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EDUCATIONAL. DANCING, DEPORTMENT. MISS LOWE -begs to intimate that she will Resume her Classes in Christchurch NEXT WINTER, as usual. Address 3506 WARRANDYTE, Victoria. PIANOFORTE. MISS M. STEVENSON, 86 Lichfield street. —The Term Begins on TUESDAY, 3rd February. Pupils prepared for Examinat 4376 MR CHARLES E- TENDALL ia now at home, and'ia prepared to Receive Pupils for the ORGAN, PIANOFORTE, and THEORY OP MUSIC. Out of Eleven Candidates prepared for the Associated Board Examinations in 1901 and 1902 Eleven Passed. Term .Commences on THURSDAY, Feb. 6th. 4320 168 MONTREAL STREET. ORGAN AND PIANOFORTE. MR A. J. W. BUNZ (Organist and Choirmaster, St. Luke's Church), resumes Teaching FEBRUARY 6th, 1903. MUSIC ROOM—Gloucester street. 3600 DANCING DEPORTMENT and PHYSICAL EXERCISE—MISS COX (having returned from Europe) resumes her Classes in the Art Gallery from FEBRUARY 12th. Fancy Class in MARCH. Latest Fancy and Ballroom Dances. At Home Saturdays. 329 St. Asaph atree: West. Telephone 354. 5043 OAKHURST SCHOOL. Tancred street, Ashburton. ■VfISSES A. AND E. PACKE.R. | Term Begins FEBRUARY sth. 6065 ! CHILTON HOUSE SCHOOL. THE TERRACE, WELLINGTON. ■OOARDING and Day School for Girla Prinoipal: MISS A. C. FREEMAN. VOICE CULTURE. MR LEO. BUCKERIDGE (from Milan, also pupil of Mr Charles Santley, London), has taken rooms at the corner of Chan. eery lane and Gloucester street (former Gas Office), whore he will be prepared to receive PUPILS FOR VOICE PRODUCTION and SINGING, at the commencement of the Term, FEBRUARY sth. Any messages may be left with Messrs Miln-er and Thompson. 5299 GIRLS' HIGH SCHOOL. BOYS' HIGH SCHOOL. PARENTS of Pupils who attended at the commencernen; of tihe term ar» remanded 'that THURSDAY February 19th. is ihs Las' Day on which FeJ3 will be received at the reduced rate. Fees .ara payable willhm Founfceen Days from the First Day of Attendance. A. CRACROFT WILSON, Registrar. Canterbury College, ISBh February. 1903. r 7146 SCHOOL OF ART, CHRISTCHURCH. Head Master—G. H. ELLIOTT, Art Master, South Kensington. THE NEXT TERM will Commence on WEDNESDAY, 18th February. £s. d. »» 8 . £ a. d Morning Class.. .. 310 C <_<_£ 12 10 0 Evening Class, one night v per week 10. 0 S«5 010 0 „ „ Two niifhU 1 5 0 »_•„ 0 15 0 ' „ „ Three nights 1 10 0 JJ 10 0 „ Fonr nights 1150 .5 SJj 160 Afternoon Class-Friday SSI I 2.30 to 4.30 p.m., one - g "._ f afternoon per week .. 100 ._a 015 0 Saturday Class for ' •*> „ Teachers and others &'a* (10 a.m. to 1 p.m.)— :*=> Teachers — 0 15 0 010 0 OtherttudentsHulltime) 1 10 0 10 0 „ (half time) 015 0 o '0 10 0 YEARLY FEES. Morning Class.. ..700 600 Evening Clans, three . nights per week 3 0 0 c 2 10 0 „ four nights „ 3 10_0 30 0 A. CRACROFT WILSON, Registrar. Canterbury College, _ 11th February. 1903, 6632 pOMMERCIAL COLLEGE, 150 Worcester street West. PRINCIPALMR C. H. GILBY, F.I.P.S. (Honours). Practical Training for Business Life. Shorthand, Typewriting, Bookkeeping, English, French, Classics, Science, etc., etc. Day and Evening Classes in All Subjects. Every Teacher a Specialist. CHRISTCHURCH SHORTHA-.~» and TECHNICAL SCHOOL, Grain Agency Buildings, Triangle, (Opposite D.1.C.) MISS E. E. DIGBY, M.1.P.5., N.U.T. [ Holder of Teachers' Diploma, granted by the : Incorporated Phonographic Society. Holder of Typewriting Diploma granted by the National Union .of Typists. i MISS M. D. DIGBY, Holder of Sir Isaac , Pitman and Sohb' First-class High Speed ' Certificate. ' SHORTHAND. HIGHEST RESULTS, 1902. ] At the Speed Examination held in August ■ of this year by the Christchurch Shorthand Writers' Association, out of the ELEVEN ' First-class Speed Certificates granted. TEN ' were obtained by pupils from this School. 1 TYPEWRITING. < Every description of Typewriting and Mime- 1 ographing done by an efficient staff of opera- ] tors. Typists, with or without machine, avail' . able at any time for casual offloe work, etc. J PUBLIC NOTICE}. ] COVERED IN COACH TO CHEVIOT. A COACH now RUNS between Waipara < and Cheviot EVERY MONDAY WED- , NESDAY, and FRIDAY, and returning from , Cheviot on TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and ' SATURDAYS. JOHN BOYCE, I Proprietor. v Saddle Horses and Traps always on Hire f at Waipara Station at the Shortest Notice. PATENTS AND TRADE MARKS ? QBTAINiCD IN ALL COUNTRIES. * A. J. PARK. HEAD OFFICE: DUNEDIN. AGENTS: ENGLAND and THOMAS. No. 208 Hereford street, Christoh-rdb. Patent Handbook (40 pages) Freo. 603

"THE TWO-SPEED HUB." We have iust opened up a shipment of the new style "Two-speed Hub," with an automatic free-wheel on the high gear. This combination now gives the advantage of two gears with an ordinary free-wheel. This two-speed hub is without doubt one of the finest things that has ever been introduced to the cycling public. Call and inspect our "Anglo* bicycles, fitted with "The Two-speed Gear Hub." AngloN.Z. Cycle C*ompany, D.LC, Lichfield stmt, and 226 Hi*h stmt,—(A4t4)