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EDUCATIONAL. ANOTHER GREGG VICTORY. RG. SCANI.ON, (Gympie), F.1.P.5., • Student, Teacher and Professional Writer of PITMAN'S System for over THIRTY YEJIRS, obtained a Gregg Manual from us on 21st Jan., and after mastering tho 18 lessons in FOURTEEN DAYS, wrote:"Extremely simple, I flexible, and powerful io design, fully equal jto every demand inado upon it for speed of jvriting, and surpassing every other system in legibility, ease and facility of outline, GREGG SHORTHAND appears to me to stand alone as pre-eminently adapted to every peculiarity of the English language." Day, Evening, and MAIL Classes. GRE33 SHORTHAND INSTITUTE, 17-19 Cuba Street, opposite Town Hall. TYPEWRITING of every description promptly executed. ', CIOB2 EDUCATIONAL. ADULT SCHOOL. IMPROVEMENT BACKWARD EDUCATION. Principal MRS. CLAPSHAW, Sen. Quebec House, 237 Wellington Terrace. A LL English Subjects carefully taught. Art -£! of Conversation, Elocution, Correspondence, English Literature; This is tho 6chool you hear so much about.. Personal instruction based upon .individual needs. Try and realise what this lack of education means lo you. Instead of bemoaning the loss of early opportunities, devote yourselves now to the cultivation of your mind. Don't delay a day longer than necessary; promptness is profit. Do not allow yourself to grow old in thought or feeling. You must keep moving with the times or stand still and solitary. Particular and individual attention to dull and nervous pupils. Embrace this opportunity—there is ao time to loso. Cut this out. 6024 .' BALLROOM DANCING. MRS. H. B. MASON'S method of teaching ensures proficiency in the ONE Quarter at Class or in SIX PRIVATE LESSONS. . Classes—Mondays and Wednesdavs. Term commences with pupil. Private Lessons by arrangement. Address 86 Ghuzneo Street, next St. Peter's Church. THE VIOLIN. THE VIOLIN. THE VIOLIN. HPERCIVAL CLARKE, Teacher of Violin * and Stringed Instruments (Pupil of Poussard). Cqccerts given by Pupils annually, and received at any stage. Special Terpis to Children and Beginners. STUDIO. VIVIAN STREET. At Gardiner's Music House. 620 SCHOOL OF DANCING, 76 HILL STREET (Under Vice-Regal Patronage). MISS ESTELLE BEERE has returned, and will interview Parents and Guardians of Intending Pupils. 6056 SINGING. TO PUPILS. MADAME MUELLER has Resumed Tuition in tho above. Oandidates prepared for Trinity Collego aud Associated Board of Koyal College, London, Examinations. Address-fifi CAMBRIDGE TERRACE. c<lso ]r»AN"KS'S ■' COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, ~J.,. 11 GREY STREET. • ; . . Individual Instruction in ACCOUNTANCY, BOOKKEEPING k BUSINESS METHODS, PITMAN'S RHIiUTUA.ND .TOUCH Ti.'EWRITING. Necessary Subjects for Junior and Senior Civil Service. Matric, Medical, and Engineering Prospectus Free on Application. P.O. Bjx IC2. . , CIIU2 THE LANGER DRESSCUTTING SCHOOL. TO THE LADIES OF THE HUTT AND PETONE. MISS KATE STEWART announces that the Dressmaking Classes will re-open at the Now Technical School, Pctone, ,on WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 10, from 7 to 9 p.m. Pupils aro requested to enrol early. THE LANGER DRESSCUTTING SCHOOL. C 1059 94 Willis Street, opp. Shorlt's. MISS ESTELLE REVELLE (Pupil Madame Christian, Sydney), Voice Production, Singing; moderato terms. 43 Aurora Terrace. BSS ANDREWS'S SCHOOL OF DRESSCUTTING. MRS. WIGHTON, Principal, 122 Cuoa Ptr«et. CUT TO MEASURE SPECIAL DEPARTMENT.—In introducing this special department to tho Ladies of Wellinzton, I feel assured that I am supplying a long-felt want, -s many ladies would make their mvn garments had "they a reliable and perfect-fitting pattern to cut from. This system is the latest from America, known as "Andrews's Faultless Tailors' System." Perfect fit guaranteed. 6220 CROYDON . PREPARATORY SCHOOLBoarding and.Day School for Boys under 13 years Special Class for Boys under G years. First Term I'JO'J begins on Thursday, February i. MISS SOMERVILLE, 81 Hill Street. C 1037 VOICE PRODUCTION, SINGING, AND ELOCUTION. MR. LEO. BUCKERIDGE, Pupil of Sir Charles Santley, London, and Signor Blasco, Milan. Address: 77 The Terrace, opposite Dr. Young's. 5788 M : ISS MURIEL M. VARE (A. Mus., V.C.M., Eng.). •■' 11 PIRIE STREET, Teacher of Piano, Theory, Harmony, and Counterpoint, Voice Production, and Singing. CIU7B TyrRS. J. D.. FOLEY, Teacher of Dancing, Victoria Hall, Adelaide Road. Private Lessons arrnged for C 1076 VIOLIN. ~ " nPOWRY PIPER, late of the Crystal Palace JL Orchestra, and pupil of tho late Carl Jung, is prepared to Receivo Pupils for the Violin. Attendance at residence, if required. Address, for terms, etc., c/o. Wellington Pianoforte Company, Lambton Quay. C6S9 TNSIST ON GETTING •*■ MALTHOID MALTHOID ROOFING and DAMPCOURSE. It is NOT the same as others. JOHN DUTHIE AND CO., LTD. JAMES W. JACK. C 1132 PRIVATE HOSPITAL, 94 BROUGHAM STREET, late Residence of the lato Judge Richmond. MISS BUI!I'OUT, Certificated Masseuse, begs to announco that tho above Hospital is now Open for SURGICAL as well as Medical Cases. Resident Certificated Surgical Nurse. Telephone 270 G. ' 5747F BARRAUD AND ABRAHAM, LTD., PALMERSTON. NORTH, FEILDING, AND DANNEVIRKE, GRASS SEED AND GRAIN MERCHANTS. SANDON AND FLAXMERE SEEDS. Fine Old Pasture Ryegrass Seed in Stock. Large Variety Clover, etc. Seeds Mixed if Required. Samples, 'Quotations, and Testimonials on application. BARRAUD AND ABRAHAM. LTD. WOMEN. BE NATURAL. SUPERFLUOUS HAIR. - "Violet Snow Cream "' is a guaranteed Permanent Cure for worst case. Delightfully pleasant, excellent for freckles, blackheads, etc. Where " Violet Snow Cream " is used the hairs on the face wither and fall out, and the roots perish and die; 4s 6d. ' Perrott. Chemist; or post free from Heujjley liurnct, Hair Suecialist, Dunodin

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Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 454, 12 March 1909, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 4 Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 454, 12 March 1909, Page 1

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