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Dominion, Volume 18, Issue 181, 2 May 1925, Page 9

DANCING. _ ———— ’ DANCINGF DANCING! t MISS JOYCE JULIAN, having Just returned from London, has opened an Academy at 119 Manners Street. City (next Grand Opera House, over "Black Cat”), where sne may be interviewed daily from 10 a.m. till 6 p.m. MISS JULIAN is a Certificated Pupil of' Princess Seraphine Astafieva and Santos Casani, of London. MISS JULIAN will make a speciality of Ballroom Dancing. Sire will also teach Operatic and Classical Dancing, Technical Instruction, Correct Arm .Movements, and Graceful Exercises, Sti?ps„ Style, and Rhythm of the latest London methods DANCING AND DEPORTMENT. (Fancy and Ballroom Dancing.) WAIRARAPA AND WELLINGTON. Principal, il/TISS / DAISY DONNELLY, ill 48 Mulgrave Street. Private Lessons by Appointment. EDUCATIONAL. 99 PER CENT. OF MUSIC STUDENTS WASTE FROM 6 TO 7 OUT OF 10 YEARS’ STUDY. IN Europe, America, and Australia this enormous waste of. time—the result of bad and unsystematic teaching—has been overcome by ‘ the introduction of the Conservatorium Training. With the idea of enabling the students of Wellington to have the. benefit of such an education, MR. GEORGE ELLWOOD and many of the best musicians have opened " THE WELLINGTON CONSERVATORIUM- ' ’ OF MUSIC 180 WILLIS STREET. Ask for prospectus at all Music Warehouses. 'Telephone, 22—831. for fees ranging from .£1 Is. per term. BUSINESS NOTICES. T IMPORTANT! VOUR Children may reasonably exJL poet .£250 reward by your investing only Jl5 for Co-operative Timber Tree Growing, payable (if desired), ONE SHILLING WEEKLY. Subscribers’ "Pass Books” are now obtainable with first week’s contribuTREE PLANTING SOCIETY. LTD., 30 Grey Street, Wellington.