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ACCOUNTANTS. L. C. Harton, A.S.A., N.z. TE KUITI surveyors. A. W. CHBAL Licensed Surveyor TE K'dlTl All Descriptions of Survey Work Undertaken. Branch oflioc at Otor.amnga in charge of Mr. Fred 'Macv. R. C. Jordan LICENSED SURVEYOR MATAI STREET, Telephone No 55 TE KUITI J. S. Thomson O. R. Farrer Thomson & Farrer Civil Engineers HAMILTON AND and Surveyors, TAUMARUNUI. EDUCATIONAL Miss Hnndyside Teacher of Music. ' Voice Production, I): French, Russian, etc. Pupils passed R.A.M. tical, and L.C.M. The Quarter comnu ncv: v ■ Jtorohanga and Te Is leory. Singing win;:. Painting oo'',' Candidate v T.C.M. Pracittical Exams. h First lesson. Miss Ivy Graham, I.ICENTIATE TRINITY COLLEGE LOND. TEACHER OF PIANOFORTE & THEORY. Terms on application Professor Swallow Alexandra Street Te Kuiti. SINGING PIANOFORTE VIOLIN and VIOLONCELLO , ~Te Kuiti Collegiate School. MISS lORNS (late o College. Welling a private school for ]■ primary, secondary .nu Alexandra Siivcl. I e fortable quarters t'or bo term starts lune .ph. vhe Training i). conducts s and girls, indergarten, suiti. Comu rs. Second Kuiti College &, Kindergarten (For boys and giris) St. Luke's Schoolroom, King Street. Kindergarten, in charge of Miss D. Brown, who has been through a four years course of training at Te Whare Kindergarten Training School, Christcliurch Auvaxvkp classes, up to matriculation standard, in charge of Miss i. Wiiion. K. A. date of Auckland University Coiiege). MUSIC pupils prepared for examination. Dancinc and Pi'i\"!!;'i"M!:N"r during winker term. ROOFING "^syr^./V&s'w* l * A Durable Service .O'OFIKr composition, aek, dry out, ' rot in any ical, frost and ictically everis guaranteed It is easily naiv tools. .oeSCo, AUCKLAND. ; DV-O-LA, 1 near can buy When my frocks have faded badly in every colour 'ncath the sky I E'en now I iieed some sadly ! Se i am off io Mrs MACDON- | ALD'S. Rora Street, | Where 1 can get 5 packets for 2/6, | Ami why should my dresses look I shabby Mrs. MACDONALD, Stationer and Fancy Goods :ee r TE KUITI