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educational; J YALL BAY Private Kindergarten.. , ; ■*-* Opens 9th February, 1982.. 113, Apu'. v : crescent. Miss - Hammond interviews •■ Monday afternoon, Bth February. . '.; IT"" PIANOFORTE. '"" \fISS EILEEN GOODSON, L.A.8., will t >» *'*■ commence Teaching Third Week in '— February. 5, Glen-rd., Keiburn. * -~ „ "JUVENILE PANTOMIME." „ EADING Elocution Teacher has few ~. Vacancies in Pantomime Class. Re- ... auced fee, Ss quarterly. Write 1740, Evg. ~; P~~ EDUCATIONAL. ~~~ -£ UPILS Coached in Pitman's Short- "* .. i laS, d.and Touch Typewriting. IndiEvgapM" ltlon guaranteed- App'y ims. -* ELOCUTION AND DRAMATIC ART." JJISS- LOTTIE RASTALL has resumed" Ntthir n tm^el. Ufe 5' *"*** r°ad ' * M. IBt Blt A CONNOR (Pupil of T4 P %■ E *hel ifacka3-), L.T.C.L.. _ L.A.8., Pianoforte, Theory, Harmony, " will resume teaching on Bth February. City Pupils by arrangement. Address: 97, Kainni road, Hataitai. Percussion Band, Hataitai, and cart '- Mrs. Ethel Mackay, 4, Willis-st., Fletcher'* . Buildings. - PIANOFORTE. ]^[I6S NORA GRAY, L.A.8., Resume! • Teaching on WEDNESDAY,' 10th FEBRUARY, at her Residence, 74| Sala- "~ manca road,- Kelburn, and at Karori, 12th February. "\f ARY C. CLACHAN, M.A. (L.T.C.tI «■■ A.Mus.T.C.L.), Pianoforte, Harmony! Theory of Music. Classes arranged for Beginners. . ,* Term commences WEDNESDAY,- 10th x » FEBRUARY. - At Home Monday Afternoon, Bth """ February. ' . .\ Address: "Abcrfoyle," 22, Ohiro road, HTel. 51-586. c \y LAWRENCE HAGGITT, F.T.C.L., "L.T.C.L., L.A.8., Organist and Choir, master St. John's Presbyterian Churcli (late Music Master Prince Alfred College; "J Pianist to the Royal Adelaide. Choral Society; accompanist and solo pianist for SCL Broadcasting Station, etc., Adelaide); »^ has commenced teaching Piano, Organ, -■ Harmony, and Counterpoint. • . ;rf Prospectuses at Bristol, Begg's, and h Ernest Dawson's. ~-, Address 19, Macdonald crescent. Telo» phone 52-804. __j l AND DRAMATIC ART. ISABEL HALLIGAN, Associate Trinity College, London; Gold Medallist, Registered Professional Teacher, HAS RESUMED TEACHING. Students coached for Trinity Colics* Examinations and Competitions. ', ' STUDIO: ,26, Hannah's Bldgs.,' Lambtoa t! quay, Wellington. VOICE PRODUCTION AND ' : * SINGING. ' «" "MADAME EMILY BRIGGS, Late Professor of Singing, "L.A.M., - London, and " .a MISS JEANETTE BRIGGS, X.A.8., i WILL Resume Tuition on MONDAY, i? ■ 15th February. STUDIO: Newport Chambers, 50. Courtenay place, and 2, Matai road, - Hataitai. , Appointments by letter to Hataitai; .^ Wellington and Christchurch Competi-"~ tions' successes-from 1924 ,to 1931 -includ* 8 Championships, i Scholarships, 5 Aggr^JK gate Marks Prizes (diamond ringi^). -;■■ THE JOE'KNOWSLEY SCHOOL OF ■*>• DANCING. .--■ J '' :-> Re-opened on Monday, Ist February, for' <" • the 1932 SEASON. Parents and Intending Pupils -will b* interviewed'between the hours-of-2.30-arid - 5.30 each • afternoon during the week. vSCHOOL OF DANCING, 80 Manners-si. '» Telephone 47-519. ",; gCHOOL OF DANCINGf! ? MISS KATHLEEN O'BRIEN. * r Pupil of M. Michael Fo'kine (New York?,. ," Late Premier Ballet Master, Russian Ira- 5 perial Ballet (Petrograd), Theodore X*» ■• loff (Los Angeles),- Ruth St. Denia (New t" York). Classical: Ned Wayburn (New .' York). Theatrical: Marie Montero (New ", York). .Spanish and Mon. Pianowski ' (Ballet Master), Zalewski Dolinoff, of the Pavlova Company. . ;" . CLASSES AND PRIVATE TUITION " in Ballet, Toe, Operatic, Classical, Greeks "*• Character, National, and Tap Dancing. Classes and Private Lessons resume on ""' SATURDAY. 13th FEBRUARY. Parents and intending Pupils will b« >'• interviewed from Monday, Bth February, - between 10.30 a.m.:and: 12,n00n, 2.30 p.m. and & p.m.' Modern Ballroom Dancing under Miss ' Evelyn O'Brien; Ftudio: Top Floor, , Barber's Buildings, 120, Cuba street.' '"■' i TECHNICAL SCHOOL,. / ! LOWER HUTT. [ «S|CHOOL RE-OPENS on MONDAY, Bth » FEBRUARY, 7 p.m.-9 p.m. Classes will be held in:— Shorthand, Typewriting, Bookkeeping, Accountancy, ■ Mechanical Drawing, -' Motor-body Drawing, Freehand and Design, Carpentry, £oinery and Build- * ■ ing Construction, Wiring"'; and Theory, Dressmaking-Cutting arid ; Fitting, Mathematics, Mechanics, and "• Continuatioc Classes. If sufficient inducement offers . a Class " will be Btarted in Commercial Art, includ- '• ing Showcard Writing,. Poster Work; and ' Design. An examination class for Matriculatiqn and Accountants' Prelim, will also be held ; under Mr. D. McKenziiei;:B.Sc'.i'a'nd:"MriW. E. Dickinson, M;A. ' il W. DICKINSON, Director. *, RAPIER COMPETITIONS SOCIETY;' -" (Inc.). 1932 EASTEU FESTIVAL. - I ENTRIES CLOSE-24th FEBRUARY. Syllabus and Entry Forms from Sec"r'»» * tary, P.O. Box 307,' Napier. BUSINESS NOTICES. SOCIETY FOR PROTECTION OF WOMEN AND CHILDREN. I^HJil Secretary will be in attendance at *• the Roomß. Wilton'i Building, 158, ' Willis street, od TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY. 10 to 1250: TUESDAY, AFTERNOON. 2 to 4. 4 All communicatiom rtrictly confidential. Telephone 52-569. PILES-INSTANT RELIEF. •THE Zaun Double Absorption Treatment banishes all kinds of Piles. Write for Trial Treatment, enclosing ninepence in stamps, to the Zann Proprietary, Box 952, Wellington. We have dozens of testimonials. Here is a sample: "Your treatment is wonderful. It gave instant: relief, and the first lot cured me." Description booklet free on request."l Zann is now obtainable from most chemists.