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BOARD AND RESIDENCE. TO LET, Furnished Large Double Bed-sitting-room. 90 The Terrace. 'Phone 2820. "OOOMS. Breakfast, on Terrace, for four AV gentlemen; friends; private home. 'Phono '3911. ANTED, by lady, Board and Residence in ICelburn. Reply "A Teacher," "Dominion" Office. ANTED, by student, Bed-sitting- * ' room; use of conveniences. Apply "Teacher," "Dominion" Office. 7W~ICE Home for two schoolgirls, assist■l™ anco given with home, lessons. Apply "Nice Home," "Dominion" Office. "VTACANCY, well furnished, large front y room, balcony, singlo, double bedsitting room, harbour view, quiet, 'phone 1-161.. 59 Boulcott Street. 'TCJ'ANTED, good Accommodation, elder- * » ly couple,-with companion, within easy distance of Wellington, for two or three weeks. • Apply "X.," "Dominion" Office.TMTARLBOROUGH House, 21 Kent Ter■l'JL race (under new -managsment); superior Board and Residence; one minute from tram and post office. 'Phone 1294. nnHORNLEIGH, Boulcott Street, Wellington. First-class Accommodation for Tourists, Travellers,, and Permanent Boarders.—Mrs. E.. Jones. Telephone 1671. WAITANGI House, Boulcott Street. »" Once more ander Mrs. O'Loughlin's superior management. An idoal place to stay at. Moderate terms. 'Phone 1200. QUEEN'S PRIVATE HOTEL. PLIMMER STEPS. Opposite "Dominion" Newspaper Office. One minute from tram, rail, or steamer. Every comfort and convenience. Exool. lent cuisine; moderate tariff. B.P.DAVIS,. 'Phona .2310. Proprietor. GLOUCESTER HOUSE, 33 Gloucester Street, West, Christchurch (five minutes from G.P.0.). Private Board and Residence. Close to Boat Sheds, Public Garden's, Colleges, and Museum. Telephone 982. Terms, 6s. per day. Special Terms to Families and Permanent Boarders. MRS. S. FORD, .Proprietress.. "RADNOR," WATERLOO GUADRANT, AUCKLAND. TVTEW HOUSE, overlooking Government ■L™ House grounds and commanding magnificent views of the harbour; lighted throughout with electric light. Every comfort and convenience. • Moderate tariff. MRS. G. H. M'DONALD. *Phone-457A. UNDER~NEW MANAGEMENT. THE NEW WENT WORTH HOTEL, Clyde Quay. "jl/fBS. PARSONS Gate of Chriatchurch) If J- has taken over the above Hotel, completely renovated. Tariff excellent; an unsurpassed sea view from upper rooms and lounges; one minute from Te Aro Station. , Permanent Boarders, 255. per weok. AH A B A . HOUSE, WAIKANAE. AN IDEAL PLACE TO SPEND A' QUIET HOLIDAY. Fine, Mild Climate. Good Trout Fishing. Tennis Oourtg. (MRS.) E. M. WILLIAMS, Proprietress. HITEHALL PRIVATE BOARDING•HOUSE (Opposite "Dominion" Offioa). PLIMMER'S WELLINGTON (Entrance also from Boulcott Street). . i Situated in spacious' gardens,' with splendid view of City and Harbour; one minute from tram,' Post Office, and. wharves. ' Excellent''.cuisinet: .Hot- and cold water, and all conveniences. Terms, is. 6d. per day, or from JBl per -week. 'Phone, 1617. Mrs. Chapman, Manageress.' ; PROFESSIONAL ENCACEMENTS. PIANOFORTE THEORY. OF."MUSIC' AND HARMONY. ' MISS C. ' SIMPSON,' L.A.B. MISS SIMPSON ' resumes teaching at her Room at The Bristol Piano Company oh WEDNESDAY, 2nd February. Pupils prepared for all Practical and Theoretical. Examinations. Address, 19 Devon Street; Tel., 2937. ■ COl'E - DOWSING Has Resumed Lessons AT HER STUDIO, 94 Willis Street (opp. Shortt'6), "Madame's ;. System is Unequalled.". , JJERBERT S. CLAUGHTON, L.T.C.L., Director Wellington Musical Union; .Organist St. Andrew's 'Church, . • Terrace, . . Can receive limited number of pupils. PIANO, ■ SINGING, THEORY. Lessons in City Studio; St. Andrew's Hall, The TeTrace; or at Private R-esi-dence, 49 Upland Road, Kelburn. MR. H. .: TEMPLE. , WHITE, Teacher of PIANO, ORGAN, SINGING, AND THEORY. Resumes Lessons 1 MONDAY', January 31, 1916. . ■ , Write or 'Phone for Prospectus. VOICE PRODUCTION AND SINGING.' "It/TISS TERESA .M'ENROE, A.T.C.L., L.A.8., resumes teaching at 8 Boulcott Chambers, Boulcott Street, on MONDAY", January 31'. BT.8 T.'JAMES'S PRIVATE KINDERGARTEN AND PREPARATORY SCHOOL, Adelaide Road. First term commences on TUESDAY, Ist February. Miss Mowbray will be at the School from 9.30 a.m. to 12 on MONDAY, 31st January, to enrol Pupils and receive Parents. VOICE PRODUCTION, SINGING, AND ELOCUTION. MR, LEO. BUCKERIDGE will Resume Teaching on THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 3rd. • 77 The Terrace. Tel. No. 2668. TECHNICAL COLLEGE. THE PRACTICAL MAN'S AGRICUL- . TURAL COURSE. AGRICULTURAL:. Chemistry, Botany, Zoology, Vet. Science, Dairy Science, Shearing, Wool-classing, Farm Work, Judging Farm Stock. ENGINEERING: Heat and Petrol Engines, Mechanical Drawing. Practical Mathematics, Surveying, Electricity. Reinforced Concrete Work, Work, Machine Shop Practice in .Building Petrol and Steam Engines. OTHER SUBJECTS: Carpentry and .Toinery, Plumbing,-English, Book-keeping. Specially qualified Instructors in Agricultural and Daiy Science, Practical Agriculture Work, Engineering Theory. Engineering Workshop, Carpentry, Plumbins. and Book-keeping. ■ The College is equipped with excellent Engineering, Carpentry, and Plumbing Workshops: Shearing and Farm Stock Judging are taken at yearly Camps on well-known Feilding farms. . Farm work is taken on the School Farm. Marton. Other Courses equally practical are given f in General Subjects, Commercial. Engineering (Mechanical, Electrical and Civil), Building Trades, Cabinetmaking, Domestic and Art Subjects. Accommodation is available for boys at the College Hostel at very low rates. Tliey travel at week-ends free of chora*. lull particulars OA application 188 BIEECK®,