MISS DAISY TONKS (ARTIST),. A.C.T, South Kcnsinstoni Student 8.C.A.,..5X Student of' Professor Lanteri (Modelling). Student of Professor Prinet and Tudor Hart, of Paris, and Crandon Hall, of Rome, is Now Prepared to receive Intending Pupila at bor Studio, 20S LAMBTON QUAY. ' Opposite Kirkcaldie'e. TERM?. ON APPLICATION. V 2925 THE LANGEB SCHOOL of DEESSCUTTING ECONOMY IN DEESSMAKING. EVERY Woman should leara tho Blouse tad Skirt Cutters. Method perfectly simple and successful; no calculations. Classes daily Evenings: Tuesdays and Fridays, 7 to 9; Set! urday Morning Class for. School Toachera. Country pupils taught by po6t Agenta re. quired, Needlo-Pauiting Monday Afternoon, 2,t0 4. Principal: MIES KATE STEWART. ii WnilS STREET,, opp. Shortfa. CIOSS READMARCUS LEIGH'S NOVEL, "Q.E.D." nnHESE aro somo press notices:— jL "A fascinating lovo story—holding comfort and inspiration." v "Tho Regi&tcr," S.A.—"Deeply interesting as a story. . . . Adds to Australian litoraturo a volume both interesting and valnable, which lull givo to Marcus Leigh a distinguished position as a popular author." "Sydney Morning Herald."—". . . The characters are true , to life." "Daily Mail," Brisbane.—". . . Well worth reading. ... A powerful novel." "Australian Christian Commonwealth "— ". . . 'Q.E D.' is intonsely human. . . . Holds tho interest from first to last. . . . One- of tho best of Australian worts of fiction" "Bunyip."—"'Q.E.D.'- . . . 13 ranch above the average. ... A refreshing novel for the times, searching, luminous., powerful, and emotional. Price, 2s, ed. and Bs, 6d, I. fiEO. BOBESTSONS. , MELBOURNE. 783.