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Evening Post, Volume LXXIV, Issue 128, 26 November 1907, Page 9

SIGNOR ALF. V. TRUDA, . i ( fATE Solo Flautist fiT.Z. Exhibition ! JU Orchc.?tra, Teacher of Flute, Mandoline, rtc. Largo or small orchoatra Kup- ! plied for aJI kinds of ontortainmonl : lalost i anil up-to-date music. Adrjres? Studio, 53, Coiirlcnay-phicß, aboTo Forroet's Mu'-io i 'NVarchous'j. g! turned, • Teacher or I Bacjo, Mandolin, Violin, and Guitar, 56. KENT-TERRAOE. ! Trams stop at tbo door. Terms Commence ' with Pupils. j NOTE— lnstruments Lent Freo of Charge J to Intending Pupils. VOICE PRODUCTION AND SINGING. ! MTR. LEO. BUCKERTDGE, from L- Milan, pupil of Mr. Charles Sanlley, is prepared to receive Pupils for the above at his Studio, Messrs. Meuteath and Boerc's New Buildings, corner of Bal-iance-street and Lambton-quay. • Deep Breathing given special attention. i LANGER SCHOOL of DRESSCUTTING IMPORTANT~TO LADIES. i A LONG-FELT WANT SUPPLIED. [ NEW INVENTION. MADAM LANGER, tho famous Coslumier and Inventress, has completed, since her return from Europe?, tho MOST SIMPLE and USEFUL PAT-TERN-CUTTER" ever Been. Self-instructing Blouoo and SUJrt-Culter for any Figure. Ladies aro invited to make enquiries. All particulars from MISS KATE STEWART Principal. Langer School— 6l, Willis-street, Opposite Shortfs. PHYSICAL CULTUKE. "A course of Physical Culture during the • summer months 'produces batter results than at any othn- time'."— Eugen Saudow. DURING the • summer months tho following classes will bo held at Mr. j Royd Gavl ck's School of Physical Culture, beginning MONDAY, l«t October. Mornins Class for Business >Men, daily, 7 <o 8 a.m. Evening Class for Business luen, Monday, Wednesday, Friday, 5 to 6 p.m. Ladies' Afternoon Oiyy, Monday, Wcdnesdny, Friday, 3to 4 p.m. Ladies' Evening Clasp, Monday, 7.30 to 9 p m Fencing Claesee for Ladic* begin Tu'usday, 24th Sepl ember. Particulars on application. All ch'.ffcs ccr.duclod in open-aii-, weather permitting. MISS TS UATJR'S SOTTOOL OF SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING. TYPEWRITING OFFICE: Stewmrt Day.-son's -Buildings, opposite Bank of New Zealand. Tuition by correspondence has special attention. Pitman's Australian Reoord, 820 words per minute Highest . spoeds in the shortest timn. mAKE THE ELE-VATOR To BANKS'S COMMEEOIAL COLLEGE, 11, GREY-STREET. . Instruction in Bookkeeping ' Accountancy Busmen Method? * Company Procedure Typewriting Shorthand (Pitman's and Gregg's). ■ Call or Send for a Prospectus. Box 162. Telephone 2053. Diraqtor 7 J. 8. Barton, P.I.A.N.Z. Secretary A. E. Barton. A.I.A.N.Z. Ineorr orated Accountants. M'GREGOR WRIGHT AND CO. — ~ NEW PICTURES BY ENGLISH AND COLONIAL ARTISTS. T NOW ON VIEW IN GaJILERY. Tel 1508. Est. 1078. T. BEADNALL AND SON, PICTURE FRAMiiIIB AND. FINE ART DEALERS, 62a, WILLIS-STREET. WE aro now showing New Pictures. Any ono deeiring a Choice Picture at a reasonable cost should not fail to call ancl inspect. • WELLINGTON DYE AND FRENCH CLEANING WORKS. W. BARBER AND ,CO., 46, Ctiba-elreet. Tho Largest and Oldest Dyeing Establishment in the Dominion. Lace L'urtahu e'eaned or dyed, 2s 0d per pair. Dyting and Cleaning of ovcry description, icl. 226. meß METROPOLITAN . PERMANB- ENT BUILDING AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY. •Established 1391. Diirrtoi's: W. MAf'KAY, Chairman. J G W. AITKEN, M.H.r,., HENRY ; hume. a. j. llttjjsjohn, w. m. iia>;.\x\y. Solicitors : Messr*. HALL AXD KNIGHT. The Societj. has money to lend on approved Freehold Securities. Fixed Deposits accepted at; best current I rates of Interest. ' Office* : COMMERCIAL' UNION ASSURANCE CO., LIMITED. Corner of Groy -street and Lambtonquay, WELLINGTON. C. A. EWEN, Secretary. NEW GOODS. JUST LANDED, ;i very ltu-Re Shipment of Lathe.--' Um'rrslcirt?, in silks and lnwns, befinte, etc. Protjy liloupos in now fiylcs. Dainiy Millinery at most reasonable prices, at MRS. MATHEWSON'S, Melbourne House, T<amblon-iiuay. TTtTSH-WASHERS, Sanitary Dish-wash-or*. Washed and dried -without wet- ! ting the fingers. Repays their copl in uo I time. Mend fon- illustrated catalogue. Solarine^ Mdal Polirh, L'endroek and fiuc for flump and rock-blasting, Billelt'g Hotair Tuyern or Tow-irons, Pendor's Horse- j shoes ancl" Nails. J. E Jenkin,son, 62, i Clydc-quuy, Wellington! Incandescent lights; A (IHKAT improvement in Ir.candcsfcnt j-» liuiKoi- whioli will hup omt uncthird tiio sai Any huruor can be (illud. Proof Rivon at anj addj'ef-? if loquirei!, (i.ic corikms, ir.it- fiip=, ant! walnr heaters atfcH'i^d io All work guaranteed. ADOROI'I% Expert WoikEhop 6a, Alfhaslieet.