Educational. ]^orthcote~~~dktrict school:' - r^ZT^* n°Ufy the Pare"ts and above C° f ChUdren attendln^ th» aboNo that, owang to the additions and alterations not being competed, the School will not open till MONDAY, February 13 - H cons*™™<*. the June holidays wili be dispensed with. V^ atrif Ulation * „ Vacancies for a few Boarders ig Fxrst Term TUESDAY, February 14, 8 F^ruaS ni! amS *U1 be at home after ' 7 M J? S MILLIE PEAK" 1U Associate of the Auckland University I R T E ACH E RSS hF%°O f L^l CK D p IANO Resumes Duties on MONDAY NEXT • February 6. ' Has Permission to Teach at Prince r Albert College. 3 Residence-Symonds-street, near City 1 Road. a Terms on Application. fJHE FRENCH ACADEMY OF ART* next 'Star' Office, Shortland-street. ' " 4 Cas c ArTUR TDAT n> fe^ ™ 6 on bAIURDAY. February 11. The Academy offers B p ec i u i facilities to begin- * ners, as well as to advanced students M ISS J. E. }3 RIDGEWATERr TEACHER OF THE PIANOFORTE s AND THEORY OF MUSIC. ' Senior Honours Certificates, Practical and Theoretical, Trinity College, London. - • Term commences February 13th. - ™Tn?v U iILno^ nfrom-*RIDAT' 3rd," till v j FRIDAI, 10th, to arrange Lesson Hours. ' 18, Arawa-stree^CaritonJ^orß Road. ' r{£ he misses reTd;' TEACHERS OF THE PIANOFORTE, ' . Resume Duties on MONDAY, February. 6. 3 Miss Reid attends Prince Albert College, Address: OWEN'S ROAD, Mt. EDEN. , ART CLASSES.-OIL AND WATER : w i. COLOUR PAINTING.-Line and , Wash in Black and White for Book Illuss trating.-^Students at a distance instruct- :'■' 1 I* i" this branch by correspondence.^ r, ?Jvu^° J?A asses r e-assemble February 15, , MISS DORA E. MOOR, A.C.T., South' "r Kensington and Exhibit. Royal Society , of British Artists, London.—Studio CAN. v . KING'S, QUEEN STREET. ' ■ \ . ■ ' •■ '■• y-; /;'; I 1 C< ACRED HEART COLLEGE, PITT St. " ■i ~ . .■■■:'. ~.■.■ ■ ' ,:.•■■■.■■: ■■■■■!■ I «.The., MARIST BROTHERS announce that duties will be resumed at the above College on TUESDAY, 7th Instant. Prospectuses on application to the Director. . . BROTHER BASIL. C«T. MARY'S CONVENT, HI(Jh SCHOOL, I*ONSONBY. .; Conducted by the SISTERS OF.MERC"?/ Will resume duties on the 6th Inst.*- 'i Pupils are prepared for the Matriculation, Civil Service, and Trinity College^ Ijondon, Examinations. Prospectuses on application to the Lady Superior, or at : St. Patrick's Convent, Hobson-street. J^£R H. CONNELL, Conductor' Remuera Musical So- . ' . ciety,_ • .:; ,:, :.|; ..■ i : TEACHER OF MUSIC,, '■"'.'., ■'■ " : ', '~ PIANOFORTE, SINGING, RESIDENCE AND STUDIO, GLENFERN, KYBER PASS ROAD." . Singing Classes. . ;. Piano Quartette and Duo Classes. At home to arrange for Pupils on and ,>> * after THURSDAY; February 2, between 9 and 12 o'clock. Terms on application. - ■■ • '. ■• TUT IS S SYBIL. LEW IS, " % Solo Violinist and Certificated Teacher :! ■■■■■ ': of the Violin. . r ' Terms on application to CLEVELAND ROAD, . ; " Parnell. ■ ■ XT7ESTERN PARE SCHOOLI VY; PONSQNBY ROAD. .'\ The MISSES TAYLOR will resume School Duties on MONDATi JFebruary; y 6, Music Extra. . J MISS ALICE RIMMER, Teacher, of Singing (Voice Production), Piano, Violin, and Harmony; .will commence Teaching as usual the week commencing' ••' February 7. Miss- Rlmmer having' decldied to reside entirely in Auckland will' have greater vacancies for pupTls,; -• .' ■■ and has removed to rooms above." Mi ■"■■; : Hooper's, Chemist, Hobson-street. In at-:. ',' ■,'•'■ tendance for first week, TUESDAf» • . ■■'." WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY, and SATUfit- '- > DAY, 9 a.m. to 5 p.mi , ' V ' ; ■'""' iyr r s wigm or b; • ORGANIST OF ST. MARK'S CHURCH, REMIJERA. , <. ~,.* Begs to announce that she is prepared ha to give Lessons on the Organ. Mrs Wig- %j}%{ more has studied at the Royal Academy ' of Music, London, xinder. Dr. Steggall, and with Dr. Spark, late Organist off. the Leeds Town Hall. References kindly ■ * permitted to the Rev. W. Beatty. Ifbf terms, etc., please apply Mrs Wigmore,. Arawa-street, Kyber Pass, or H. Con-. Nell,. Esq., Choir Master, St. Mark's. . , ti| iss ockendem; : • TEACHER OF MUSIC, Certificated Pupil of Mr S. Adams. Resumes duties on February S, and will be at home on and after MONDAY,. January 30, to arrange with pupils. ■ . .■;•..: „ FAIR VIEW ROAD,- * Next beyond_Grange Road, MT. EDEN. . ; r^ARLYLE COLLEGE — Matriculation , \J Work only. £2 2/ per term. For Free Scholarships Apply Mrs Olsen Jackson, 106, . Nelson-street. ; SCHOOL OF MUSIC, 88, Victorta-sfc AUCKLAND. THOS. E. CARTER, »' Teacher of Music, Investor and Patentecofi thu celebrated KxceWor Vamping Chart! (by the use of which anyone can play th» Piano or Ore&n without an knowledge, ofi Marie). Tflf GREAT INVENTIOIf7o« THE AGE. JUST LANDED, All the Latest Novelties in Music Musi* Books, Annuals for 18S9 and all kinds oft Musical Instruments, Violin, M»ndolin« Guitar, Banjo, Flutes, Concertinas. Autoharpg», a splendid Assortment. MOUTH ORGANS—Over 50 kinds, all graniL value. Accordeons—The Largest, Cheapeatl and best assortment in New Zealand. ' NOTICE. *J ? For sale, a Spendid Musical Monopol fcta/iM 6ft 6in high). wiU pl»y 25 Soloctions of GvandJ Music by pntting; one penny in the slot. 1/irsfc. I rate opportunity (for anyone that has a etandi in the Exhibition) to make money. Want taw room or would not selL Come and see it *t THE SCHOOL OF MUSIC,; T. E. CARTEE, 88, VICTORIA-STREET, AUCKLAND , i An Kind* of Musical Instruments Toned ttaO
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Auckland Star, Volume XXX, Issue 29, 4 February 1899, Page 3
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