BUSINESS NOTICES

New Zealand Times, Volume XXXVII, Issue 8349, 8 February 1913, Page 6

BUSINESS NOTICES

The Tamaki Co-operative Dairy Co., Ltd. Dannevirko, invites applications for the position of creamery manager. Miss Putnam, Northland, will resume teaching in pianoforte, singing, harmony, and counterpoint on Monday. Tho Wellington Hospital and Charitable Aid Board require the services of a female clerk. The\ offices of the Government Immigration Department, on Monday next, will be removed to the Union Steamship Co.’s building, Customhouse quay. Veedee Depot, 85, The Terrace, advertises that a speedy cure for most diseases is obtained by a course of curative vibration. N. G. Cribble and C 0.,. Hamilton, announce that they have a rich flax swamp for sale. Mrs Ingerton, certificated vocalist, intimates that she has resumed her classes 'in voice production and singing. A sale of unclaimed dogs will he hold at tho corporation yards, Clyde , quay, at 2.15 this afternoon, Caldwell’s, Ltd., announce that they have an opening for a gentleman with commercial training. M. C. Irvine (M.A., Cantab.', Auckland) is prepared to give tuition by correspondence for Civil Service, university, and teachers’ certificates’ examinations. The first quarter of the Wellington Technical College will begin on Monday. * Tenders are invited by tho Government Printer for the supply of papers and manufactured stationery for the Government printing and stationery office. A. L.Wilson and Co. will sell on Wednesday next, at 12 o’clock, properties in Mulgrave street and Kenwyn terrace. Tenders in connection with a storekeepers’ residence at Pipitea Point close with tho Public Works Office on Thursday, February 20th. A. L. Wilson and Co. will sell on Wednesday / next, at 12 oiclock, under instructions from tho executors of the late Ellon Mary Adams, a section ofland in' Lloyd street, with six-roomed dwelling thereon; also, on behalf of Mr John Danks, corporation leasehold section and business premises. Te Are House advertises bargains in striped silks, linens, and ladies’ leather hags. The merits of tho B.S.A. motorcycle are set out in detail in another column. The D.I.C. requires milliners and a saleswoman to take charge of showroom. Macky, Logan, Campbell, Ltd., invite tenders for stock salvaged from the Herbert street fire. The City Council will impose a 10 per cent, penalty on overdue rates. Kirkcaldie and Stains, Ltd., announce special attractions for to-day in connection with their summer sale, which will close next week. Men’s and boys’ clothing and mercery bargains are the chief features, J. H. Bethun© and Co. announce that on Wednesday, February lath, at 2.30 p.rft., in their rooms, they will hold a property auction. A property at Brooklyn is being submitted, comprising freehold land with a frontage of COft. to Washinggten avenue, by a depth of 193 ft, and adjoining the Anglican Church. On the land are two dwellings of six and five rooms respectively, fitted with ail conveniences. A residential property at Island Bay is being offered, comprising freehold land with a frontage ol 38ft to Adelaide road by a depth of 181 if t, with sixroomed dwelling thereon, having verandah, two bay windows, and all conveniences The property is connected with the city drainage, and will be sold practically without reserve and on easy terms. A sunny section in the Cooley estate, Lower Hutt, will be offered. This section is No. 61, having a frontage of 44ft to Bristol street by a depth of 128Jft. Under instructions from the Registrar of the Supreme Court, the firm will sell three properties at Petone. These comprise three sections of land in Manchester street, each 43ft by 131 ft, with six-roomed dwellings, Nos, 18, 20 and 22, having bathroom, washhouse, verandah, and conveniences. Further information may be had on application to Mr F. G. Boiton, solicitor, Johnston street, or the auctioneers. Five-guinea tailor-made ccetnmeo fot three gtrineaa; the same material, the same cut the same workmanship: why nay more Note address: Siegel’s, Ladles’ Tailor, 27. .Manners street.—AdW-