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Auckland Star, Volume XLVII, Issue 31, 5 February 1916, Page 2

EDUCATIONAL. AUCKLAND DIOCESAN HIGH SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. The Head Mtetress will be at tbe School to efe Parents and Receive Gentries on Tuesday, February 1, Thursday, February 3, and Tuesday, February 8 from 12 to 3.30. SCHOOL REOPENS FEB. 10 AND 11. Fees from £3 3/ per term. Reduction to Pupils entering under 12. Orf. CUTHBERT'S PRESBYTERIAN 0 COLLEGE FOR GIRLS, MT. EDEN. Principal:— MISS I. J. MACD&NALD, M.A. First Term begins FEBRUARY 15. Boarders return February 14. The Principal will be at home on MONDAY, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY (7th, Bth, 9th February), from 2 to 5, or by appointment. Telephone 2156. SEDDO-N MEMORIAL TECHNICAL COLLEGE, AUCKLAND. TECHNICAL HIG-JI SCHOOL. The Day School for Boys and Girls will open on THURSDAY, February 1". Intending pupils should enrol at once. Tbe following courses have been arranged:— POR BOYS.—Agricultural, Business Training, Engineering, Science, and Technological. FOR GIRLS.-'Businc-ts Training, Domestic or ••Home-Training." Prospectus, giving full particulars, can be obtained from tbe Undersigned GEORGE GEORGE. Director. Wellesley Street East, January 27, 1916. mi -pEMCERA KINDERGARTEN AND •"*"" PREPARATORY SCHOOL, ST. MARK'S HALL. Principals— MISS E. F. BROOKE-SMITH. MISS E. CROFTS, Assisted by Students of the Auckland Kindergarten Association. Term Begins— mUESDAY, "pEBRUARY -J X Telephone 1843. 23 EPSOM KINDERGARTEN AND' PRIMARY SCHOOL, BRACKEN AVENUE. Principals— MISS E. F. BROOKE-SMITH, MISS E. CROFTS. Assisted by Students of the Auckland Kindergarten Association. Term Begins— ■VTONDAY, "pEBRUARY -J A Telephone 1843. 20 SHORTHAND TN rpHIRTY T)AYS LEARN "OOYD SHORTHAND IN 30 DAYS. Equip yourselves for positions vacated by yonr brothers who are serving their country, and thus do your share in keeping business going. SPECIALLY REDUCED FEES FOR DEPENDENTS OF SOLDIERS ON ACTIVE SERVICE. Boyd Shorthand will be accepted for Public Service Examinations. Write for Prospectus MS, giving full particulars. TgOYD nORRESPONDENCE QCHOOLS, 100, CUSTOMHOUSE QUAY, WS WELLINGTON, NZ. -VTOTIGE.—The iLadles' College, Romuera, At owing to the rtnnsnal hca-t, will resume on 14rth Inst, instead of Sth. 53a MUSICAL TUITION. M 1 * 8 M. W. E- ASTGATETEACHER OF PIANOFORTE AN37 THEORY, RESUMES THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10. 8, CARLTON GORE ROAD. Telephone 2002. 535 SS. *JT. EAV E~ TEAiCHER OF THE mANOiabßTte, THEORY. AND HARMONY, Resumes I/essons on MONDAY, FEBRUARY 14. At Home to arrange Lessons on WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY and FRIDAY, 2.30 to 5.30. Address: 118. SYMONDS STREET. Phone 2445. 534 -*r I O L I N. PIANO. •Vf-ISS AMY gTEVENSON, Medallist, BAM., London, RESUMES TUITION, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 9TH. Studio— 71 BRUNSWICK BLDGS, QUEEN ST. M nkITiSSS L I. SEXTON, F.S.M. Pianoforte and Theory Lessons. resumed February 8. Stonchoinc, Belmont Avenue, Alt. Albtft. 54i

MADAME MAfIfINENGO Resumes Teaching SINGfING AND vCICB PRODUCTION, FEBRUARY 7, At 52. LOWE* SYiMONfiS STREET (Four doors below the Grammar School). Ph6ne 3468. C yc-icti rßQt>tj<?floN akd siNrjiNti. TIrADAME T>KLLA T&USSELL BEStMES TEACHING On •VfONDAY, '7TH ,Xj**EBRUABT. InterTlews froln 3 to 5 p.m. 4, WANGANUI AV&NUE, iiERNE BAY. 14 TfIDITH -ryHITBLAW, L.RA.M., (Violinist), Has Renjovfta fter Studio to 36, HBLLABY'S BLOOiS, (opp G.P.0.). Lesson* Resumed February' Ttth: Telephone 3320. 64 M ISS A. M. M AX ** Lt " TEACHER PIANO AND THEORY, 5. JOHN ST.. PONSONBY. Pupils afc reminded that lessons will re-continue from February 7th. At home to intending pupils. 6 till 7.15 p.m.; 12 tin 2 p.m. 2ij W J "RB-^'NGiHiAM, FERRY BUILDINGS. KBBUMES TEACHING FEBRUARY 7TH. 57 piANO, VIOLIN, VIOLONCELLO. M* &7 A' DA(Ms TEACHING MOlf&At, Mtfl, And wlfi attend at His iiiuslc. Academy, ,-Symorids ©tject Dally, frbm 2 n.tti. oh , afteV tfbmXAi, Fe-bttiafy Stti. feiepnoiie 1241. 7i 10LIN SBd OFdhoitril Instr-Hmeato,— Mr H. N. McKay teHrHati Ttichihr. /tb,B. Boett 8, H,mm»*L. . W