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Auckland Star, Volume LVI, Issue 53, 4 March 1925, Page 1

A DVERIISBMENTS INTENDED FOR OUR ; CLASSIFIED COLUMNS SHOULD BE IN OUR OFFICE NOT LATER THAN: ONE PJtt. DAEMTVADVEnTISEMENTS RECEIVED AFTEB THIS HOUR WILL BE INSERTED UP TILL 2.45 P.M. IN LATE NEWS -^AQE, FARM HANDS. TTVARM Hands wanted, good all round J? man. —Write W. 8297, Stab. MAN or Youth wanted for milking machines; handy city.—Write W. 8282, Star. MARRIED Man, milking machines, good fencer and general farm •work; ■wife help with milking; own cottage.—State -wages reojiired to M. 7829, Stab; PUPILS WANTED. A CADEiIY OP MUSIC — Pianoforte, -A- Violin Pupils assured careful individual attention, ensuring rapid, advancement. — J. O'Kane. ALOHA. —S. David, in connection with Walter Smith, has resumed teaching. Steel Guitar, Banjo, Ukulele, Mandolin, and Banjo Mandolin. Studios: Iβ, Turner St. (off Upper Queen St.). Hours daily: 0 a.m. till 8 p.m. C ART Basketwork, Leatherwork, Pokerwork, Pewterwork, Pen Painting, Carving. Prospectus posted.—Miss Ayllng. 4, Strand Arcade. ' C A UKULELE given free first 100 Pupila. Don't miss this.—Harding, 232, Balmoral Rd., Dominion Rd. Terminus. C r^LASSES.—Costumes, Frocks, Coats, Cut v> , for Home Finishing, 9 to 5. —Mademoiselle Le Houx, Woolworth Bldgs., opp. Tlvoli. _A DRESSMAKING, Cutting, Fitting. Instruction, Home Finishing, from 3/. Modern Dressmaking Salon, Ellison Chambers. Queen St. A EARN £5 Weekly and Upwards, writing Showcards; easily learnt, expert tuition; moderate terms.—Write B. 2540, Star. D GOOD Writing.—The stepping-stone to success in life. HARLE GILES' SYSTEM taught personally or by correspondence.—'Harle Giles, 20, Hellaby's Bldga.. opp. G.P.0., Auckland. GW. BOWES teaches Saxopnone, 'Cello, • Guitar, Band Instruments. Terms for instruments. —Eady's, Karangiihape Rd. Studio. 1 282 TTAMPTON STUDIO, Kitchener St.— - 1 - 1 - Classes. China Tainting, reopened Monday. Feb. 0. New Pupils enrol'now. C JOHN HANSON, " Teacher of Violin, 'Cello, andMandolin, 243, SYMONDS STREET, Opp. P.O. (Mrs. E. L. Perkins , ). D MISS SINCLAIR, re-opening Millinery Classes, March 2. —48 (First Floor), Pacific Buildings, opp. Civic Square. MOTOR Car Driving—Council certificate! guaranteed.—MnyhiU's Garage, 6, Lower Albert St. 'Phone 2367 A. D MOTOR Driving tansrht thorouxhly. Council certificate guaranteed: fees moderate. —Auckland Motor School. C 2. Albert Bt D TJIANO, Violin—Experienced Lady lias J- Vacancies. Easy methods, rapid progress assured. Children, adults, £1 1/ t p rm .—Write W. SOGO, Star. I JOKER Work, Painting, Manic—Lessons in above given nt Convent, Ellerslie. Terms, apply Mother Bnpprlor. READING and Reciting Classes now formIns: clefir speaking a speciality.—G. M. p ee s. ISO. Svmonds St. C SINGING, Voice Production, Piano, Theory; latest methods. — Lillian I Bralthwaite, 229, Jervois Rd., tram ter. C SPORTS REQUISITES. TENNIS Racquets Repaired nud He-struus within a few hours. —.Mackey"s. Corner Wyndham and Albert Sts. D TENNIS Racquets Re-strung, Repaired. Patronised by Tilden, World's Champion. A. Bruce. Raccuot Stringer. S»4. Albert St. C EIJECTRO-PIiATERS. ELECTROPLATING by Nicholas and Whaley stands the test of time. —86, Albert St. 'Phone 3844 A. A WHY are Holton's Always 'Busy? Because the Work Is Best Obtainable.— A Corner Albert and Wyndham Sts. 0 A