EDUCATIONAL. CHKISTCHUBCH COACHING COLLEGE Royal Exchange Building*. CHBISTCHURCH. INSTRUCTORS. ACCOUNTANCY AND BOOKKEEPING. C. T. MOSLEY, ESQ., A.1.A.N.Z., F.C.A.A. COMMERCIAL LAW. J. CLARK, ESQ., Practising Solicitor. ECONOMICS. J WYN IRWIN, EsQ., ALA. F.K.E.S. Write or call for Prospectus. P.O. Box 1066. Telephone 1665. Office: 133 Hereford street. C 3455-8010 ■O ILBY'S TUTORIAL COLLEGE. r Director: GEO. H. SCARSE. B.A. EDUCATION 'mode EASY, PLEASANT and RAPIii. By the employment of SPECIAL and OIUOLaAL METHODS success is assured in about half the time taker, at ordinary Siccondnrv Schools. MATRICULATION, PT'BLIC SERVICE, PHARMACY, TRACKERS', all PROFESSIONAL PRELIMINARY Kxurainations. SPECIAL COURSES include HIGHER MUSIC and ORTHIC SHORTHAND Tuition by Mnil. DAY and EVENING Classes. PROSPECTUS, etc.. at the OFFICE, No. 2 Royal Exchange Buildings 59291 AVHAT OF THE FUTURE? —'OUNG Men and Women must look to the future. lie start in business life is all-important. A False Start mean 3 years of wasted effort. Bright prospects await qualified students in th? world of commerce, and business. We provide the training which will secure the efficiency indispensable to success. Shorthand, Typewriting, Bookkeeping, an 4 all commercial subjects. Term commences at any time. DIGEY'S COMMERCIAL SCHOOL, Hallenstein's Buildings, Triangle. Principal: MISS M. D. DIGBY, Holder of Teachers" Diploma. D3290-0C29-2 ■R/ITISS DULCIE MITCHELL, Bronze and Silver Medallist and Certificated Teacher of Singing, from Ihe ROYAL ACADEMY MUSIC, LONDON. Pupil of Signor Alberto Randeggcr, Charles Phillip AND SIR HENRY WOOD. SPECIALIST IN VOICE PRODUCTION, INTERPRETATION, ETC. VOICE DEFECTS CORRECTED. • Direct from London Successes. Miss Mitchell will bo pleased to interview old and. intending pupils at The Bristol, on Monday, Wednesday, and Thursday, 2.80 to B.SO p.m., or at 100 OaBORNE STREET (No. 3 or I tram). M 7107 MEDBURY PREPARATORY SCHOOL, 141 CLYDE ROAD, FENDALTON. WTJHE above School, which is Preparatory for Christ's College and other Collegiate Schools, takes boarders and day-boy 3 The situation is id&al, there being 4| acre) of grounds, and being within five minutes' wali of Fendalton tram terminus. NEXT TERM COMMENCES FRIDAY, JUNE Ist. i Prospectus and all information on application to the Principal, Mr E. J. Chennells. Telephone 1978. C 3488 SCHOOL OF DANCING.Late of the Russian Ballet; pupil of Madame Seraphine Astafieva, Will Receive Pupils For . Ballet, Classical, Character, and Modern Ballroom Dancing. Studio: Dixieland, Cathedral square. TLflSfl COX - AND MISS MYERS. Deportment, Physical JKreroise, Modern Ballroom Dancing. (Wordsworth and Vernon Castles Schools.) Character, Operatic, Ballet, and Classical Dancing. (Espinosa and Vestbff Schools.) Evening Beginners' Class and Saturday Assembly first week in May. C 8483 MISS B. COMYNS THOMAS, pupil of Margaret Morris and the Wordsworth tnd Vernon Castle Schools of Dancing, resumed teaching at th'e Orange Hall, Worcester street, on 'March 20th. Saturd.iy erening class April 21st. . Private address, 477 Hereford street. T9861 DANCING:, Deportment, Calisthenic Exercises. Under Royal and Vice-Regal patronage. MISS LOWE'S v new term commences June 4th. Evening Classes, quarter from entry. Waltz or Fox-trot taught in three private lessons. At home Tuesday afternoons. 61 Worcester street. L 6242-787 DANCING and Deportment. Prof. Fleming has resumed Teaching. All Old Favourit3s and Best New Dances taught correctly. Private lessons any hours. Proficiency guaranteed. Academy, 241 Cashel street. F8254 BOROUGH COUNCILS. RICCARTON BOROUGH COUNCIL. NOTICE' OF SPECIAL ORDER, NOTICE, is hereby given that at a Special Meeting of the- Ricoarton Borough. Council, held on Monday,- the 14th day of May, 1923, the following Resolutions were passed, and will bo submitted ior confirmation at the ordinary meeting of the Council to be held on Monday, the 11th day of June, 1923, at 7.30 p.m., at the Council Chambers, 'lB9 Clarence street iticcarton. RESOLUTION No. 1. "That in exercise of the powers conferred upon it by 'The Municipal Corporations Act, 1920,', and its amendments,, the Hiccarton Borough Council hereby alters the names of streets as follows: — (1) Thompson street is re-na — J "' M '"-™ street." (2) That portion of Stamford street running between Cutlers road and Wainui street is re-named "Peverel street." (8) That portion of Stamford street running between Euston street arid nui road is re-named "Euston Place.' (4) Rockwood street is renamed "Elizabeth street." (5) All roads throughout the Borough (with the exception of Riccarton road,y all Boundary roads, and those termed "Avenue," "Terrace," or "Place") are termed streets. . . • "This resolution to be confirmed at the ordinary meeting of the Council to be held on Monday, the 11th day of June, 1923." RESOLUTION NO. 2: Making a By-law the purport of which is _ that whilst any tram-car or tramway trailer Bhall be taking up or putting down passengers, or about to be stopped for such purno perejn sua;l at any time, at other than a walking pace, drive or propel any vehicle or ride any horse between such tram-car or tramway trailer and the kerbinj of the footpath on the side of w.hich such tram-car o*- trmmvav trailer shall be taking »P or putting down, or shall be about to ii up or put down passengers unless there shall be at least 23 feet of clear road space ween such vehicle or horse and such l™-car or tramway trailer. Dated this 14th day of May, 19?3. ,„_ A. LAWRENCE GEE, 8977 Town Clerk. ■•HE CITY MOTOR GARAGE, 109 GLOUCESTER STREET. **?£?£ J1° H THe'sTORAGE OF MOTORIC*. CLES. CV.HT.W3 ■DiTtr.w.T.fi PRAMS, ad C( ° r«;»,;j lmd ?k s Irom 8.30-10.45. Carbide, Plume Motor Spirit, 1~ ■J* gargoyle Mobiloils in all grades suppued »t Current rates. C34Bt.