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We coach tor Bookkeeping. Accountancy and I ..nv Examinations, and under our method, with a few hours study each week, you can be successful at the next examinations. Our Xew KKEE H()(LKI.ET, entitled "Drifting" will shortly be published. WRITE FOR ONK TO-DAY. TURKS & HAYES, Coaches for Accountancy and Law Examinations, STRAND ARCADE, AUCKLAND. Miss Pine, Teacher of— TE KUITI PIANOFORTE, THEORY OF MUSIC, OIL aNn WATER COLOUR PAINTING. CRAYON ,v;n PASTEL. Elementary School for infant children every morning from 0.30 to 12.30. Terms on application. Kuiti College & Kindergarten TAUPIKJ STREET Firs! term commences TUESDAY, FKHRUARY olh, 19.12. Subjects include: Elocution. French, Brushwork, Physical Culture, General Knowledge. Music pupils prepared for Exams in Piano riayin::. Harmony and Theory. Winter classes for Pancin;: and DeportMiss Ha 11 d3*sidc Teacher of Ylnsic. Thccry. Singing Voice Production, Flrawing. Painting French. Russian, etc. 100 Candidate Pupils passed K.A.M. .v 'i'.C, M. PracQuarter commences with first lesson Otoroh.inga and Te Kuiti. Miss Ivy Graham, LICENTI.Vr d.KGE LOND. TEACHER OF PIANOFORTE ex: THEORY. Term commences February Ist. Terms on application Professor Swallow TE KUITI Piano, Singing, Violin, Vccllo. Engagements as Concert Pianist Local wool growers are very pleased to knew that so nujeh of 'heir finest wool finds its way into tho popular Kos'yn worsted and woollen mills (largest, in Australasia), as they know from practical exponent'" something of the comfort, and Irudine, wear of Koslyn blankest, rugs, (weeds;, worsteds, socks, jerseys, flannels, plaidings, "Helta" underwear, etc.* Be aure and pet. tlie famous Koslyn writing tablets, <ui or Is each, .from local drapery and storekeepers/ Roslyn blankets, nigs, tweeds, worsted?, suits, hosiery, unshrinkable fanned and underwear "Delta" finish, the best that money can buy.*
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King Country Chronicle, Volume VI, Issue 455, 10 April 1912, Page 6
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