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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1663, 1 February 1913, Page 1

PROFESSIONAL ENGAGEMENTS. PRIVATE KINDERGARTEN AND PREPARATORY SCHOOL. Kent Terrace Presbyterian Schoolroom. fTVHE new term will begin on WED- -*- . NESDAY, February sth. Miss Mitchell will be at the 6chool on TUESDAY, 4th February, to receive new pupils. . . PIANOFORTE, THEORY OF MUSIC. AND HARMONY. MISS C. SIMPSON, L.A.B. rpHE first term begins on THURSDAY, . 6th February. Miss Simpson will bo at her room at the Dresden on WEDNESr DAY to receive .old and new pupils. Address, 19 Devon Street. M IS 3', TEWSLEY, TEACHER OP GERMAN, BEGINS .TEACHING FEBRUARY 3rd. 4 Athol Crescent. Telephone 2210. TTINDEEGARTEN AND PREPARATORY SCHOOL. CLIFTON TEB.EACE (next Bridge). Principal: MISS FRANCIS. .' School Reopens on MONDAY. FEBRUARY 3rd. 1913. M iss URSULA TEWSLEY, Teacher of Pianoforte, RESUMES TEACHING, FEBRUARY 8. i Athol Cresoent. Telephone 2210. VOICE PRODUCTION AND SINGING. BUCKERIDGE (Pupil of Sir Charles Santloy, London, and Signer Blasco, Milan), Resumes Teaching on TUESDAY, 4th ITebruary. At Home to intending pupils MONDAY. 3rd. 77'Tho Terrace. Tel. 2GGB. KINDERGARTEN &' PREPARATORY . SCHOOL, 103 Pirie Street.THE New Term will begin on,WED- , NESDAY, February Bth. Mrs. Menard will be at Home on February 3 and, I to meet Parents and Intending ! Pupils.'. . i ,

VIOLIN. •• MISS LAURENA ~P: -ANDERSON resumes Teaching on MONDAY, 3rd February. Address, 81 Talavera Terrace, Welling*toa. -At Begg'B MONDAY nnd THURSDAY AFTERNOONs, at 2 p.m. " : - "music. ' ■ ~~ , PIANOFORTE AND SINGING. MK. iUfcIKBJSKT ; S. ULAIKjiITON, " L.T.C.L. ' -v- . Organist of St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church,- Tho Terrace, 'v :.-..Ha? ; .-Vacanoies. for-Pupils. Studio: St. Andrew's Kchoolrdom. ■ Mondays and Thursdays,' 2 to 5.30; or apply to private residence, 49 Upland Road, Rclburne, "close to cable car, . ,■ fj D. MAOITINTOSfI,, V*' ■--N0..80.-Keiv(riTerraco«L_.i:.->j.! (Musio: Master ••Wellington: ■ - Teaohe/-'-.of .thov-0.-:I PIANOFORTE AND SiNGlNfcf, Also ■ Violin,. Mute,. ',Clarinet, l and otMr ... -.. .Instruments. • ■ Will Resume Teae hinq'- on BATU Ki)A X, ' Ist FEBRUARY, 1913:' THEORY, A SEECfAL: FEATURE. • MARGARETS NEUMANN, TEACHER OF PHYSICAL CULTURE, Routh's Buildings, Featherston Street. .Resumes Teaching' at her Rooms on | ; • MONDAY,;FEBRUARY 3rd. ' , Interviews 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. "EUTZHERBERT TERRACE SCHOOL, . sWELLINQTON. . - BOABDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR ' GIRLS. - ■ Principal i MISS BABER, M.A. Th° now Term will begin on Thursday, February 6th. > . Miss Baber will be at home on Wcdncsday,.February sth„ 10-12 a.m. and 3-5 p.m. /■'PIANOFORTE PLAYING. w-' BAXTER BUCKLEY Resumes Teaohlng " FEBRUARY 17th, 1913. Studio: 229 WILLIS STREET. Hours: 9-12, 2-5.

(CHILTON HOUSE SCHOOL, 255 The Terrace. Boarding and Day School for Girls. Principal ['MRS. HENRY SMITH. ' Next Term Begins on,THURSDAY, Fob- : , ruarythe 6th. Mrs. Henry Smith will be at Home on and after MONDAY,' February the 3rd. ■ New Girls are asked to be at the School on WEDNESDAY, February the'sth, at 10 a.m. Old Girls \ are oordially inviteH to the opening of the School on THURSDAY, February the'fith. ' CHRIST'S COLLEGE, CHRIST- , CHURCH. ' Governors: The Warden and Fellows of Chrisfa Collogo. Headmaster: ■ ■ ' ERNEST A. BELCHER, M.A., Late Assistant Master at-Clifton and ■ some time Exhibitioner of Lincoln College, Oxford.' Assisted by-Fouijteen University Graduates.' ' " HEADS OF DEPARTMENTS: CLASSICAL—Bernard Matthews, M.A. (Shrewsbury arid Cambridge), late Scholar of Caius College ;j Ist class Classical Tripos. MILITARY—J. Monteath.' B.A. (Clifton and Cambridge), Christ's College; 2nd class Classical Tripos. 6CIENCE—A. E. FLOWER,. M.A., M.So. (Christ's College and N.Z.), late Senior Scholar of the University of N.Z. MATHEMATICS—E. Granville Hogg, ,-M.A., F.R.A.S. (Dublin), late Scholar of Trinity College, Gold Medallist in Mathematics.

MODERN LANGUAGES—{"Seconded" from Clifton College Staff in May, ; under the Public School Extension Scheme), F. Lutton Carter, M.A. (Cambridge), Modern Language Master i at Clifton, late Scholar of Pembroke ' College. ; CHRIST'S COLLEGE is a Public School with Classical, Modern, and Military Sides. - The last-named will bo opened in February, and is specially designed for candidates for Woolwich, Sandhurst, and the Royal Military College at Duntroon, as well as for those who are to take up any "branch of Engineering. Boarders aro received by tho Headmaster, Mr. Flower, and Mr, Merton. Parents aro advised that it is necessary to enter their eons some timo ahead for any particular House. NEXT ENTRANCE EXAMINATIONS: 1913, Ist Term (at * tho College), February 5 nnd 6. 1013, 2nd Term (at candidates' Preparatory. Schools), April 25 and 20. Prospectus, etc., may bo obtained on application to tho Bursar, Christ's College, Chnstchurch. W. GUISE' BRITTAN, CbruU&oK&i 18th 1814. rSM '