The dressmaking classes that have been established by the Auckland Education 'Board at Hamilton, Paeroa, Thames, and, Te Arpha, under the instruction of Miss Bessie Campbell, are! proving very popular. Miss Campbell and her sister were dressmaking, instructors at the classes; which proved so successful at the Auckland Technical School "•.._ and at Onehunga last session. The attention of our Waihi readers is called ta an advertiseioent in another column, giving particulars of the dressmaking classes about t° started at that. ioyra* A meeting oi the No. 4. Coy. N.Z.E. Vols., for the election, of officers, wiill be held in the Drill* Hall on Monday evening next. Messrs. W. T.Davies, Ltd., boot and! shoe manufacturers, announce in thia issue that they have, removed to their] . new .premises, Wakefield-street.—Ad. Protect your boys from coughs and' colds, and bej * 'economical by getting jerseys l/11.-r-From Geo. Fowlds'.—Ad. I know you want something to coyer your head. Just go and ; explain to Geo. -Fowlds, and yon will get the exact thing.—Ad. - Smith and Caughey's for French; blouse flannels, immense assortment of hew and select designs; all pure wool, 1/6J, 1/11., 2/3, 2/G, 2/9.—A3. ' Elegance and excellence: This com* bination will be rfound in the gloves, brushes, collars, ties, and bows at Geo, Fowlds: —Ad. ' ;■ • - 3
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Auckland Star, Volume XXXVII, Issue 80, 3 April 1906, Page 5
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