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Auckland Star, Volume XXV, Issue 32, 6 February 1894, Page 3

Educational. "I/I- R JOHN TDIULLER. TENOR VOCALIST, Is prepared to receive a limited number of Pupils for _ VOICE PRODUCTION AND THE ART OF SINGING. Only a Singer oan Train the Voice. Term commence from first lesson. Mr JOHN FULLER is also open to accept engagements for Evening- Concerts, Sacred Concerts, Oratorios, Cantatas, etc. Concerts provided. For terms, etc apply Richardson's. Qneen-st. R JOHN McDOUGALL, Nugent-stroet, Kyber Pass. Teacher of Violin. Pianoforte. American Organ. Singing and Voice Cultivation. Late Violin Master in fourof thelargestsehoolsin Glasgow, andOrsranist and Choir Master of Brownfleld Churoh. M~~ R W. FORBES FORBES, TEACHER OF PIANO, SINGINtt, and VOICE PRODUCTION, ORGAN AND HARMONIUM. KYBER PASS ROAD (corner Claremont-Bt.) MRS. ADAMS, Teacher of Music, Ponsonby Road, Resumes Duties, 6th February. r R VV. E. BAXTER, NEWTON (Top of Gundry-street), Choirmaster of Church of the Sacred Heart, ' and late Organist, and Choirmaster St. James' Presbyterian Church, RESUMES TEACHING, and is prepared to receive Pupils for instruction in Singing and Playing Piano, Harmonium, and Violin. Febb : Per Term of Twelve One Hour Lessons, Two Guineas; per Term of Twelve Half-Hour Lessons, One Guinea; Pupils attended at their own homes, One Guinea extra. ISS HOWDEN, HOBSON-STREET, TEACHER Of PIANOFORTE. Special Attention to Theory and Technique. Terms on application. . A~T ERL O O HOUSE, PRIVATE SCHOOL' (Opposite Government House, Auckland). Mr W. MALCOLM, F.E.1.5., Formerly Rector of the Milton High School, Otago, and Principal of the Training College, Chrlstchurch, will Resume his Classes on TUESDAY, February 6. There is excellent accommodation for a limited number of Boarders, whose studies will be carefully supervised. Pupils are prepared for Civil Service, Matriculation, and Teachers' Examinations. An EVENING CLASS will be formed; and, if necessary, a SPECIAL CLASS for Teachers on SATURDAYS, or at other times to suit their convenience. THE WI"LX OW S, WYNYARB-STREET, BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL. Phiwoipal .. ... Mrs Williams. Assisted by an efficient staff. First Term begins on WEDNESDAY, February 7, 1894. Pnpils prepared for Matriculation, Civil Service, and other examinations. Mrs Williams will be at Home from February 1. Prospectuses on application. DONSONBY COLLEGE. Principal .. Miss LILIAN EDGER, M.A. Next Term will begin on TUESDAY, Feb. 13th. New Pupils are required to attend on Monday, Feb. 12, between 10 a.m. and 12. Prospectuses, eto., on application. Miss Edger is at home on Monday Afternoons (excepting the third in the month) from 3.30 to 5 p.m. BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL, ST. JOHN'B COLLEGE, TAMAKL Principals: Rev. P. S. SMALLFIELD and Mr GRAHAM BRUCE, 8.A., with honors, London. Pupils prepared for the Matriculation, Civil Service, and other examination*. 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