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BOARD AND RESIDENCE. KOOM3, Breakfast, on Terrace, for four gentlemen; friends; private home. 'Phone 3911. WANTED, by student, Bed-sitting-ct room; use of conveniences. , Apply "Teacher," "Dominion" Office. TWICE Home for two e:toolgirls, assist- ' anoa given with home lessons. Apply "Nice Home," "Dominion" Office. "\JACANCY, well furnished, large front » rp.om, balcony,' singlo, double bedsitting .room, harbour view, quiet, "'phone 14fil. 59 'Boulcott Street. ■• IMTAELBOROUGH House, 21" Kent Tcrrace (under new management); superior Board and Residence; one minute from traru and post office. 'Phone 1294. mHORNLEIGH, Boulcott Street, Weliington. First-class Accommodation for Touri®; Travellers, and Permanent Boarders.—Mrs. I -jE- Jonee. Telephone 1671. Etrase, Bonlcott Street* ■ » Once ,?ii(ir$ J :inder .Mra. O'Loughlin's superior management: An ideal place to elay at. Moderate term's. 'Phone 1200. QUEEN'S PRIVATE HOTEL. V>K PLIMMER STEPS. Opposite "Dominion" Newspaper Office. One minute from tram, rail, or steamer. Every comfort and convenience. Excellent cuisine; moderate tariff. R. P. DAVIS, 'Phone 2310. Proprietor. (PLOU,CESTER HOUSE, 33 Gloucester Street, West, Christchurch (five minutes from G.P.0.). Private Board and Residence. Close to Boat Sheds, Public Gardens, Colleges, and Museum. Telephone 982. Terms, 6s. per day. Special Terms to Families and Permanent Boarders. MRS. S. FORD, Proprietress. UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT. THE NEW WENTWORTH HOTEL, Clyde Quay. TOfES. PARSONS Gate of Christchurch) 1"-1 L has taken over tho above Hotal, completely renovated. Tariff excellent; on unsurpassed oe;i view from upper rooms and lounges; ono minute from To Aro Station. Permanent Boarders, 28s. per week. Mahaea .house, . WAIKANAE. AN IDEAL PLACE TO SPEND A QUIET HOLIDAY. Fine, Mild Climate. Good Trout Fishing. \ Tennis Court®. (MRS.) E. M. WILLIAMS, Proprietress. HITEHALL PRIVATE BOARDINGHOUSE (Opposite "Dominion" Office). PLIMiIER'S WELLINGTON (Entrance aleo from Boulcott Street). Situated in spacious gardens, with splendid' view of City and Harbour; one minute from tram, Post Office, and wharves. Excellent cuisine. Hot and cold water, and all conveniences. Terms, ie. 6d. per day, or from £1 per weok. 'Phone 1617. Mrs. Chapman, Manageress.

, PROFESSIONAL ENGAGEMENTS. ""DINE Lodge*'' Boarding and Day -H- ,School. 2S Austin Street—Kindergarten and Preparatory School for Girls arid Boys under 10. Principals: Miss Fleming, .Miss Davies (N.F.U.). Dancing and Music taught. Ken term commences February.9th. CROYDON PREPARATORY SCHOOL. .QCHOOL REOPENS on 3rd FEBQ, RUARY. . MISS SOMMERVILLE, Principal. ■ ' TEACHER OF PIANOFORTE. "MISS u - THOMPSON (late o£ .'DuuIwL edinj is prepared to enrol Pupils for the Pianoforte at hei residence, 0 Plunkct Street, Kelburn. /■ VOICE PRODUCTION, SINGING, AND ELOCUTION. ■ MR. LEO. BUCKERIDGE will Resume Teaching on THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 3rd. . . 77 The Terrace. /Tel. No. 2668. •PIANOFORTE THEORY OF MUSIC A. AND HARMONY. MISS C. SIMPSON, L.A.B. MISS SIMPSON resumes teaching at her Room at The Bristol Piano Company on WEDNESDAY, 2nd February. Pupils prepared for all Practical and Theoretical Examinations. Address, 19 Devon Street. Tel., 2937. Jy-ADAME ' COPE • DOWSING Has Resumed' Lessons ' AT HER STUDIO, 94 Willis Street (opp. Shortt's), "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 Terrace; or at Private Residence, 49 Upland Road, Kelburn. 'Phone 2878. - . VIOLIN. MISS GRACE KENNEDY will Resume X ' JL Tuition on TUESDAY, FEBRUARY Ist, 1916. . Address: 38 CLIFTON TERRACE. ■PREPARATORY SCHOOL AND I-. KINDERGARTEN, CLIFTON TERRACE. Principal MISS FRANCIS. SCHOOL REOPENS 'ON ' TUESDAY, FEBRUARY Ist, 1916. MARIST BROTHERS' SCHOOL, Tasman Street.

rjHHE SCHOOL REOPENS TO-DAY, STAFF—6 BROTHERS. • Standard I upwards. WOODFORD HOUSE. AJUNiOR BOARDING DEPARTMENT and a DAY SCHOOL will be opened under tho title of "St. George's," at Duart, Havelock North, on 10th FEBRUARY', 1916. Boarders arrive 3th. Age for Boarders, 7 to 12 years. DAY SCHOOL. Kindergarten—4 to 7 years. Jumor—7 to 12 years. Senior—l 2 years upwards. ' BOYS—4 to 9 years. Parents wishing to make use of a bus with mistress in attendance will please notify the Principal as soon as possible. PRINCIPAL: MRS. B. CROMPTON-SMITH. Fees on application t» Reginald Gardiner, "Tribune" Buildings, Hastings. . COMMERCIAL TRAVELLER. 1 WANTED Known/that Walter P. Hill » ' invites Agonoies on Commission from merchants and manufacturers, for Marlborough, Nelson, and West Coast,, Box 21, Nelson. '> HnHE Imperial Conservatory of Music. A Anyone can learn by our method; no scales; no drudgery, Wa teach from tuelcdios. Rooms, 1 and % Caledonian Chambers, 33 Willis Street,