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Auckland Star, Volume LIII, Issue 95, 22 April 1922, Page 10

ZXnrCATIONAX.. Q JOHN'S C'OLLEGI i S. HELIER'S BAY ROAD. The" uew buildings at S. John's College will be opened by His Excellency th» Governor-General on WEDNESDAY. April 26. at 11 a.m. i A service of dedication will be held immediately after the opening ceremony, when the Right. Reverend the Bishop of Christchurch. Acting Primate.' will dedicate the buildings. ' Arrangements have been made for motor omnibuses to meet the Remuera trams at the terminus- at. frequent 'intervals from 9.30 a.m. G. A. THOMPSON. , Secretary. S. John's College Trust Board. 612 HE LADIES C O L L E G B. .REMUEKA. AUCKLAND. Principal. iMBS. S. A. MOORE-JONSg, London and Cheltenham. Vice-Principal: Miss A. F. Moore-Jones,-N.Z. University. Staff of Experienced Graduates. Certificated Teachers and Professors. Education to suit present-day requirements on Christian and unsectarian principles. Numbers very limited, individual consideration: very small classes. a STUDY WITH THE STUKROCK SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING (Registered under Marine and Education Departments). All branckes. .Marine.- Electrical.' Mecnanijai, by correspondence or la clasa. Free prospectus on application. Send to-day. Hellaby's Buildings, (Opp. G.P.C.), Queen Street. ' Auckland. WS MTJMCA-, -TT/ITTOW. -T7-OICE PRODUCTION AND SINGING. ■ \ SIGNOR. ROMANI (Basso). ; Buss Soloist. Beethoven Festival, under Henri Verbrugghen. Late Associate -Teacher with. Roland Foster, of N.S.W. State Conserraforium. Address:' BROADWAY MUSIC STUDIO. ! v . •■ Newmarket. wa R. F. E. FAIRBURN. Teacher PUnoforte (Relaxation) and Theory; 200 examined. T55 passes—Studio: 178, Symonds St.. over Co-op. Store. s PIANO,, Violin. Cornet Tuition—Terms on application to Burnnand, 63, Albert St. *F_Ob« 734 A. D IVEGA-. WOTTCM. "TkUFAUR, T. USK ' T» ISS * *R ,AW CETT. THE FIRMS OF DUFAUR &. BISS and LUSK tc FAWCETT HAVE AMALGAMATED FROM THE Ist OF APRIL, 1922. AND WILL CARRY ON BUSINESS UNDER ABOVE FIRM NAME,'AT 28, SHORTLAND STRET, AUCKLAND. '" " . "' B Archibald Burns.] [E. L. Thwaites. •jiTESSRS. T>URNS AND rpHWAITES, SOLICITORS. Have Removed from Empire Buildings. Swanson Street, to 16, FORT STREET; :■■ 205 M R W. S. K EST » SOLICITOR. Announces that he has Commenced the Practice of his Profession at

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