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Auckland Star, Volume LI, Issue 76, 29 March 1920, Page 6

! BCTTSICAL TUITION. ■\TADAMK JJA'RTISE'XGl 1 THAIX-EH HUBKKT CARTER (The Popular Tenor), FOR FOUR XEARS. ; "Madame Mnrtinonco, "Commcrcinl Bank .Huildings, "Auckland. "Dear Madame, ••I feel I must write; expressing my gratitude for tile work you did with my "When I einue to you and you so kindly offered to train it I was very young, and bad you handled it In any way than the way you did. it would not luivp tile roundness and ease of production wlijch is commmiteil on. I see this, and re.-osnise it "If hi any time r am able to do anything , with niy vo"ice, I shall know that 1 owe it I to the greatest extent to y<m. "I cannot -write exactly :is I feel, words are very elusive when I lying to explain feelings, l.ut. believe mc, Mailnme. my gratitude is deeply seated. "Thy debtor, to an extent 1 have probably nut yet rauised, "iSli'fiertl HPHKRT E. CARTER." STUDIO: (iI.AIiSTOXK BIILDINGS, yUEEX STREET. *> •p LOCUTION. TITISS T ILIAN QTOKOE Receives Pupils for Elocution. 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