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Dominion, Volume 15, Issue 56, 30 November 1921, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS. J DAME CLARA BUTT DAME CLARA BUTT DAME CLARA BUTT DAME CLARA BUTT And MR. KENNERLEY RUMFOTID. MR. KENNERLEY RUMFORD. TWO GREAT ARTISTS, RETURNING TO THE DOMINION. PREFERENTIAL BOOKING. A PPLICATIONS WILL BE RECEIV--2k ED AS FROM TO-DAY FOR PR& FERENTIAL BOOKING for the opening concert of the tour. Seats will be allotted prior to the opening of the plan for general booking. Applications should be mado or sent to MESSRS. J. AND N. TAIT, C/o The Bristol Piano Co., Wellington, accompanied by remittance. FRONT ROW BALCONIES and BODY OF HALL, 12s. Gd., and with tax, 13s. OTHER ROWS OF BALCONIES and BODY OF HALL, 10s., and with tax 10s. 6d. rjTOWN HALL. TOWN HALL,' Direction ...*.' J. and N. TAIT. OPENING CONCERT OF THE TOUR, WELLINGTON, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 7. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 7. Followed by Concerts on SAT., 10th; MON., 12th; WED., 14th. J. AND N. TAIT Have again tho honour, after an interval of seven years, to announce the visit to Now Zealand of DAME CLARA BUTT DAME CLARA BUTT DAME CLARA BUTT DAME CLARA BUTT DAME CLARA BUTT And MR. KENNERLEY RUMFORD. MR. KENNERLEY RUMFORD. MR. KENNERLEY RUMFORD. MR. KENNERLEY RUMFORD. The Distinguished English Singers. Supporting Artists — Daniel MELSA, MELSA, The Brilliant Polish violinist, who has created a furore in England during the past few years. MISS GRACE TORRENS At the Piano. , NOTE.-PREFERENTIAL BOOKING AS ABOVE. GENERAL BOX PLANS FOR THE FOUR CONOERTS open at THE BRIS-. TOL on MONDAY NEXT, December 5. A Maximum of 12 seats may be booked by any one person. Ordinary Reserved, Seats, 10s. and 7s- 6d. Unreserved Seats, ss. and 3s. All prices plus tax. SCOTT COLVILLE. EDUCATIONAL. TO THE RETAILER. LEARN TO WRITE YOUR OWN ADS! HOW many Retailers pay an Advertising Agency regular fees to prepare their advertisements I Yet nobody can write the ads. for a retail establishment half so well as the man on the spot—provided he knows something about Advertising. The Banks' College Advertising Course is conducted by Mr. Will Appleton and Mr. J. A. Harrison, of The Charles Haines Advertising Agency. Ltd., whose supervision of students' work ensures progress upon practical lines. The instruction, consisting of 24 lessons, has been prepared to fit New Zealand conditions, and is complete yet compact, free from "padding” and wearisome repetition. Write for the booklet "Money in Words,” which tells all about the Course which will help you make your own ads. more productive. Write Now! . ■ BANKS COLLEGE, 98 The Terrace, Wellington. H. AMOS, Managing Director. Telephone 2098.

FREE EDUCATIONAL TRAIN- , ING DURING 1922 AT GILBY’S COLLEGE! AN Examination held at Gilby’s College on Sat- • urday, December 17. for the granting of FREE AND CONCESSION SCHOLARSHIPS. tenablo for the year 1922. Any boy or girl holding Proficiency or higher leaying Certificate may compete. Entrance to this Examination is FREE! Scores of young pepnle have gained Scholarships during th© past three years. Call at Gilby’s College or write for particulars. Entries close on Wednesday. December 14; GILBY’S COLLEGE. LTD., James Smifh’s_Buildings, Lower Cuba .Street. Wellington. Telephone 21-818, P-D- Box 203. • MIND, MORALS, AND MUSCLE! All-round Development for Boys at OCEAN BAY SCHOOL, MARLBOROUGH. Public School Curriculum. The Hostel offers good moral training: generous, wholesome diet; playground of 1500 acres by the sea. , Ocean Bay School, Marlborough, provides the ideal environment for the making of manly boys. References: Colonel A. A. Corrigan, Dr Pomare, C.M.G., Messrs. F. S. Pope, W. H. Rose, J. W. Collins, and others. Particulars from REV. JOHN A. CRUMP, F.Z.S., Ocean Bay. HUTT GIRLS’ SCHOOL. CHILTON SAINT JAMES. WATERLOO ROAD, LOWER HUTT.. TTWARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR .O GIRLS. Principal, Miss Geraldine Fitz Gerald. Vacancies for Boarders. Next Term commences February, 1922. School. Telephone 115, Lower Hutt. Prospectus may be obtained from the Secretaries, Messrs. Clarke, Menzies, Grif. fin and Ross, P.O. Box 486, Wellington, or from the Principal. A STANLEY WARWICK, • Teacher of ELOCUTION AND DRAMATIC ART. Adjudicator, Wellington Competitions, 1920. Christchurch Competitions, 1921. Studio: Rooms 12 and 17, Macarthy’s Chambers, Willis Street. Particulars on application to Studio. Schools and Colleges visited.

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