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I EDUCATIONAL. "MY BOY IS A CHEMIST AND DOIXG WELL!" r A MOTHER'S tribute to the success of \ J\. her son—to the efficient teaching , methods of the- New Zealand Correspondence ? Schools who made possible tms boy's sucr cess. HER boy is a chemist nsd doing we:l. ABE YOTT INTERESTED IX PHARMACY. Assuming you are and that you hare a : genuine define to pass the necessary exams.— We can help you! Under our skilled guid- ; ance hundreds of young men have qualified ' and are now highly successful practising ! chemists. OUR HOME STUDY COURSE IX f PHARMACY. [ In your spare time and by your own firer side you can acquire from the above course all the knowledge necessary for >' our exams. ■f Writ© to us to-day—our advice on the sub--1 ject wiU be readilv given, r THE ' NEW ZEALAND CORRESPONDENCE I SCHOOLS. LTD. ' (Incorporating Metropolitan and Maoriland , Colleges), . Colwill's Chambers, 1 Swanson street, Auckland, i P.O. Box 50. H 4423-2 DIGBT'S COMMERCIAL SCHOOL.. . Hallcnstein's Buildings lor p. D.1.C.1. PRINCIPAL: MISS M. D. DIGBY, P.C.T., ? . I.P.S. - ' COMMERCIAL EDUCATION includes 3 SHORTHAND, ' TYPEWRITING, : BOOKKEEPING. OFFICE ROUTINE, HANDWRITING, t And ALL subjects necessary for a Com--5 mercial Career. DAT AND EVENING- CLASSES. TERM COMMENCES AT ANY TIME. Triangle, Christchurch. Railway Concessions to Country Students. D 2304-4 " IHRISTCHUBCH COACHING -J COLLEGE. Tuition in Matriculation, Accountants' Preliminary, Bookkeeping, and Accountancy. THE COLLEGE CHARACTERISED FOR ITS PERSONAL TUITION. ww~ u .".. *.«: illustrated Booklet, "A Guide to Accountancy." C. T. MOSLEY, A.P.A., N.Z., A.1.A., N.Z., Director. Offices: Hereford Court, Hereford street. 'Phone 1665. C 2840 SCHOOL OF DANCING. MISS BESSIE MACDONALD, Pupil World-famous Ruth St. Denis School, Los Angeles, has resumed Teaching. Russian Ballet,- National, Toe, Oriental, Spanish, and Interpretative Dancea. , Mias Macdouald specialises in Eurythmics I as taught in the famous Pjelcke -Peterson and Langridge Schools, Sydney. Extensive experience in America and Australia. Latest Fox Trot Steps taught, as danced at Hotels Ambassadors and Wentworth. • Sydney. Studio: NICHOLAS'S BUILDINGS. 176 Manchester street. 'Phone 2790. M 6679 EILEEN TWOMEY, L.R.A.M. (LONDON), Pupil of Frederick Moore, Professor, Examiner, and Lecturer to the Royal Academy of Music, London, TEACHER OP PIANOFORTE. ACCOMPANIST. Studio: VICTORIA CHAMBERS, 104 ARMAGH STREET. Private Address: 1 SEVERN STREET, ST. ALBANS. Telephone 4941. T8675 F. READE WAUCHOP SCHOOL OF DANCING end DRAMATIC ART. 143 A Worcester street (near Manchester street). TELEPHONE 4107. Principals: MR F. READE WAUCHOP. MISS NGAIO MARSH. Assistant:■ MISS THELMA THOMPSON. PRACTICE CLASS EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT AT 8 P.M. Pupils may be interviewed at any hour at the studio. Studio open all day and every evening, W8753 ISS IRIS MONTGOMERY, Member, of the Association, of Operatic Dancing of Great Britain. Two years a mrpil of Espi-nosa. BALLET AND BALLROOM DANCING. Interviews Wednesdav Afternoons ..Only. STUDIO: BOWROX'S BUILDINGS, 162 Manchester street. 'Phone 2060. Corner of Hereford street. • M 6604-6450 STAGE AND BALLROOM DANCING. MISS DOROTHY WHITE, Solo and Acrobatic Dancer, late J. C. Williamson's and Oscar Asche's Company. Six years pupil of Jeannie Brennan, Mistress of J. C. Williamson's Ballet School, and also Alexander Yakolinako (formerly of the Imperial Russian Ballet). STUDIO; Bowron's Buildings, Cr. Manchester and Hereford streets.. Interviews, MONDAYS and THURSDAYS. 'Phone 1645 W8784 MATRICULATION. INDIVIDUAL TUITION R N. M. BELL, M.A.. B.D-, T A 134 Fitzgerald street, St. Albans, , Or 131 Worcester street, City. Prospectus on application. I 8274.* r\ANCING, Deportment, Calisthenics Exer- j I -L/ cisea, under' Royal and Vice-Regal pafI ronage. MISS LOWE will resume Classes May 4th. Evening Classes forming. Fox- i Trot, One-Step, or Waltz taught in three private lessons. At home Friday afternoons. 61 Worcester street. L 4430 LXR M. NUNES (FROM LONDON), »(. PIANOFORTE. Moderate Terms. • I 401 BARBADOES STREET. NC557 'Phone 2323. No. 16 Car. Write or interview. ERE BUCHANAN, I » TEACHER OF VIOLIN, . I 312 Montreal street. Ring 'phone 4343. D 2804 INSURANCE COMPANIES. LONDON AND LANCASHIRE INSURANCE CO., LTD. TTHE-E, MARINE, AND ACCIDENT " BUSINESS IN ALL ITS BRANCHES/ LOCAL DIRECTORS: MR JOHN RENNIE,: Managing Director Fleming and Co., Ltd. MR J. W. K. LAWRENCE, Public Accountant and Auditor. v MR ROBERT BELL, Managing Director Lyttelton Times Co., Ltd. AGENTS and ATTORNEYS: PYNE, GOULD. GUINNESS, LTD., Corner Cashel and Manchester streets. P6660 —llO UT H BRI TI S H," A NEW ZEALAND INSTITUTION. 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