STOP PRESS NEWS. Tills spafe is reserved tor news wliicJs may arrive after the paper has gone to press? FATAL' BUSH ACCIDENT m \t Walter Johnson, nged 34, was accidentally tilled jrt Ts.ikahi yesterday . afternoon wiile bush-felling.
-' ' 1 " TESUS, THE REVOLUTIONIST." READ "THE MAORILAND WORKER." ALL NEWS AGENTS. 5_J4 23, SWANSON-ST. ALEXANDRA College Rapid Method guarantees to teucn piano t rorn'pertecc music In eight lessons, or refund fee. LEXANDRA College.— So knowledge ol music ie;iuired; any ape can play piano trom lnuaic; clgnt lessons. • LEXANDRA l.ol.ege id -Music, Stoit and lloure's Chambers, 20, Swansonst. Hours, 10 to U daily, Saturday 1. LEXANDUA. College.—The ouiv inetuod to 'learn piano or organ without drudgery; penect music, Not \ auipiug. * LEXAN LRA College (protected by Roy.al letters patent) holds world's record; 12,000 pupils successfully taught throughout Australia. Call and Inspect. "I LEXIRIM' COilvgC-you attain the ij- sarai- eight lessotts that takes ■xi- jDoix't i>e seepuoai, or *« Con. ~ ;i.| , ° « f it ixnjxvas LL.lt.; we prove it. \<> ] ,ri X A >Tl yrL'X College™-H« rr Euduaid says: "I would tfcaeja. mj own CiUld tlie new method.'- - - LEXAISDK.A CoUege.—Fee £1 1/, lull tuition, and returned if pupil cannot -read and play correctly in eight lessons. LEXAUDKi COLLEGE. —"why te»p your piano Idle when you can plaj correctly, 8 Lessons? Success guaranteed. AT.KXANDKA COLLEGE.—WiIy waste years ot study and money on olji method 1 Save both and learn new method. ■ft/rISS C. ESGhAXD, L.A.8., Teacher of IVL Pianoforte, Organ, Harmony, and Tiheory. MISS L. ENGLAND, Teacher ot allocation and Voice Production. Studio: Pierce Buildings, corner Khyber Pass and Symonds-sx. Prospectus -may be obtained at Bady's, Robertson's, and English and (Foreign Piano Company. FE. FAIRBL'RN, Teacher of Pianoforte • and Theory. Out of 40 pupils put up lor Royal and Trinity Exams,, only two failures. Town pupils wanted. Terms moderate. Two vacancies.—Address Howiek. ~~ TECHNICAL COLLEGE. EVENING CONTINUATION CLASSES. The Second Term of the Evening Continuation Classes, to prepare students for the Standard VI. Certllieate, will commence ou MONDAY NEXT, June 12th, at 7 p.m., In Room No. 10, Normal School, Wellesleyst. Fee;, 12/6 per term, payable In advance to the teacher. GEORGE GEORGE, Director. June Oth. 101 L 511 TTTERR "DAIMUND "DECHOTSOH. Professor Guildhall School of Music, London, L-A.M., L.C.M.. H.C.M., late Professor to the Marchioness ot Bute's family. Will visit Pupils and Schools for VIOLIN, SINGING, PIANO, HARMONY. MADAME PECHOTSOH • Will receive pupils for Singing. Por terms, apply to Messrs. A. Eady and Co. s Music Warehouse, or E. and F. Piano Co., Queen-at. STOTT AND HOARE'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, 23 SWANSON-ST. Typewriting, Shorthand, Bookkeeping, and General Commercial Routine specialised upon. We make special endeavours to find suitable pcx-ltlons for students who qualify. We hive numerous Inquiries for Typists and other positions for both Male and Female. Day and Evening Classes in all subjects. Terms commence from date of enrolment. ■Sole agents UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITER. The Machine you will eventually buy. ELAit SCHOOL OF AIlT? AND AUCKLAND ART SCHOOL, ART GALLERY, AUCKLAND. Classes are held every morning, afternoon, and evening. X\he XolloVimj: subjects are taught in the School by fully-q.uulifier: teachers: — Freehand Drawing, Model Drawing, Geo-' metrical Drawing, perspective, Light and Khnde, Munochrom" Vnintlng, Painting !n Oli and Water Colours, Design, Drawing :'.ud I'uln'.lii!; iroin' Lire, Modelling, Wooiicirvl".),-, Ki'par.Ksu Mela! Work, StencllUu:;, Art i.ei.tlier Work, etc., etc. aoo free I'laccs, also Ajlmlsslon by Payment of h'cel. The whole of these Clauses are recognUod by the Education Department of the Now KCiili'nd Government, Further particulars on application to E. TV. PAY.TON. Director. - ■vr Z. WORKERS' ♦■NEXT STEP, i>. .. Tn __ jiAORiLAND WORKER." ONE PENNY. ALL NEWS AGENTS.' BS4,'
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Auckland Star, Volume XLII, Issue 137, 10 June 1911, Page 4
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