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BUSINESS NOTICES. WILL BROS., HIGH-CLASS GROCERS AND PROVISION MERCHANTS, HAVE NOW O'PENED A BRANCH SHOP AT 224 LAMBTON QUAY. 'Phone 3155. B E G G'S, MUSIC-SELLERS AND IMPORTERS OF EVERYTHING MUSICAL. PIANOS, ORGANS, PIANO-PLAYERS, STRINGED and BRASS INSTRUMENTS, and all Fittings. GRAMOPHONES and PHONOGRAPHS. Absolutely the Largest Stock of Records In the Dominion. The Largest Stock of SHEET AND BOOK MUSIC IN N.Z. (MHAS. BEGG AND CO., LTD., 118 WILLIS STREET. THE MOST SUCCESSFUL TYPEWRITER On the market to-day ia THE YOST ViSIBLB. THE number of machines selling is proof of their popularity. Simplest in construction. Ligntest in touch, Pad aud Centre-guide. Machines .supplied on approval. THE OFFICE APPLIANCE CO, 17 and 19 CUBA STREET. " WELLINGTON, 'Phone 1076. > VICTORIA LAUNDRY. IMPORTANT TO HOUSEHOLDERS. -StfESSKS. P. WILLS AND SON'S notify iM. the Public that they havo opened a receiving depot at 121 RlDDliOliD STREET 10pp. U'esleyan Church). Hours, 7.30 a.m. to S.OO p.m. 'Phone 013. Works-oS and 98 HANSON STREET. Proprietors—P. WILLS AND SONS. EDUCATIONAL. "TO'ELLINGTON TECHNICAL SCHOOL. THIRD QUARTER Commences MONDAY, 18th JULY, 1910. Early application necessary. Fees payable in advance. F. SHAW, W. S. La TKOBE.M.A., Registrar. Director. DOES EDUCATION PAY? DUNEDIN STUDENT SAYS "YES." WTNS FOUR OPEN COMPETITIONS: GirlV High School, School of Mines, Y.MX'.A., Baptist Church. To Learn how to Succeed, write or call for Circular A. INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS, Willis A. Street. J. J. PARKES, Dist. Rep. if\ RE G G SnORT HAN D. <b" DAY AND EVENING CLASSES. ETHEL ,T. TREGEA, Wellington Representative, Holder Gregg Teachers' Diploma. 30 Majoribanlcs Street. PERCEVAL ARCHER. TEACHER OF PIANOFORTE, HAS "Resumed Teaching at his Studio, 12S LAMBTON QUAY. Terms, etc., on application. "P/fR. C. H. STEPHENS will receivo IM. Pupils for SINGING at his Rooms, 124 Lambton Quay. Apnly at the Wellington Piano Co., or by letter to "Renilworth," 92 Hill Street. THE AUCKLAND SCHOOL FOR ENGINEERS. Principal-JAS. W. BOWER, Certificated Mining and Mechanical Engineer. Correspondence Courses. Day and Evening Classes for ALL Government Certificates in Steam and Oil. Write or Call for Prospectus. Address: TYRONE BUILDINGS, CUSTOM STREET EAST. AUCKLAND. ■jOANKS'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. For Instruction in: ACCOUNTANCY. BUSINESS PRACTICE, SHORTHAND (Pitman's), and TOUCH TYPEWRITING. Students Prepared for: JUNIOR AND SENIOR CIVIL SER. VICE, MATRICULATION, SOLICITORS' GENERAL KNOWLEDGE, and MEDICAL PRELIMINARY EXAMINATIONS. For lost year's examinations, 51 candidates wero presented, 40 of whom passed, tpITZHEKBERT TERRACE SCHOOL. Boarding and'd'ay school for GIRI.Q. PRINCIPALS: MISS BABER, M.A. MISS RACHEL RICHMOND (Higher Certificate N.F.U.). Preparatory Classes for Children under 3 are also held. TERM COMMENCED on MAY 31st. DANCING-CLASSES FOR BEGINNERS.' Ml?<3 H. B. MASON'S Classes aro held o n MONDAY and WEDNESDAY V'VENINGS, in her Private Hall, p ro . ficiency cusurod in six private lessons or nno quarter at class. Term commences "!irh nupil. Private Lessjns arranged, W Address-SG, Glni7.neo Street. Next St. Peter s Church. L ANGER Dresscutting School. Economy in Dressmaking. Tho marvellously sinipio Blouso and Skirt Cutter, tho latest invention, puts it within tho power of any ordinarily intelligent woniau to make her own Blouses aud Skirts. No calculations. Advanced work per arrangement. Also Ladies' Tailoring. Country Pupils taught by Post. Patterns cut lo measurement. Agents required, fseedlc-painting, Monday, 2 to 4. Miss Kute Stowart, Principal, 94 Willis ■Mrikit, opposite Shortfs,