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Auckland Star, Volume LIX, Issue 225, 22 September 1928, Page 2

PUPILS WANTED. ACADEMY of Music, Upper Queen St.— J. O'Kane, Spanish Guitar; ideal In. strum.entr solo or accompaniment playing , _i_> A KT Basket Work. Leather Work Poker Work. Pewter Work. Pen Palnttot Carving. Prospectus posted.—Miss Ariw 4. Strand Arcade. -»U*fc ASHLEIGH COLLEGE., si. Insurant Bldgs. - Tuition for MatricuUtJo? Professional Prelims.. Teachers' Certln cates, P.S.E., Backward Education. « A UCKLAND Motor Driving School—DriT «• ing License guaranteed. — H» m i,' and Co.. Ltd.. 57. Albert St. *»amita T>ARBOLA uesso work. Batik. RafflT •*-* Coloured Leatherwork. Stencilling Aro n a e de ßaSketry — MIS ' > Ar " Dß ' *< «SS RESSMAKING Classes. Greenwo^T. Corner. Epsom (next FowIm L?J leßS ° a 8/g^-*WQtoaag fIKKSMIAKING and Clas***.—GuaMer!; *-f Ciasses in Practical Dressmaking- i„. dividual instruction. — McClvniont «J> Wo.dhead, 26. City Chambers "_ "CIXPEnX Coaching—Matriculation, Eng'n--7T eer , ,l) S< P.S.E.. Prolicienev.— Ashcrofr Pg1 7 -803 0r - 1? - LadieS ' MilP ' **»«£ RDGAR C. PEARCES School of MotoT -»-' Driving is Now Open : tuition only h» experts; drivers' certificates guaranteed--Apply Edgar C. Pearce's New Garage Kh.vber Pass. Phone 46 206. Open everr Night and All Saturday. V % TTAIKDRESSING, all branches taught. -»-«■ Cutting, Waving, etc.—Madame Tate Bon Marche Chbrs.. Newton. Phone 464)47! . O !TT JOSEPHS. Teacher Ukelele. Spanish [■*-*-• Guitar, end Hawaiian Guifir — Lewu Eady's. I.id.. Buildings. Queen St. _ .JOHN M ANSON. Teacher of Violin. Man! St o po ' ,ann — studio - 2 «- SyinondT qualified, experience! AV would like Pupils, afternoons—Write Teacher. 3308. Stak. "24 Ti ADV ' Trinirv Co "P?e Certificates. •*-* Vacancies Piano. Theory; twelve one! hour lessons fl 1/. —Write S. 3514, Star : . 25 VTAEWA KAIHAU. Teacher of Maori •"-'-*- Songs, Hakas and Pol Dances. 217 Pacific Bldgs. Private Phone 20-108. D "VrAOßl.—Beginners or Advanced, corresxTX pondence courses; highly qualified Instructor.—X.Z. Correspondence Schools, Box 50. Auckland. 25 "VfAYHILL'S Motor School, 8. Lower ,0 A,oert st - Phone 44-174. Established 1918: experienced instructors; certificate guaranteed. p AfILLIXERY Cipsses. 2. Gaze's Bldg»., x '- x la, Karangabape Rd.—Miss Rctheford instructs pupils latest American Millinery methods. g "VIR. WALTER SMITH, Aloha School of • i ' J - Music—Mandolin. Guitar. Banjo. Ukulele, Saxophone. Violin (beginners) Studio. Ift, Turner St.. City. WHS T>IANO. Theory : experienced Lady Teacher. J- Success assured: children or adults; fi 1 / term ; homes visited.—Write S. 3475 Star. 22 ■piAXO, Violin. Mandolin, Ukulele; ex--1 - perienced Lady has Vacancies; thorough "lPthod : £ I 1/ term ; 2/6 lesson —Write S *!'77. Stak. 22 HORTHANP. Typewriting and Boot keeping School: positions " secured 1b leading offices. —Colwill's. Swanson St. ___ , WHS ESTABLISHED 191* *-* By Special Appointment to Her Excellency Lady Jellicoe and Family. Instructor to Miss Ena Stockley. N.Z. Olympic Rep, Winner and Record Holder Australian and New Zealand Championship. BackStroke and Free Style. Gladvs Pldgeon, Breast-stroke Champion and Record Holder Auckland and New Zealand. 1925-26-27-28. Dorothy Grant, 220 and 440 yds Auckland Champion. D. B. ANDERSON, 'Phone 42 746. Box 1327. g — SEE THE WORLD. Six months* Study during evenings will get you your r.M.G. Certificate. Individual Tuition each student. DRULEIGH COLLEGE. Anzac Avenue. BD SSSSS~SS!!~£BSSSSS?!Sg£SSSSB5 — S~~BSEg~? , ~ POULTrTY FOR SALE. A NCONAS, spec«V-i marvels, lay irke --*- leghorns, settings ~ i om 10/6, special postage. 2/6. —Page. Sarawai St.. Paniell. B ANCONAS. Langshans, Mteercas, Orpingtons. White and Browa Leghorns, setI tings and Chix that are second to none.— J Page. Sarawai St., ParueJ. 22 JT>AKGAIX. —1 Drake, 5 Aimai-Campbell j- 1 -* Ducks. 30/; purebred.— i, Waterview Rd.. Stanley Bay. *22 I T>LACK Orpington Settings from -alec ted j - L - > bleeding pens: McLean to c?«l«-Shank strnin : 5_ —107. Western Sprlagfr M. :6 "OLACK Orpingtons, E. Vtwi* Leghorns, *•* Khaki .Campbells : pe*i : _ Ducks: Eggs from Champion Layer* ",/6 per Setting.— L. Mnnday, East Rd . ir;>ndale. x 22 TJM.N. S/6: bollard, 10'; Barleymesl, • A -» 11 6; r->rfltrvme!»l, 11/6: Maizemeal, 12/6; WJK_.tnieal, 12 6 100.—Brown, Auckland. 22 T>KiEDIXG Pec Black Orpingtons; also, ■*-* Sitting Snowden imported White Leghorns. Call and inspect.—B. Arnott, next Old Stone Jug. 22 "DROODY Hens for Sale, Black OrpingA> tons.—H. 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Baily, 6, Kipling Ave.. Eosotn. _24 TiL'RF: Bred White Leghorn Settings: 5 '6, *- Ruakpra-McLean strain. —IG, Foch Ar.. Dominion Rd. 22 CJETTINGS- I.R. r.nd W.P. DucUs, 4/: 8.0., Crniekshank-McLean'?. ."./: wonderful layor?.—7l. Arthur St.. Onehnnea. 25 ITTHITE Leghorn Hens, first-year birds; »~ also. Pair Bantams.—s4, Burnley Ter., Dominion Rd. " X 22 \T7HITE Runner Drakes. Woode champion ''strain: 10/ ench.—Vennall. Edendnle Poultry Fnrni. 161. E'lrndnle Rd. x 22 TTT H. Dnrks f:D. 1 iir;itr.. T,Y:«,y* ,trcin. ** • 2.-.': R r». TTei and in Du-lding*, £1. — R. Vpforc, ■><". \',t .W-crt V.fl - n \ -J f* DT-CK«. 1 i-ir.g. nr=t anrt s-crrd ?r- ----*-'-' son : 4/ each.—Apply TO. Xapier P* IX.L. INCUBATORS. "DELIVER THE GOODS." The 1.X.1i. Canopy Brooder is the most perfect chick-raising device on the marki.i, is the opinion of those that have used them. Write for descriptive Catalogue. It's free. A. A. POND. Manufacturer. Dept. 11.. Lllerslie S POULTRY WANTED. 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