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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XVII, 10 December 1927, Page 4

EDUCATIONAL. JOY LAWSON (Late Slade School of Art) SELWYN ROAD, HAVELOCK Takes orders for Painted Wooden Boxes, Plaques, Pin Trays, Mirrors, etc. Embroidered Pochettes in original designs and colourings. Pupils taken for drawing and design. 1? LOCUTION, •*-' VOICE PRODUCTION Teacher: MISS ELAINE WARD (Late of Christchurch) Studio: “MAXWELTON,” 618 Heretaunga Street, Hastings Evening Classes can be arranged. SINGING & VOICE PRODUCTION. MRS. EVELYN BARLEY, pupil of Mr. Caerlyon Bennett, Wellington, has commenced Teaching, and may be interviewed on Monday and Friday afternoons from 2 to 4 o’clock, and Tuesday evenings from 7.30 to 8.30. Address, corner of Nelson St., 500, and Whitehead Road, Hastings. JUNIOR QBCHESTBA Any young instrumentalists desiring to join communicate with ERNEST HOUNSELL (Teacher of Piano) BEGLEY’S BUILDINGS, WARREN STREET, HASTINGS Practices Every Monday Night At 7 o’clock. SINGING AND VUjCE PRODUCTION. M ISS M. F ox R OGEKS Pupil of Bantock Pierpoint, Guildhall School of Music and D. Riddell Hunter, Bund St., London. Address: Corner of Nelson and Southampton Streets, Hastings. MISS JOY LAWSON. (Late Slade School of Art). SELWYN ROAD, HAVELOCK. Takes orders for Painted Wooden Boxes, Plaques, Pin Trays, Mirrors, etc. Embroidered Pochettes in origi nal designs and colouring. Pupils taken for drawing and design. HO. BILLSDUN- HUTTON, Mus ■ Bae. (Hon ), Organist-Choir-uiastei Wesley Methodist Church. Hastings. Teacher ot Pianoforte and Theory, Organ and Singing Studio: Methodist Choir Vestry, Hastings Street Postal address: P.O. Box 493. Hastings.

PARENTS! ABOUT THAT GIRL! Don’t send her into the world untrained. Enrol her with CLIFTON COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, Mrs. A. H. Gilby, P.T.C., Principal, 201 St. Aubvn Street, Hastings, for a course in SHORTHAND, TYPEWRITING, or BOOK-KEEPING. Day and Evening Classes. ’Phone 1355. gOLWAY OOLLEGE A SPLENDIDLY EQUIPPED GIRLS’ BOARDING SCHOOL. Modern Buildings with fireproof Dormitories and Sleeping Porches. 18 Acree of Ground, planted 60 years ago, mainly with English trees. INSTRUCTION from Primary Classes to University Standard. Special attention paid to Music, Art and Domestic Science. Sports include Tennis, Basketball, Swimming. The College is situated in one of the healthiest localities in New Zealand, ar everything possible is done to ensure perfect health and comfort for pupils. For Propectus apply to the Principal MRS. M. B. THOMPSON, M.A. Or the Secretary, Box 63. Masterton. AIRD’S Grand Xmas. Bazaar.— Ladies’ Handbags. 9,6. 13/6, 15/6 to 37/6; Bathing Caps, 9d, 1/-, 1/3 to 4/11; Boxed Stationery. 1/3, 1/6, 2/6, 5/11 to 7/11, LATEST IN PORTABLE GRAMOPHONES Just Arrived— THE NEW EDISON BELL PORTABLE GRAMOPHONE Price £4 10/I Hear this new British Portable before making your choice. Full Stocks of Records and Needles. THE RECORD GRAMOPHONE CO. 420 HERETAUNGA STREET W. THE FINAL. Our 16-page Book List, with descriptions of books that carry our guarantee, is yours for the asking. This is our 14th year of Christmas service. A gift awaits every purchaser of 14/- worth of ordinary priced goods. Probably the good work of supplying thousands of shoppers will be carried on by some one else next year, so every inducement is offered to effect sales—2/6 novels for 2/-, etc. EAST: Three doors east of Karamu Road. v WEST: Five doors west of Nelson St. H. R. FRENCH HERETAUNGA ST. E., HASTINGS Phone 529. THE LATEST NOVELS. “Jeremy at Crale” Hugh Walpole. “Galleon’s Reach” H. Id. Tomlinson. “Right Off the Map” C. E. Montague. “Kitty” - - - - Warwick Deeping. “Ladies & Gentlemen” Irwin S. Cobb “The Quest of Youth” Jeffery Farnol “The Slave Junk” - Frank Packard “Pilgrims” - - - - Ethel Mannin 6/- each; 6/4 posted F A I L’ S BOOKSELLERS HERETAUNGA ST., HASTINGS Box 245, Telephone 538.