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■ AMUSEMENTS. npHE MISSIONS TO ■ SEAMEN. ' . , TO-NIGHT, at 8, • : CLOSING CONCERT OF 1910. •, Watch-Night Service at 11.15. . JAS. MOORE, Missioner. EDUCATIONAL. The larger dresscutting . SCHOOL.—No matter what one's position in life may be, tho ability to .inako one's.own Garments is an accomplishment of prime importance. Every woman should havo a courso at tbo Langer Dresscutting School. Classes Daily, Tuesday and Friday ' evenings. Needlepainting, Monday - to 4. Country pupils taught by post. Miss Kate Stewart. Principal, yl'- Willis Street (Opposite Shortt's). ■ ■ CROYDON PREPARATORY SCHOOL —Boarding and Day School tor Boys under 13 years of age. Special class for Boys under sis. Miss faomwervilio 81: Hill Street. JTIITZHERBERT TERRACE SCHOOL ■ID, Boarding and Day School,for Girls, ' 'Principals:. ' Miss Babar, M.A., Miss Rachel Richmond (Higher Certificate N.F;U). Preparatory Classes for Children under 8. |P HILTON ' ' HOUSE' ' '-'SCHOOL, 255 THE ' TERRACE, Wellington." Boarding and Day School for Girls. ■'/Principal: MRS. HENRY SMITH. jgANKS'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. I'"o'r instruction iii— ''" ' . ' ACCOUNTANCY, - : ' 'V : BUSINESS PRACTICE, SHORTHAND (Pitman's), and TOUCH TYPE WRITINU. Students Prepared-.forr-, JUNIOR AND SENIOR CIVIL SER. ': VICE, .MATRICULATION, ' SOLICITORS' GENERAL KNOWLEDGE, and MEDICAL PRELIMINARY EXAMINATIONS. .-For last year's examinations, 51 candidates were presented,; 40 .of ,«:hom passed.- ■ ' -GAS; ; iEONIHG- . ■ ; : *ANOLEB.; FOE USB IN ' PRIVATE HOMES, BOARDIMC-HOUSES, ■ . . SCHOOLS, RESTAURANTS, , , HOTELS. . MANGLE 16 TIMES AS' FAST ~ AND BETTER THAN , AN.Y - . HAND PROCESS. For all Particulars Apply or ■Write to ' . -HOLWIES, ; WOODWARD-STREET, " ': WELLINGTON."''' '

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