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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXV, Issue 16488, 2 March 1914, Page 2

EDUCATIONAL. SOUTH CANTERBURY EDUCATION BOARD. THRESH APPLICATIONS -will be received X- up to MARCH mh from Teachers qualified to fill the following' POSITIONS : Wa.kakshi—Sole Teataer, salary £I2O-£l5O. J. A. VALENTINE. Secretary. Education Office, February 27, 1914. 3123 Dancing, deportment, physical CULTURE. —MISS COX (pupil of Mrs Wordsworth, London), MISS DOROTHY SAUNDERS (pupil of M. Vestafi, member of Imperial Russian Ballot). Claeses Resume March 'l6th. To Whare, 63,: Hereford Street W. Telephone 334. DANCING. THE TANGO. "M"R WM. FRASER is giving Private JLes"J- sons in the TANGO at his Hall, Avor.cide; or pupils attended to at their own homes any hour by arrangement. •10, RIVER ROAD, AVON SIDE, Near East' Bolt. 'Phono 2376. _ 4069 _ DANCING. Deportment, Physical Culture, under Royal and Vico-Regal patronage. MISS. LOWE'S Classes Resume March 16th. Individual attention to each pupil. Evening Classes, quarter from entry. Waltzing taught in three private lessons. At Home, Friday Afternoons, 327, Montreal Street. 4310 MUSIC STUDIO, 297. .MontreaUstrnetMRS FOSTER (Certificated Edinburgh, Leipsic and Paris. Vocal Examiner Education Department), has resumed Lessons. Expupils hold over 200 certificates, also silver medal (pianoforte), Associated Board; and vocal honours. Preparation all examinations end accredited competitions. Terms, from First Lesson. Toachers 1 Class Saturdays for D. and C. IGBYS COMMERCFAL SCHOOL Hallenstein’s Buildings (opposite D.1.C.) Principal: MISS M. D. DIG BY, P.C.T.,1.P.5. ! ' (Typists’ Section). , Holder of Teacher’s Diplomas. Thorough and Rapid Individual Coaching for MATRICULATION JUNIOR AND SENIOR CIVIL SERVICE ACCOUNTANCY EXAMS. ■ / , BOOKKEEPERS’ EXAM. Etc.-, Etc. By a Full Staff of HIGHLY QUALIFIED INSTRUCTORS. Full Particulars Regarding Fees, etc., on application. TERM COMMENCES. AT ANY TIME. NOTE: All Students■ Receive the INDIVIDUAL ATTENTION of the Instructor. 3X FOR A THOROUGH COMMERCIAL TRAINING GO TO GILBI’S COLLEGE, Next door to Chief Post Office, Cathedral Square. T7ROM SIX TO TWELVE MONTHS’ INX’ ■ STRUCTION is sufficient for us to oualify vour son or daughter as on EFFICIENT " SHORTHAND-TYPISTE, able to command a good salary. We are constantly receiving applications for Office Assistants in excess of the 1 number we ore able to supply. ’ Let us hear from you to-day—NOWl HORACE GILBY, 4 Principal. ONE LONG STORY OF ONE LONG STORY OF SUCCESS UPON SUCCESS. SUCCESS UPON SUCCESS. HPHAT’S the proud record of our famous •ii- coaching course for Engineers. The student learns almost without effort—failure is positively unknown The recipe for your eucoees therefore is: Enrol with the BOWER’S AUCKLAND SCHOOL FOR BOWER’S AUCKLAND SCHOOL FOR BOWER’S AUCKLAND SCHOOL FOR ENGINEERS. ENGINEERS. ENGINEERS. So sound is the instruction imparted under our instructors that not only is a “pass” ensured, but once launched in your new profession as an Engineer you cannot fail to make steady progress right to “the top of the ladder!’’ if you wish. Write for Prospectus and full particulars 10 THE PRINCIPAL, BOWER’S AUCKLAND SCHOOL FOR ENGINEERS. JAS. W. BOWER, H.A.I.M.E JAS. W. BOWER, M.A.I.M.E JAS. W. BOWER. M.A.I.M.E Tyrone Buildings, ■ Customs Street. East, Auckland. ’Phone 1784. P-O. Box SO.