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Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 461, 17 September 1928, Page 3

—SITUATIONS VACANT. E n S£ s ® wanted to teach Music e.sse^tial.-Aoofv ll^®^,"^^ Music essential ‘Mi™ 1 !' drawing and holme, '•Aiundw. App^y * Mr ?' Paul StudlWOa.ni and 7 t> m lnterview ’ 18 th and N N TEW ZEA royal D^^ n of the sva^a?* I &st f I (oral) and yP «3vt^irlP e ' , <^e / lera l Knowledge must 1 be‘ between Iffffsgs particulars f -"a a Co 0 ranting da Thos ShOU,d abSve 21 ’ and Candiwill be nrS^Prt I La an, f. l , considered suitable Uni wa?rai!« ? with second-class traveiIc,,iT l P- ts , to Auckland, tiers 1 r,fi r ni'ci lars re sarding the condi"How to rim y are contained in booklet. o f Xr J r« the ,P ew Zealand Division beobtS Navy," a copy of which may Defence Office ° m any Post ° fflce R. FLETCHER, Naval Secretary. QEDOON MEMORIAL TECHNICAL physical C c°ult E ure classes. and Evening 1 Clashes , U 3* jnrrn° to itandio d ' • Appiieants should have some landing in amateur boxing circles. Imfnrtili applications are requested and unde?s7gnek arS may b 6 received from G. J. PARK, Principal. UTO repairmen and CHAUFFEURS. are valuable to their employers in proportion to their ability to locate and remedy trouble. This ability is increased by a thorough knowledge of the Automobile, Auto. Electric Equipment, etc. Such knowledge can be acquired in spare time through the THE INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS (N.Z.), LTD., 305 C N.Z. Insurance Bldgs., Auckland. LOST PROPERTY POLICE Greatcoat, Dominion Road, a.m., 16/9/28. Substantial reward.Return to nearest police station or rin 44-607 as to whereabouts. PERSONAL PLEASE read Trade Personal, Jubilee Institute for the Blind. TRADE PERSONAL. A WONDERFUL dinner—Spring Lamb and “K” Green Peas. Order three tins to-day. ENJOY plump spring peas now! Get three tins of ”K,” tender and delicious. FROCKS, Coats and Furs. Small deposit. Wear as you pay.—Kerr and Company, 25 Security Bldgs, Queen St. ADIES! Your Felt and Tagel Hats Remodelled, latest style.—Cox, the j Hatter, Karangahape Rd. RDER your tins of “K” Green Peas to-day. Wonderful flavour. Moderate in price. URRELL McKEE and Co., 314 Dilworth Buildings, third floor.—Watchmakers, Jewellers. Repairs. Old jewellery remodelled. NEW ZEALANDERS always enjoy “K” Green Peas —plump and tender. As good as fresh. SPLIT hairs saves swears. Use “Edgekene” on your strop. Price Is 6d, all stores. THE Jubilee Institute for the Blind wish to notify their many friends that they have accumulated a large stock of high-grade door mats. For prices and sizes, ring phone 45-870. SURPRISE the family! Serve them “K” Green Peas for dinner. Equal to fresh. THE best that money can buy—“K” Green Peas. Equal to the choicest fresh peas. PARTNERSHIPS AND FINANCIAL O S'.—WOULD kind person lend privately to Honest Working Young Woman; security; no risk.—“ Distressed,” A., 1695, The Sun. BOARD AND RESIDENCE Accommodation, business gents; harbour view, tennis court, soft washing; terms moderate. —Rangiora, Elizabeth St., Ponsonby. Phone 27-065. ONEHUNGA. —Boarders (2-3), share Room; 27s 6d; Single, 30s; min. cars. —3l Grey St. West. BOARD WANTED BUSINESS Man, young, requires Full Board, private family, Grafton, or handy city, with Garage preferred.—A, 1655, The Sun. WINES FOR SALE. INVALID Port, 425; Claret, 425; Red, 4Ss; Sherry, 48s; Extra Special Sherry, 60s; Special Reserve Port, 60s; freight paid, delivery free.—Corban’s, “The Wine People,” 31 Fort St., Auckland. Phone 42-463; or Mt Lebanon Vineyards, Henderson. WHEN spirits run low and trouble runs high, there’s nothing so good as a glass of Corban’s.

or dies as the result of injuries received while entering or alighting from any stationary tram, train, steamer, ferry or vehicle mentioned in clauses (1) and (2). , , (4) £SOO if the subscriber shall be killed or dies as the result of injuries received while travelling in or driving a passenger lift or elevator set apart for the use of passengers in a building used for residential or business purposes. Subscribers are not covered under this clause unless injured as the result of an accident happening to any such life or elevator. ACCIDENTS IN THE STREETS (5) £IOO if the subscriber shall be killed or dies as the result of injuries received while and as a pedestrian in a public thoroughfare colliding or coming in contact with any moving vehicle. (6) £250 if the subscriber shall be killed or dies as the result of injuries received while engaged and acting as a Tram or Bus Conductor or Inspector falling or being struck and thrown from the footboard by a passing vehicle. (Subscribers intoxicated at the time of the accident are not included in the three preceding clauses.! CYCLING AND MOTOR-CYCLING ACCIDENTS (7) £IOO In case of death of the subscriber If he or she shall be accidentally killed while riding in a public thoroughfare a bicycle, tricycle or motor-cycle, solely for pleasure but including journeys to and from the subscriber’s usual place of business (not including business journeys) provided that such reader is a duly licensed driver and is not at the time of the accident indulging in a racing contract, speed trial, or track riding ACCIDENT BY FIRE (8) £250 if the subscriber shall be killed or dies as the result of injuries received by reason of the burning of a building in which such subscriber resides or works ACCIDENTS OF SPORT (9) £250 if the subscriber shall be killed or dies as the result of injuries received while such subscriber is engaged or competing as an amateur in any game or sport conducted under the jurisdiction of and in accordance with the rules of a duly constituted club or governing body LIFE-SAVING ACCIDENTS (10) £250 if the subscriber shall be killed or dies as the result of injuries received in endeavouring to save human life.