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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVII, Issue 17279, 21 September 1916, Page 2

EDUCATIONAL, MISS 11. PACKER. A.T.C.L. (Organist), Resumes Lessons FRIDAY, ‘J'.’nd., Violin, V.olonccllo, Pianoforte. Singing. Mi?n C. Packer Resumes I,rawing and Taint.n;c (certificated). 2C. Crannmr Squc.ro. 4533 DIGBY’S COMMERCIAL SCHOOL Ilallenstein's Buildings topp. D.1.C.) Principal: MISS M. D. 1)10BY, P.C.T., I.P.S. (Typists' Section). OFFICE APPOINTSEXTS. OFFICE AI’POIXTMEXTS. During tlio past year over 'TWO HUNL RED AX’D FIFTY permanent and temporary positions have beer, obtained by our Students, including positions in Bonks, Government • Departments, Legal, Insurance and other Mercantile Office', at commencing salaries of from £4O to £SO per annum. ROTE. —Each year the ■ number of nupils we have proves TOTALLY INADEQUATE to nil the manv position' offering. SCHOOL PR iSPECTUS OX APPLICATION. ALL PUPIL= RECEIVE INDIVIDUAL INSTRUCTION. X2 POSTAL INSTRUCTION FOR FARMERS. The old, haphazard, rule-of-thumb methods of farming are insufficient to 'ocuro the maximum return from your land. An intimate knowledge of soil, manure and plant life are necessary to obtain lie best results, and only the best results will pay properly these dav3 of increasing land values. GILBY’S PRACTICAL AGRICULTURAL COURSE. Supplement your experience with a knowledge of the scientific ride of fanning. Learn how to test the soil nml how to sunp’y the deficiencies that :;ro revealed. Learn the proper method of urine testing and applying mnnuro to secure big yields. All this and more is covered by cur Practical Agricultural Course. You can study at homo in vour own time. FARMERS!—WHY NOT LEARN BOOKKEEPING ? Y'es, why net ? Our Course in Farm Bookkeeping is easily mattered in vour evenings. But think ef the advantages—no more guessing at what you arc making—no moro worry in regard to filling in your income tax returns. Keep your own books and ob ain a more intimate knowledge of your affairs. Write for particulars of Gilby’s Simplified Course of Bookkeeping for Farmers. Learn hew simple the lessons are and how you can easily studv in your spare time. GI LB VS 'COLLEGE, L T ,D., Next Chief Post Office, Cathedral Square, Christchurch. IT’S the turpentine, in ordinary floor-polLhes which reddens and roughens ’bo hands. Apply LIXOAKNISII with a brush—dries in a few minutes, and lasts for I'2 months. Linoarnish puts a new surface on linoleum. Is 6d, all grocers. OH! The woary hours trying to make that old-time beeswax polish shine. One swish of the brush, and LINOARXISH shines like the sun. Lasts 12 months. All grocers. Is 6d.

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