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EDUCATIONAL. WELLINGTON TECHNICAL COLLEGE COMMER CI AL DEPARTMEN T ACCO UN TA NOY PROFESSIONAL EXAMINATIONS Classes are held from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m.. commencing Monday, February 1, 1943. Monday: Bookkeeping 1., 11. and 111. Mercantile Law I. Auditing. Tuesday: Trustee Law. Bankruptcy Law. Wednesday: Bookkeeping 11. and 111. Thursday: Mercantile Law. , Secretarial Law. Company Law. Head of Department may ibe consulted nt the College 'between. 7 .p.m. and 8.30 p.m. on Monday and Tuesday, February 8 and 9. IL G. BIDDING, Director. WELLINGTON TECHNICAL COLLEGE HIGH SCHOOL New Term Commences MONDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1943. It. G. RIDLING, Director. MARIA DRONKE, The well-known Continental Actress and Reciter (produced in Wellington with her pupils: "The Kingdom of God,” “Hippolytus,” and “Shakespeare’s Women”), RESUMES HER TEACHING OF Dramatic Art and Verse-epeaking, A’oice-production and Speech-training, and Curing of Impediments, IN THE STUDIO, 11 HAY STREET. ORIENTAL BAY. on FEBRUARY 1. Interviews Monday till Friday 5-7 p.m., or by Appointment. dies sine''"** ST. MARK’S CHURCH SCHOOL (Kindergarten to Std. 6, inclusive) Will re-open on Wednesday February 3. New pupils enrolled Tuesday 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. No vacancies above Std. 2. JOIN THE NEW CLASSES! JgKhf 1943 SEASON Xrjf OPENING **** PIONEER THIS MOVEMENT. H. G. WELLS RECOAiaiENDS AN INTERNATIONAL (LANGUAGE FOR (POSTWAR R ECO NiST RU CTIO N. The 1943 season of the Wellington Esperanto Club opens next Monday, February 1, 1943, at 7.45 p.m., Esperanto Hall. 166 Cuba Street (opp. Time Theatre), Wellington. Membership, 12/6 per annum —under IS, ii/-. Eperanto is a fascinating language—harmonious, flexible, and expressive, wit bout exception to rules. You are invited to join the new classes. MISS LUCY COWAN, L.T.C.L. (EIOC.), Registered Teacher of Speech Training, resumes teaching ou FEBRUARY 5. Voice Production, Dramatic Art and Preparation for Trinity College (London) Diploma and local examinations. Coaching for entertainments and special occasions. ROOM 320, T. & G. BUILDINGS, Lambton Quay, Wellington. Railway Concession to Pupils. SCHOOL OF RUSSIAN BALLET. Principal; DIANA PO WElt-PA LJIEIt, A.1.5.T.D., M.1.5.T.D., L.I.S.T.D. (London) (Cecehetti and Stage Branches). Former member of the Ballet Russe de Paris in Europe, and the Espinosa English Ballet in London. Principal dancer and assistant for Madame Lydia Kyasht in London. Pupil of world-famous dancers and teachers in London and Europe. Studio now reopened for 1943 at 59 MANNERS STREET (Ent. Cornhill Street). PHONE 47-740. THE JUNE SCOTT STUDIO OF DANCING Re-opens MONDAY, FEBRUARY 1. Tuition in all branches. Studio: 31 Ngata Street, Palmerston North. ' ZILLAH CASTLE ZILLAH CASTLE A.ILC.M., L.R.S.M. (London). Laie of Royal Coll, of Music (London) Diploma Eng. Society of Recorder Players. TEACHER OF VIOLIN And Recorder (English Flute). Resumes Teaching MONDAY, FEBRUARY 8. Terms on application. 27 i'n11.inlio St.. Wellington S.l. Tel. 25-34 1 .) MISS LORNA BLACK. L.R.S.M. (London!. Registered Teacher of Pianoforte, "l.’irct Term, UH."., begins on MONDAY. FEBRUARY 1. SI udios—--2 WOODWARD STREET. 26 GLUN ROAD, KELUURN. Telephone 27-830. MRS. ETHEL MACKAY Resumes teaching MONDAY, FEBRUARY 1. Address: 4 Willis St. Assistnnts: Misses A. Duff. Long. Gayfnrd. FLOKENCE E. HOBBS, Reg. Teacher. liesuines tuition Feb. Ist. I’inn., Organ. Theory. Singing for Childrens Voices. STUDIO: 2 Kensington Avenue. ITtone. MISS L. G. PINFOLD. L.T.C.L., L.R.S.M. (LONDON), ILT.. liesuines Tuition Pianoforte, Teaching, and Form. Harmony, etc. MONDAY, February 1. Studios: Willerlon Buildings, -'-S Molcsworlh Street, NJ.; Methodist Schoolroom. Karori. W.3. Private Telephone. PLOREN(’E I I 'ITZ(iER A 1 .1?. Tcaeher of Pianoforte Resumes teaching on Tuesday. 9th. bob. STUDIOS: 5 IHiv St., Oriental Bay Tel. 53 112. Si. Thomas’ Hull. Tim Parade, Island Bay.