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Evening Post, Volume CVIII, Issue 128, 26 November 1929, Page 8

PASSENGERS OVERSEAS. "POR BAGGAGE INSURANCE against x Fire, Theft, Sea Damage, etc., at low premium. Apply NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE INSURANCE CO., LTD., Routh'e Buildings, Featherston street. ARE YOU STRAINING YOUR EYES? „. (~kNLY an Optical Expert can tell for .:,! sure. You might see well and feel no strain, yet need glasses. Your eyes themselves tell him the whole truth. Don't „. take unnecessary risks! Be sure by con- ' "* suiting— MORRISON AND GILBERD, LTD., Opticians, 70, Willis street, .Wellington. * (\ARR'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, ■->.. *-* Stewart Dawson's Buildings. '-.;.-. Lambton quay. Individual Tuition in Shorthand (Pit- ■"-; man and Gregg). Bookkeeping, and Office .^Routine. ■ b. E r.i?£? pal: Mms **• Whitbread-Kdwards, ■ f-C-TS. (inc.) F.I.P.S. . (Lon.), N.D.t! (Eng.), assisted by a qualified staff of „..: teachers. Telephone 40-619. „, THOROUGH Ensures SUCCESS -- GROUNDING SUCCESS , MISS ROWNTREK'S SCHOOL OF : -. ; HA SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRIT- -;■■- ING guarantees individual tuition and -.; the thorough grounding ivhieb leads to ;■ ouccess in business. ...; Principal: MISS KOWJNTKJiK. ;; 33, Willis street. Wellington. TURNER STUDIO OF MUSIC, :" So, Kent terrace. *S MTSS JEAN TURNER (Principal). ? iU. PIANO (Academic and .--:,-. . Shefte methods), BANJO, MANDOLIN, ;( 5 STEEL GUITAR AND UKULELE. Stringed Instruments leni free of charge to rmpils for practice at home. UNIVERSITY TUTORIAL SCHOOL, G. W YON ZEDLITZ. M.A. Principal. STUDENTS, including adults, are prepared for all University exams., including Matriculation Preliminary, and Sections A and B of Associate Membership Exam. Institution Civil Engineers. Certain . other Engineering subjects. Land Survey■■'U ors' Exam. (Aust. and N.Z.). Latin, cr Greek, French, German. Particulars upon rs application. All-day students desiring in*.:c dividual tuition for 1930 must apply early. <c- MASONIC CHAMBERS. Wellington terrace. '_;.., TeL 44-651. TeL 44-65 L 100 PER CENT Off PASSES. ANOTHER GILBY'S COLLEGE ;. RECORD. r\ T the last I.P.S. Typists' Examination . •*•*■ 32 Gilby-trained candidates were presented, and ALL PASSED. Individual Tuition in Day and Evening Sessions, also from 5.15 to 6.15 ctaily. ■is. A term may be commenced at any time.! - . Prospectus free. -?.>,; GILBY'S COLLEGE, &"j A. H. Gilby, F.C.1., Director, - Broadway Buildings, Courtenay place, T'; . Wellington. V; Tel. 21-987.' TeL 21-987. THE ROAD TO PLENTY T lES in being prepared for every opportunity for advancement. The right way to be prepared is to make a proper use of your leisure hours. "v; MORNING, AFTERNOON, AND -"" EVENING CLASSES are.conducted in:— Shorthand, Accountancy, Typewriting, Banking, ■■•;.-■ Bookkeeping, Insurance, ,-:;. Matriculation, etc., Law Professional, ,[",'" Advertising, Salesmanship, : ,' ; r ■ Etc., Etc., Etc. X- At _...; BANKS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, Z'e 98/ The Terrace. -j-fi , Ad: JO- ' TERMS commence with the student. FEES.—Ab moderate as.any other col- ■ ■ lege, and can be paid in instalments. POSITIONS found for all students re- ,, commended. E. L. ENTING, 8.C0m., A.1.A.N.Z., , Director. 1 H. AMOS, F.R.Econ.S., Managing Director. --;. ' NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS. ■'Z TNSTRUCTIONS aa to the Insertion or * Withdrawal of Advertisements in The Evemng PoBt" must be in writing Advertisements received without such instruction will be inserted until countermanded and charged accordingly. Alterations lor Standing Advertisements should be handed in by 12 o'clock the day before they are required to appear. Advertisers in the country can remit •. payment by Money Orders or Postage y Stamps. 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We cannot be held responsible for Errors -; in Advertisements transmitted by tele- #.■•_ phone. '' - BLUNDELL BROS., LTD., lr-' . Proprietors. * o- *'; S EE our 3-piece Silk Jumper Suits. You ."/ , can nave them on easy terms. Hei- :■: i mann s, 13a, Courtenay-pl. POPULAR FURNITURE CO., Cuba-st., -1- next Whitehead and Pears. We have a Small Shop but do a big business. TTEMSTITCHING on shortest notice- ■*"»- all kinds of Overalls made to order Mrs. Collins, 34, Courtenay-pl., opp. Paramount Theatre. "V"MAS Gift Suggestion—See our Set of -'*- All Stainless Cutlery, £2 the lot; cases of Carvers, 17s 6d. At Sims Hardware. • ■ ■ T>UY Furniture at factory-to-public '-'■■ -*-* prices. Wellington Cabinet Co., Ltd., ■_■:• Bbulcott-st., top Plimmer's Steps. Our only address. THE Stewart Hardware for Tools, Garden Tools, Lawnmowers, Household Ironmongery, Crockery, all at cheap ' prices. '° A KINDLY THOUGHT. - R. A. Nicol and he will deliver Fresh Cut Flowers any address; 21-846. 37, Cqurtenay-pl, i