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Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 2992, 1 February 1917, Page 1

PROFESSIONAL ENGAGEMENTS Miss ecclesfield; m.a., No. 10 Woodward Street. Candidates prepared for University and other Examinations. - Morning Class for Girls.. At Home, Tuesday and Wednesday, 6th and 7th February, 10 a.m. till 5 p.m. ( VIOLIN. i MISS GRACE KENNEDY will resume teaching on MONDAY, FEBRUAEYS. - . . Address 38 CLIFTON TERRACE. CHILTON HOUSE SCHOOL. 255 The Terrace. Principal—MES. HENRY SMITH. ] THE First Term of 1917 will Begin on THURSDAY, FEBRUARY Bth. . Old Girls are cordially invited to be present on opening day. '. Mrs. Henry Smith will be at home on. ' and after. Monday, February sth. CROYDON PREPARATORY SCHO"OL, < DAY'S BAY. BOARDING SCHOOL for BOYS, under '> U years of age. First Term, 1917, i commences on TUESDAY, 6th FEB. MISS SOMMERVILLE, . Principal. FITZHERBERT TEREACE SCHOOL, WELLINGTON. Boarding and Day School for Girls. Principal: MISS BABEE, M.A. npHE New Term will begin on WednesA nesday, Februarj 7. Tuesday, February 6, Mies Baber at home to parents. 10a.m.-l p.m. and 3-5 p.m. Entrance examination for new day pupils 11.30 a.m. J&T IS S '.H E I N.E MAN N. PIANOFORTE & THEORY OF MUSIC. Resumes Teaching MONDAY, FEBRUARY 5, at the Bristol Piano Coy's.,' also at 230 Vivian Street. Telephone 2855. ; VOICE PRODUCTION, SINGING, AND ELOCUTION. MRi LEO BUCKERIDGE has resumed Teaching at hie Residence, 77 The ■ Terfac'e. * Tel. No. 2G6S. ' ' \ Terras ■ on application. 1 : : —■ —: — : 1 TITADAME COPE DOWSING Resumes ! ■L/A.. .lessons in Piano, Voice Prodnc. • tion, and -Singing, , Elocution, Januan . 2?th,. 1917. . . ' . • \ Madame.at Home to intending pupils and to receive old ones all the , weok. • . Studio: 9<t WILLIS STREET. < ■ ' (Opp. Shortt's).. ■•'■-. WELLINGTON GIRLS' COTLEGeT" ! rjAHE First Term will begin on WED- j A NESDAY, 7th February, 1917. New | Pupils must attend on MONDAY, sth February, at 9.30 tun. Parents and ] Guardians will be received by Miss M'Lean on Monday and sth and 6th February, 1917, between ■ tho hours of 9.30 and 1 and 2 and 5 on each < day. . . Boarders will be received by Mrs. Ur- ] quhart after 29th January,. at College House, 8 Moturoa Street, opposite the School. , ■ CHAS. P. POWLES, ; Secretary. - WANTED TO BUY AND BELL. | . " I/EFT-OFF CLOTHING. < HAS it ever occurred to you that you have Clothing, Boots, or Jewellery t lying about that you oan'turn into cash? . We buy and give HIGHEST PRICES. Drop us a postcard, or ring Tel. 1107, and we shall call and give you our price for whatever you have to sell. .M. NAUSBAUM, The Allies' Second-hand Dealer, 127 Manners Street; Wellington. A PHILLIPS, Second Hand Dealer, • 56 jfcranaki Street, corner Courtenay Place and Taranaki Street;' Phone 3256; full value ■ given for c Clothing, .. Boots, Bags, and Jewellery. * ' When dissatisfied with!' others, ring '. 'Phone 3256. ' , • . Country Clients' money by return mail. LEFT-OFF CLOTHING. ~ ' RING Up 'Phone 1628, N. Symone, largest buyer in second-hand clothing, boots, etc. Highest prices given; letters promptly attended to. Country . customers can rely on good prices. Send it to 63 Courtenay Place, Wellington. NOTICE— Le'fUff Clothing: Eing up ' 'Phone 2667 A. B. Morris, Secondhand Dealer, buys Suite, Boote, Under-, wear, and Costumes,. eto.; all kinds of old Jewellery bought. Bring or send it to the place where the highest prices in New Zealand ate paid. 65 Courtenay Plaoe, Wellington. T EFT-OFF Clothin*, Boots, etc, Pur- ' JL' chased by L. DaWbeoi:, 128 Teranaki Street. Highest'prices given. Letters promptly attended to. 'Phone A 2666. f SEWING Machines, dropoead, golden : oak, M 155., almost new 66 Singer, ' cheap. Machines bought, exchanged, or ] repaired. Globe, Qxand Opera House, . Manners Street. 'Phone 1214. Call or write. - STAMPS— Collections ana Loose Stamp 3 < Wanted, especially old N.Z.-1855-72, on envelopes; also Samoa; good price \ riven, cash promptly. Depot for Albums, i Mounts, eto. A. Brodie, 116 Manners Street, Wellington. ] riREAM Separators-Latest Swedish ' Machine is the "Diana," 18 gallons capacity, £$; 35 gallons, i£9 155.; 60 . gallons, £U 155.; guaranteed clean skim- ■ mors; better value impossible. Catalogue ] free. Manning Machinery Co., 188 Cashel Street, Christchurch. FOR SALE. 18ft ACRES, level land, Otaki disJLOv trict; now in full swing as a Dairy Farm, milking machines installed and all conveniences. For further particulars, apply to I. E. Taylor, Tawa Flat. ■ OAKLAND CAES. YOU must place your order Now to secure, one of the latest Model- , 6cylinder Oakland Cars, combining light ■upkeep and simplicity with smart appearance and power. : Write, call; or J Phone 3082 for one of our Representatives. W. W. PILKINGTON, 97 Courtenay Place, Wellington. PORTABLE STEAM ENGINE. ONE 12-h.p. single cylinder "Euston and Proctor" Portable Steam Engine, in first-class order, and carryingthe original pressure of lMlb.' Price .£3OO ' f.o.r. Apply ' , COLLETTS, LTD., ' Dannevirke. / WANTED TO 'BUY, QACKS of all Kinds. Also OLD O SACKING, any quantity, for cash. Apply STEVENS AND CO., . YOUNG'S LANE, 132 a Upper Abel Smith Street. /' . WANTED,. Costumes at 10s. 6d., Delaine Blouses at 3s. lid., Silk Blouses at 6s. 6d. Siegel's, Summer Sale, 27 Manners Street. ■. ■ ' WALKING becomes soft and silent when you wear WOOD-MILNE RUBBER HEELS. Made in Englandpure rubbor—absolutely best. EOPLE absorb and talk about all they read on the "Talking" Sign at Courtenay Place. '. . .