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BURNSIDE HIGH SCHOOL EVENING CLASSES 1986 FULL LENGTH Weeks) ART (Wed) DRESSMAKING (Tues, Wed) TYPEWRITING (Tues, Wed) WOODWORK JAPANESE (Mon) CAKE DECORATING BEGINNERS (Mon) SHORT COURSES (12 Weeks) COOKING FOR ALL OCCASIONS (Tues): Term 1 and 2 HAIRCUTTING (Thurs): Term 1 and 2 PAINTING & PAPERHANGING (Tues) MAORI LANGUAGE & CULTURE (Thurs) MAORI LANGUAGE—INTERMEDIATE (Mon) CAKE DECORATING—ADVANCED (Wed) COMPUTING: Term 1 and 2POTTERY—BEGINNERS: Term 1 and 2 KEEP FIT (Ladies): Term 1,2 and 3 How to Enrol: Come to the School Office, Greers Road, between 8.30 am and 4pm or ring the School Office (Phone 588-383) and ask for a Prospectus and Enrolment Form to be posted out to you Notes: Hours: All classes 7-9 pm Fees: $2O (full length courses) $l2 (short courses) Classes Commence Week Beginning 17 February 1986 7 s
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Press, 8 February 1986, Page 12
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138Page 12 Advertisements Column 3 Press, 8 February 1986, Page 12
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