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Evening Post, Volume CXVI, Issue 106, 1 November 1933, Page 10

SMART PEOPLE WEAR CHECKS AND SWAGGERS <jjlf you're s.mart then you're sure to want checks, and at least one of your ■ summer suits will be built upon a check scheme. . IJNow when you find the latest and smartest cut,, fashioning a coat of the newest material, then , what more desirable garment than this for your holiday , ensemble? jjJChicken-feet check is rioting all ■ - over this summer-weight tweed. Pocketed, belted, and buttoned with chic, our coat appears in checks of brown/white, black/ white, and navy/white. Price 59s 6d. jtJAn entirely new garment belonging to 1933-34 summer is the Swagger Coat. ; tflOverseas designers have sent us suits possessing these delight-fully-different coats, but now detached swaggers await you in the most up-to-the moment shades of Rose Biege, Green, Cafe-au-lait, Fawn, and Corn. ifNothing is more suitable for sporting occasions. Price 55s 6d. them in The Showroom, First Floor, %IRKCALDIE AND STAINS, LTD. ■ CAVEAT EMPTOK! TT'S easy enough to offer SUITS TO •*- MEASURE—but delivering the goods Is not so easy. Only, a TAILOR can take I measure CORRECTLY. Only a TAILOR knows the many seemingly trifling vagane3 'in the'human form—and how to overcome them in the making of a suit. Only a TAILOR can give you a satisfactory fit 'on, and make the necessary alterations and adjustments to ensure perfect fit and absolute comfort. Come to a TAILOR for your SUIT TO MEASURE. D. MORRISON, Tailor, Upstairs, 50 Willis Street \ Wellington. /XHIROPRACTIO Health Bervice™Col■V will and Colwill, National Bank Chambers, Courtenay Place. Wellington. Tel. 52-869. PASSENGEKB OVERSEAB. TfOR BAGGAGE INSURANCE against * Fire, Theft, Sea Damage, etc., at low premium, apply NORTH BRITISH AXD MERCANTILE INSURANCE CO., LTD, Routh's Buildings. Featherston Street: ■VTEW ZEALAND . INSURANCE -N COMPANY, LIMITED, FIRE, MARINE, AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE Accepted at Lowest Current Rate*. Tha Company is empowered by Special JA.ct of Parliament to transact TRUSTEE, EXECUTOR, AND AGENCY BUSINESS. N. W. NELSON, Manager. Office: A.M.P. BUILDING, Telephone 40-223. HAVE your Eyes examined nowl Don't let your eyes remain unattended for any great length of time. Let us examine them at regular intervals. We guarantee you a thorough eye test by fully-qualified opticians with the aid of the most modern ' equipment. Prescriptions dispensed. Morrison and Gilberd-,' Ltd., Opticians, 48 Willis 'Street., Wellington. TURNER STUDIO OF MUBIC. 83 Kent Terrace. Telephone 60-651. TtTRS. JEAN TURNER-COTTIER 111 (Principal). Thorough Tuition ot the Pianoforte, Banjo, Mandolin, Guitar, and Ukulele. Stringed Instruments lent free ot charge. Orchestras of any combination available for engagement. THOROUGH Ensures SUCCESS GROUNDING - SUCCESS TYTISS (ROWNTREE'S SCHOOL OF ■"-«• SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING guarantees Individual Tuition and the thorough grounding which lead* to ■uocep r i l° c ipaf; DjnSß/'ROWNTREK. Hallenstein Bros.' Buijdings, 33 Willis Street. Wellington. CARR'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, Stewart Dawson's Bids. Tel. 47-558. Individual Tuition in Shorthand (Pitman atd Gregg), Bookkeeping, Typewriting Office Routine. Principal: Miss K. Whitbread-Edwards, F.C.T.B. (Inc.), F.I.P. (Lon.), N.U.T. (Eng.). .'Au terms commence with student; tram N and rail concessions. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE - ■ ' ■ And PUBLIC SERVICE SHORTHAND • TYPISTS' EXAMINATIONS. Special Evening Classes axa now being ' formed at piLBY'S COLLEGE, W Opposite St. James' Theatre, Courtenay Place. EARTHQUAKE RESISTING CONSTRUCTION. A COURSE OF INDIVIDUAJ INSTRUCTK)N. F accordance with the recommendations contained in Appendix I and II of the Report of the Buildings Regulations Committee (vide Parliamentary 'Report H. 21. 1931). : ' Full particulars upon request. UNIVERSITY TUTORIAL SCHOOL, ' Masonic Chambers, The Terrace. • Telephone 44-651. ■ C. BLUNDELL, 1 Director, Engineering Dept. BANKS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. IN the 1932 Government and Chamber of Commerce Examinations in Typing and Shorthand— I.—Presented more Pupils. 2—Obtained a higher percentage of passes. 3—Secured more Honours Passes. 4—Won more Prize Awards Than any other Commercial School in Wellington. W. H. STEVENS, M,A., Director, 98 The Terrace. SOCIETY FOR PROfECTION OF WOMEN AND CHILDREN, ROOM 3, THIBD FLOOR, 105 CUSTOMHOUSE QUAY. Hours: Tuesdays—lo-12.30 and 2-4. Fridays—lo-12.30. Telephone 44-952. IMPORTANT TO ADVERTISERS. 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