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Evening Post, Volume LXXXI, Issue 92, 20 April 1911, Page 2

MR. and MRS. FORREST. Teachers of Violin and Piano. Pupils prepared for Exams. Room 10-12, top floor, Hume's BuildinEfß, "Willis-street. Private address — Sunnybank, Khandallah. DANCING. THE MISSES M. and E. OAKLEY BROWNE. Ballroom Dancing. Adult Class for Beginners Re-opened Thursda3% 23rd March. Advanced Class Jxeopens Monday, 24th April. Children's Cla'sa Re-opened Saturday Mdrning, Ist April. Private Tuition by arrangement. Classes at Private Residence, 82, Webb-st. Trams pass corner. DANCING. MISS BARBARA PUTNAM will return to Wellington at Easter, and hqr Classes for Plain and Fancy Dancing will commence, in the Goring-street Hall, /immediately on her return. . • Address— "Fair View," Northland. ■ SPECIAL -TO VOCALISTS: J^jp. MEREWETHER MEADOWS, Has Resumed Teaching. Pupils prepared for all Exams. 72, Cuba-street, opp. Royal Oak. PIANO-PLAYING- MADE EASY ! IANO-PLAYING MADE EASY ! The NATIONAL COLLEGE OF MUSIC, 30, WILLIS-ST., guarantees to teach you to play - the PIANO or ORGAN PERFECTLY. No scales. No drudgery. , Exactly the same result, only you learn in SIX WEEKS more than you would in four years in the old method. We return your money if you are unable to play a tune in the first week. FULL •TUITIONj £2 2s. ' Free demonstration daily. MADAME LUCIA DUGAN, Cnief Instructress. Hours 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. A. SMITH, Manager. T G. TURNER, M.1.U.M., "» Teacher of Banjo, Mandolin, Violin, and Guitar, 83, KENT-TERRACE. Trams stop at the door. Terms commence with Pupils. NOTE. — Instruments Lent Free of Chargs to' Inteudinx Pupils. MISS 13. CARE'S SCHOOL O? SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRIT- • ING. ' MISS L. MACDQNALD Principal. TYPEWRITING OFFICE: Stewart Dawson's Buildings, 'opposite Bank . of Now Zealand. Tuition by corrtispondence has special attention. Pitman's Australian Record, 220 words per minute. Highest speed -in the ehortI est time. BOOKKEEPERS' EXAMINATION. To ba held in NOVEMBER, 1911, for the First Time. Conducted by University ' 'of N.Z., under auspices of N.Z. Society of Accountants. r|\HIS Examination will affbrd young J- men in business an opportunity of obtaining a Diploma certifying to proficiency in Bookkeeping and Office Methods. Our Business Practice Department in- ! eludes a Special Course to prepare students for this Examination. It gives a [;riost praotical and useful in Book--Leeping, Bills of Exchange, and Commercial Documents generally. 1 ' Early enrolment necessary to prepare ' j for 1911 Examination Call or send for Prospectus. BANKS'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, 11, GREYtSTREET. . ~'~ '* """Telephone 2098. ME,. BOYIf GAKLICK (Registered A.M.A., Melbourne) ■•jMTASSEUR " 'AND > PHYSICAL , CULTURIST, ''' * ' j SUSSEX. CHAMBERS, PANAMA-ST. -„;•■; ■_ _ • f■• . . , , " " Tel. '2199. ' . For \ RHEUMATISM, SCIATICA, .LUMBAGO, INDIGESTION, LIVER, 1 FRACTURES, AND SPRAINS, J. W. M. HARRISON, GARNET SIMS, , ■OHYSICAL CULTURE EXPERT ■"- ■ (London Diplomas) ' Has now Commenced Classes for the Current Season. Ladies and Gents' Evening Classes. Junior Classes after school hours, Terms Moderate. Private Tuition and Treatment for the Eradication of Physical Defects and Ailments by arrangement. Place you^ physical requirements in the hands of an expert. . Call or write, 134, RIDDIFORD-STREET, WELLINGTON. Frost & Frost Special attention given to Children^ Teeth. Sets of Teeth £2/2/- and £3/3/Single Tooth » 5/Painless Extractions - - l/« Temporary Sets Re-made to Permanent - £1/1/'ieeth Extracted Free when Sets are ' ordered. Open Saturdays till 9 p.m. i WHOOPING COUGH AND ALL THROAT TROUBLES. The "Kelly Sisters," of Fuller's Theatre, Wellington, write: — "We are very pleased to speak in great favour of FLUENZOL. We have both suffered fiom bad throats lately, and a few doses of FLUENZOL gaTe us instant relief. Singing is our profession, aad we shall have much pleasure in recommending FLUEN2OL to our many friends." ALL CHEMISTS AND STORES, |/6 and 2/6 18