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EDDCATIONAL. TTTELLIKGTON DIOCESAN SCHOOL 2'OR GIRLS, :\G.\ IjWA, ILUJTON. The SECOND TEEM commenM*, and PupjU rcauae residence, on THURSDAY, ' May Cab. 9781 r GIRL 3, UIGH SCHOOL, CUR IS T(JHCRCIi. fpHE NEXT TERM will commence on ■*- THL'R.-iDAy, June- ith. Tflo Lady Principal v.'il! to nt the School to receive Parents iUid Now Pujdis on TUESDAY, Juna ■:>.<!, iroKi H.'-C r..m. tr» 12.30 p.m. Proepectns. rivin? full ii.fcrrnatioa aii to Fie/-, Prepar; t -ty Cla??, .Scr.oo! Louse, c;:n be t'liUirrcd at th-e Sclkk>l Csr.U-.-ljiir:.- C-:! , :--. j Tin.' h:::»:i H.":*rflin^ r i:ou&o id now ot Arnuiyh •iroct \\"<st. GEORGE 11. iIA?O_N, li'.-giatrar. Coi'pi-c. 9791 ! ! T3ANGIORA TECHNICAL SCHOOL. ; CLASSES REASSEMBLE as follows:— | Cooliinsj aid V 1 2Gth :nst. } Drcs^-tit , . .ti-j—TiJursiay, i::lh ;;ist. i Vi*oo!-c';i.- :r.2—yrlur.'.". 231b. inct., and j Saturday! 30:•! met. j Spocis! attontisM k: tlircctod to the Wool-5-o.tinif C!af:-os. The instructor, .7. Riloy, han iir.<l extviis:v«> cxprrionce in Brndi'ord, Au-iira!i:i., arid Nov/ Zealand. Classes will be commenced in ;iny iiart of the district i v.-li'.ro «u.Tirk>H .'nduncnient c-ffcrs. j Furtlver partxulj.r.s from T. R. CKESSWELL. M.A., Director, Or ROBERT BALL, 3300 Cnairman. THE EDUCATION BOARD OF THE DIS- . TRICT OF NORTH CANTERBURY. rpHE Bonrd invike SEPARATE APPLIX CATIONS, accompnnied by trstjinonia's, for the following APPOINTMENTS, to bo «nt in, addressed to the Secretary of the Board, not later than 4 p.m. on THURSDAY, JUNE Uh. Applications received later than th« advertised time cannot bo coneidered: — ASHBURTOTC—Ist Assistant Mistress. Salary £ISQ-£2IO. RANGlOHA—Assistant Master. Salary i'lSo-£2lO. WAlN'Ul—Jiaster or Mistress. Salary £150----£IBO. LYTTELTON—Ith Assistant Mistress. Salary Xl2O-JEISO. VIEW HlLL—Mistress, solo charge. Salary .CI 120 £150 ! AKAR'OA—2nd Assistant Mistress. Salary I £]i)0-£l->0. HORORATA—Assistant Mistress. Salary XIC-0-il2f). SPRINGFIELD—Aaaistant Mistress. Salary £100-£l2O. NOTE—Forms of Application bo obtained at the Board's Office. H. C. LANE, Secretary. ChrJ3tchiirch, 22nd May, 10U. 9803 G(l RT O N COLLEGE, LATIMER SQUARE. IN responno k> Tpqucsts from former oupils, t MISS C. FREEMAN, 8.A., will t«comnaence her Classes for LADIES next term. Ladies' English Literature Class. Ladies' Elocution Class. > .Ladies' English Composition and Grammar ■ Clnse. Classes also forming for French Grammar snd Cortversation, Swedish Gymnastics and Dancing. Lectuns on London: Anciont and Modern, George Eliot, R. L. Stevenson, c.nd oth-tr Authors. Terms for-course of lectures, etc., an application..' C. FREEMAN, 8.A., ' 9736 Principal, Girt on Colkgo. S. MARGARET'S COLLEGE, 33 ARMAGH' STREET. DAY AND BOABDING SCHOOL FOR GIRLS (ANGLICAN). THE NEW BUILDING ivill be OPENED by tho Lord Bishop of the Diocctso on WEDNESDAY, June 10th. The term begin* JUNE '.".h. ■ For Prospectus apply Sister in Charge, ,28 Armagh street, who will be at home each Wednesday from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. or at other times by appointment. 8777 LOWEH RICCARTON.

■pEVEREL PRIVATE SCHOOL—Prtnci--I- pals: MISS D. OTLEY, MISS J. BEAN. Term commences JUNE let, or from date of Enrolment. - Letter's, The Vicarage, Addington. 116»> HOUSE BOARDING -»»•' ' SCHOOL FOR BOYS, Now Brighton, Chriatcburch. Principal, Mr Wm. Wileon. XEXT TERM Begins THURSDAY, J June 4th. 8733MISS LOTTIE BARKER, L.A'.B. 0/ R_O£. and R.C.M., London, aleo A.T.C.L., Teacher of Pianoforte, Harmony, and Harp, together with MISS VERA BARKER, 'LJT.C.h., L.A.B. of R.A.M. and London, Teacher of Pianoforte and Harmony, commence Teaching, Monday, May 25th.' 69 Stevens street, Lancaster Park. 1332 PIANOFORTE. MISS ALICE -CARTER will take Pupils for the Pianoforte at 14 GRAFTON STREET, Linwood, or will Visit them at their homes. 1836 TRANCING, Deportment, Physical Culture. •*-' Under Royal and Vice-Regal patronage.MISS LOWE'S Classes for Plain and Fancy Dancing Resume Jun*>' Bth. Evening Classes, Quarter from entry. .Waltzing taught : ji three private lessons. At Home' Friday after.noone. 327 Montreal street. ; pupfLS wanted for the PIANOFORTE, J- moderate terme. Homes visited where neoeesary. Send post. card .to FREDK. HALE (from, London), 42 Totara road, Riccarton, Chrietchurch. Pupils prepared for London College- oi Mueie (local'centre). 713 "WM. CULLEN, PROFESSIONAL T '- TEACHER of Pinno, Violin, 'Cello. Moderate fees Rapid Up-to-date Syetem. Instructs Pupils |in their own homes, or at h» private rosidenco, 24 Lincoln road, Spreydon.< ' ; ' MR C. L. WIGGINS'S PREPARATORY SCHOOL FOR BOYS (809 Durham street)—The School will Re-open on WEDNESDAY, 27th May, at 9.15. Mr Wiggins will be at the Schoolroom on 'lucaday afternoon. Private residence, 83 Bury street, Snrnner. . U^g DEPORTMENT, PHYSICAL CULTURE. PLAIN AND FANCi DANCING MISS COX, assisted by MISS DOROTHY SAUNDERS. will resume Afternoon Classes from June 4th. Evening Cjasecs forming. TE WHARE, 53 HEREFORD STREET W. Telephone 354. C 9182-2 dancing] MISS . BUCHANAN'S BEGINNERS' CLASS (individual tuition, and expert assistants), THURSDAYS, 8 p.m. Practice! Assembly forming, Waltz and Reverse, m ; four private lessons, 'xanso, private and : class, and lessons any time by appointment. I 314 AORANGI, 294 Hereford street^ DIGBY'S COMMERCIAL STrIOOL, HALLENSTEIN'S BUILDING'S (Opposite- D.1.C.). ! Principal: MISS M. D. DIGBY. P.T.C., I.P.S. (Typwta* Section). OFFICE POSITIONS, 71.311. ' Since Ijutt January wo have b-:x>n called upon to fill over ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY {rood permanent and temporary office appointments, and the fact that so j many leading Commercial and Legal firms ■ INVARIABLY APPLY TO US for Short- ! hand Typists and- Junior Clerks bears con- i vincing proof of the THOROUGH PRAC- i TICAL TRAINING .received by our pupils ! DAY AND EVENING CLASSES IN ALL COMMEPXIAL SUBJECTS. TERM COMMENCES AT ANY TIME. Full particulars regarding Foes, etc., on j application. C 5724-3 DO YOU WANT TO LEARN SPANISH? GERMAN? MAORI? WE have Complete Courses oi tuition which, you can take here or study by mail, right in your own home. Each course under a highly qualified instructor. Every New Zealander should •tudy the euphonious language of our Native Race—a most jnterosting study. One student of our "MAORI COURSE," who gained a First Grade Native Interpreter's Certificate, wrote: "My success is due to the way your instructor explained my le3sons. I think he is the best / instructor in Maori in New Zealand." N.8.--Maori is an optional Matriculation subject. . Write for Particulars. GILBY'S COLLEGE, Cathedra! aquare. - . Cfaristchurch. 2CB-1 I ;