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BUSINESS NOTICES. "B7IXCEPTIONAL VALUE In T E A. CHOICE LEAF, Is. per lb. 51b. Tins, 4s. 8(1. BROKEN PEKOE, Choice, Is. Cd. per lb. 51b. Tins, s. CHOICEST BRO. OR, PEKOE, , 2s. 51b. Tins, 7s. The Leading Grocers: HILL BROS., 224 Lambton Quay. BEG 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. (pHAS. BEGG AND CO., LTD., 118 WILLIS STREET. FKINGS'S CHECK-FIGURE SYSTEM (copyright) enables- you to Balance Ledgers tit first trial. It locates, as they occur, Errors in Posting Amounts, in Additions, Subtractions. Extensions, Carrying Forward, and Taking Out Balancei It abolishes Calling Back, because if iheru 'is an error tno system indicates it to you, pointing out the actual Amount tud Ledger Account beforo you open your ledger. Time-saving, Speedy, Simple, and Sure. It can ho used on your preseai books. No duplicating work, no eitra hcoks, and no machine. Particulars ocly from HUGH DOUIiLAS. Manufacturing btationcr. Victoria Streec, Welliugloa. ,_ /T<OULLS, CULLING AND CO.. LTD.. \J, BRANDON STREET. . WELLINGTON. Manufacturers of— CARD AND FILING CABINETS AND SUPPLIES. ■ OFFICE FURNITURE. VISITORS TO PALMERbTON NORTH , ARE INVITED-TO VISIT THE AUCTION ROOMS OF MOUNSEST AND CO., Corner Rangitikei and yuwn Streets. Hundreds ot' various articles are sent in to our Rooms to be sold. Wo may have tho very article you want. ' CALL AND GET PRICES. ANGUS TURNER'S Ner Hairdrossing Saloon, ■Hotel Windsor. Buildings, Willis Street, is. one of the most up-to-dato Saloons ii:. the :City; Finest brands of Tobacco, Cigarettes, and Cigarj blocked. • THE MOST SUCCESSFUL ■ ■ , TYPEWRITER :On the' market to-day is . . THE , ■ ¥OST V ISI BL 3. nnHE number of machines selling is, •a. proof of their popularity. Simplest in construction. Lightest in touch. Pad utid umtre-guidb. . .Machines supplied on approval. THE OFFICE APPLIANCE CO., 17 and la CUBA STREET, WELLINGTON. 'Phone 1076. - ii ————> EDUCATIONAL. ipROYDON PREPARATORY SCHOOL, v> —Boarding and Day School for Boys under 13 years of age. Special class for boys under six. Miss Sonimerville, SI Hill Street. ,'DOES EDUCATION PAY? DUNEDIN' STUDENT SAYS "YES." WINS FOUR OPEN COMPETITIONS: Girls' High School, School of Mines, Y.M.C.A., Baptist Church. To Learn how to Succeed, write or call for Circular A. INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS, Willis 1 " Street. J. J. PARKES, Dist. R«p. /M R E G G SHORTHAND. fbr ■ ' DAY AND EVENING CLASSES. ETHEL J. TREGEA, Wellington Representative, Holder Gregg Teachers' Diploma. 30 Majorihanks Street. MR. C. H. STEPHENS will receivo Pupils for SINGING at his Rooms, 124 Lambton Quay. Apnly at the Wellington Piano Co., or by letter to "Kenilworth," 92 Hill Street. BANKS'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE For Instruction in: ACCOUNTANCY. BUSINESS PRACTICE. SHORTHAND (Pitman's), and TOUCH TYPEWRITING. Students Prepared for: JUNIOR AND SENIOR CIVIL SERVICE, MATRICULATION. SOLICITORS' GENERAL KNOWLEDGE, and. MEDICAL PRELIMINARY EXAMINATIONS. For last year's examinations, 51 candidates were presented. 40 of whom passed, TTZHERBERT TERRACE SCHOOL. BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOB GIRLS, PRINCIPALS: MISS BABER, M.A. MISS KACHEL RICHMOND (Higher Certificate N.F.U.). Preparatory Classes for Children under S aro also held. TERM COMMENCED on MAY 31st. BALLROOM "dANCING^-CLASSES FOR MR« H B MASON'S Classes are held on MONDAY and WEDNESDAY EVENINGS, in her Private Hall, Proficiency ensured in six private lossons or ono quarter at class. Term commences with\pupil. Privato Lessms arranged, Addross-S6, Ghnzneo Street. Next St. Peter's Church. T ANGER Drosscutting School. EconJL omy in Dressmaking. Ihe marvollnuslv simple Blouso and Skirt Cutter tho latest invention puts It within tho nower of any onlinarilv intelligent woman o make her own Blou.es and Skirts. Ko calculations. Advanced work p or ar . ianj-ement. Also Ladies Tailoring. Count"y Pupils taught by Post. Patterns cut to measurement. Agents required. Needle-painting, Monday, 2 to 4. l[i s3 £ate Stewart, Principal, W .Willi,, tSW&etl DMOfliMl Shortt 8: ,