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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 199, 1 February 1915, Page 1

fTABANAKI RIFLE ASSOCIATION (Established 1905). ELEVENTH ANNUAL MEEI'INC, To be held at the REWA REWA (WIAIWAKAIHO) RIFLE RANGE, NEW PLYMOUTH, On THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, FEB. 4 and S, 1915. Shooting to Start at 7-30 a.m. Sharp. LARGE INCREASE IN PRIZEMONEY. TWELVE UP-TO-DATE SHUTTER TARGETS. ENTRIES CLOSE with the Secretary at New Plymouth at 8.30 on SATURDAY, January 30, 1915, at Old Drill Hall. Post Entries nlay be made on the ground on payment of Is. extra per match. Programmes posted on application. F. J. HILL, Secretary, New Plymouth. FOR SALE, pURE-BRED Tamworth Pedigree Pigs, high-class prize strains. Apply J. WILLIS, Inaha, South Taranaki. VOICE PRODUCTION AND SINGING. jyiSS A. GALLAGHER, L.A.B. (Pupil of Sister Liguori, Wellington), is prepared to take Pupils in Voice Production and Singing at New Plymouth, if sufficient inducement offers. For particulars, address Lake Road, Hawera. ( gTRANDON JJOUSE (Near Railway Station), FITZROY. SUPERIOR BOARD & RESIDENCE. Comfortable, Sunny Rooms. Tiano. Hot and Cold Water Baths. Sea-bathing Accommodation. Terms Moderate. 'Phone 27S (2 rings). W. A. SCOTT, Proprietor. FIREWORKS! FIREWORKS! MONSTER DISPLAY OF BOMBS AND ROCKETS, ILLUMINATIONS, And PROMENADE CONCERT At pUKEKURIi p A R K On WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10. Come and Meet your Friends from Town and Country. The Illuminations make the Park a PERFECT FAIRYLAND! Coma and See! Proceeds in aid of Park Funds. TECHNICAL QOLLEGE, NEW PLYMOUTH. DAY CLASSES COMMENCE MONDAY, FEB. 8, 1915. Proficiency Certificate, Free Place, and Scholarship Holders are admitted to all Classes Free of Charge. THERE IS NO AGE LIMIT. Other Students pay £1 8/ per Term for any or all of the Classes. Students wishing to travel by train may obtain a Certificate for Free Railway Pass on application to the Director. The Courses of Instruction are:— 1. ENGINEERING —Electrical and Mechanical 2. WOODWORKING TRADES Cabi-net-making and Carpentry. 3. AGRICULTURE and DAIRYING— A Special Instructor is being engaged for this subject, and the course includes Practical Farm Work, Elementary Plumbing, Farm Carpentry, Elements of Engineering, Agricultural Chemistry, and Botany. 4. COMMERCIAL keeping, Typewriting, Shorthand, and Ofliee Work. o. DOMESTIC Dressmaking, Millinery, Hygiene, Laundrv Work, Home Nursing, and Fancy Work. 6. NURSING COURSE (for Girls intending to take up Nursing as a profession)—lncluding Anatomy, Physiology. Hvgiene. Chemistry. Botany, First-aid and Ambulance Work, and Invalid Cookcrv. 7. ART COURSE (A Special Art Instructress has been appointed).—The Course includes Leather Work Modelling and Repousse Work. 8. A Course for Pupils intending to take up Teaching as a profession. The Course includes Elementary Psychology. School Method, Carton and Cardboard Modelling. Plasticine Work, Hygiene, Botanv, Drawing, and Singing. SINGING AND PHYSICAL CULTURE Form Prominent Features of tlie Work of the College. PIANO TUITION can be obtained on payment of a small extra fee. in addition to the above Special Courses, the Curriculum includes all the Subjects of a Good General Education.^ Suitable Boarding Accommodation can Ik> arranged. Enrolment Forms can be from the Director.

QHETWODE gCHOOL, Devon Street West, NEW PLYMOUTH. SEASIDE BOARDINO, AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. Principals: THE .MISSES STANFORD. The. School will Re open after the Christmas Holidays on the FIRST WEDNESDAY IN FEBRUARY. Kindergarten Class for Children under seven years of age. Outside Music Pupils Received. Prospectus on application to the Principal?. Miss Stanford will be at home to receive parents, and guardians oa Friday, January 29, from 2,30 to 4.30 p.m.