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Evening Post, Volume LXXXV, Issue 31, 6 February 1913, Page 2

FITZHEUBERT.TERRACE SCHOOL, WELLINGTON. Boarding and Day School for Girls. 1 Principal : MISS BABER, M.A. rpHE New Term will begin on THtfRS* 1 .DAY, 6th FEBRUARY. Miss Baber will be at horn« on WEDNESDAY, sth February, 10*12 a.m. and ;3*6j>.jm. SINGING. "jITR. C. 11. STEPHENS will be back in Wellington on 12th February, and will reaume Teaohing; _ on the i 17th. _ CD. MACKINTOSH, • No. 36, Kenj>terrace (Music Master Welling inn College), Teacher of tho PIANOFORTE AND. SINGING, Al«o Violin, Flute, Clarinet, and other' Instruments, Will Reoume Teaching on SATURDAY, Ist FEBRUARY, 1913. THEORY A SPECIAL FEATURE. HERR KARL MOLLER, Teacher o! Pianoforte, 29, Vivian-street, will be glad to meet prospective Students by appointment. PIANOFORTE. MISS E. N. TRUEBRIDGE WILL Resume Teaching at her Rooms, 220, Lambton-ouay (over Littlejohn's), on MONDAY, loth Fe-bru* ' ary ; and at Lower Hutt on TUESDAY. 11th February. x Telephone 767. VOICE PRODUCTION AND SINGING *MrR? >{ tm} BUCKERIDGB "(Pupil of ITJL sir Charles S&ntlev, London, and Signor Blasco, Milan) Resumes Teaohing on TUESDAY, 4th February, At Home to intending pupil* MONDAY* 3rd. ' 77, The Tetrace. Tel. 2668. J. H. SMITH, Orffanisfc and Choirmaster, St. Thomas's Church* HAS Vacanoieg for Musio Pupili. Appointments can be mhde by 'Phone 3067. Teaching , Rooms— lll, Hill-street j St. Thomas's Infant Schoolroom (Mondays and Thursdays only). i MUSIC. ' MISS FANNY G. SEALY, L.R.A.M., has returned from London, and will reaume Teaohing Pianoforte, Singing, Harmony, Musical Appreciation, WEDNESDAY, sth February. Address— '3, Pipitea-street, Thorndon. JG. TURNER, M.I.tJ,M~ • Teacher of Banjo. Mandolin, Violin, and Guitar, 83, KENT-TERRAOE. Trams stop at the door. Term* comm»no& with Pupili. NOTE.— -Instruments Lent Free of Gharg« to intending Pupils. MISS iTOARR'B m SCHOOL OF SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING. MISS L. MACDONALD Principal. Typewriting Office: STEWART fiAWSON'S BUILDINGS, Opp. Bank of New Zealand, Tuition by Correspondence has Special' Attention. I Pitman's Australian Record— 22o words per ' minute. Highest speed in the shortest lame. MATRICULATION, AND OTHER ENTRANCE UNIVER* SITY EXAMINATIONS. OUR Claseos for the above Examinations commence on TUESDAY, 4th February, at 5.16 p.m. Students sitting for this year's ex&tnin* • a-tions will receive 6 to 8 hours' instruc* tion per week. 1 INSTRUCTORS ! MR. H. H. CORNISH, M.A. (Double First-class Honours). MR. E. O. HERCUS, B.Sc. (Senior Scholarship Pure and Applied Mathematics). MR. 0. C. MAZENGARB, M.A. (Second* class Honours). ' , MR. J. E. THWAITES, B.A. FORTY PER CENT, of our Students wore successful in the above Examinations last year. BANKS'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE 11, GREY-STREET. Telephone 2098. FABER'S SLIDE RULE, No. 363. With Decimals, Slide Spring, and Ordinary Cursor, 11 inches long, Celluloid Surface. rpHERE has been so big a demand for A these Rules that extra, supplies ftere ordered from the manufacturers. These have now ©ome to hand, and lire offored for ealo nt the Special Price of 13/" At this price we defy competition. At the request of many who have already purchased Rules, we hay« obtained a very fine Manual on the ( Slide Rule, by Charles N. Piclnvorth, which we offer afc 2s 6d. Send remittance with order, nnd goods will be promptly mailed. If not null* factory can be roturnod within *eve& days, and cash will bo refunded. INTERNATIONAL CORRESPON* DENCK SCHOOLS,