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EDUCATIONAL. CANTERBURY COLLEGE. In Conjunction with THE ASSOCIATED BOARD OF THE ROYAL' ACADEMY OF MUSIC AND THE ROYAL COLLEGE OF MUSIC. FOR LOCAL EXAmFnaTIONS IN MUSIC. THE Syllabuses A and B, containing full particulars of the Practical and Theoretical Examinations to at Canterbury College during the year 1899 may NOW BE OBTAINED at the office of the undersigned. A. CRACROFT W T ILSON, Registrar. Canterbury College, Christchurch, 7th February, 1899. 9409 MISS FREDA MARSDEN, Teacher of the Violin and 'Cello, T3ESUMED TEACHING FEBRUARY nth. 280 GLOUCESTER STREET W.__ Oil* PIANO, VIOLIN, SINGING, ZITHER. Etc. j FEES —One to Three Guineas, the higher including Theory auu liarmoay Free. Teacher Melbourne Kxperieuce. Harmony and Cou"t?Vßoi"t tnuj;ht by cnrre"io;:dence. strictly private. Charges reasonable. Write for credentials, MR ClLL_)a, Music Library, Cashei street, near bridge. 9333F H. E. MELITUS, CERTIFIED Puuil of Royal Leipzig Conservatorium, has COMMENCED TEACHING. Intending Pupils can be seen from 11 to 1, and 4 to 6 at Aberdare House, 239 Gloucester street W. 9__6tS MR H. ROSSITER, Choirmaster St. Mary's Church, Manchester street, and Conductor Christchurch Amateur Operatic Socie-ty, WILL -RESUME TEACHING on WEDNESDAY, Ist FEBRUARY. 136 ARMAGH STREET. Piano, Singing, Harmony and Theory. 5555 shorthandTnd"TECHNICAL SCHOOL, Grain Agency Buildings, Triangle, Christchurch. aW. LOCKYER-DIGBY (Honours) N.S.S.T., N.U.T., Doublo Pitman Medallist, holder of Record Speed Certificates for 200 and 220 words per minute. Assisted by Miss E. E. Digby, lato Principal School of Shorthand, etc., Oameru. RESULTS—Shorthand: Pupils from this School hold First and Highest Speed Certificates in New Zealand. Typewriting: Every Certificate granted in New Zealand' by the N.U.T., England, has been gained by pupils from this School. Shorthand, Typewriting, Bookkeeping and full Commercial Training. pOLLEGE OF MUSIC, CHRISTCHURCH MR GEO. GARDNER (Late of Melbourne), And MR JOHN A. GARDNER Are Prepared to TEACH PUPILS on the VIOLIN, PIANO, also SINGING, And all Wind Instruments. TERMS REASONABLE. Apply at the COLLEGE, G. F. S. ROOMS, Gloucester street; Or at PRIVATE ADDRESS, 25C Gloucester street W. THE- MISSES MALING, 10 Cathedral square (Over Messrs Kaye and Carter's.) SHORTHAND and TYPEWRITING OFFICE. Pupils from 9.30 to 5, or by arrangement. . 69* MISS E. HART, (Holder of first certificate for 150 words granted for New Zealand), 1 ASSISTED BY HER SISTERS. (Also holding high speed certificates), SCHOOL OF SHORTHAND and TYPE- , WRITING, Mutual Life Arsociation Buildings, No. 160 Hereford street. Instruction given in Pitman's Shorthand, Typewriting, Mimeography, and General Routine of Office Work. Classes daily. For hours and terms apply at the school. General mercantile and legal type-writing executed with secrecy and despatch. All kinds of meetings, arbitration cases, Court cases, etc., accurately reported verbatim or in condensed form. Pupils prepared for high speed examinations. Terms moderaU SHORTHAND" AND TECHNICAL .. SCHOOL 150 Worcester street West. PRINCIPAL—MR C. p. GILBY, Honourßnian"and Fellow of the Incorporated Phonographic Society, N.S.S.T., etc. Shorthand, Typewriting, Bookkeeping, and all Commercial Subjects thoroughly taught. CIVIL SERVICE and MATRICULATION. —Individual Tuition by Mr H. L. Kidd, B.Sc, and Miss F. Sheard. M.A. FRENCH CLASSES (Day and Eveninr.), under M. Malaquin, from tho Lycee National d'Orleans, France, Rapid Conversational Method. Term commences at any time. PIANO AND VIOLIN, FRENCH SYSTEM. . PROFICIENCY AND IMPROVEMENT GUARANTEED. MISS J. SCOTT, Teacher of Piano and Violin" (Holder of Trinity College Certificate). MISS ALICE SCOTT, Teacher of Piano (Holder of Trinity College and Canterbury College Certificates). MISS EVA SCOTT, Teacher of Violin (a Pupil of Signor Curcio). PUPILS RECEIVED FOR PIANO OR VIOLIN. Extra care and attention given a to dull or backward Pupils. Beginners will* be taught correct position and fingering, and advancement and proficiency will be guaranteed. Advanced Pupils prepared for Theoretical and Practical Examinations. v TERMS—For Piano or Violin £1 Is. If, however, paid in advance, 35s per quarter will be accepted. For further particulars apply to lriii '•••ter'-ioTough street, Christchurch. 'telephone No. 695. 5 ' i .♦» J . LITTLE'S SHEEP DIPS. LITTLE'S FLUID DIP 1 " ..' , ■ ■ ' ■' (Non-poisonous). A NNUALLY USED ON OVER 6,000,000 SHEEP in New Zealand, and on scores of millions throughout the world This (the original) FLUID DIP, being perfected through long experience, advances continually, regardless of the "cheap" mixtures which come in every year, to disappear a season or two later. LITTLE'S POWDER T>lB t (Poisonous). Ten years' experience having proved, this to be the BEST POWDER DIP, it is fast displacing others. The sales have increased twenty-fold in five years. NOTE THE PRICE _ 50s PER CASE, TO MAKE lOOOgal. DIP. • LIBERAL REDUCTIONS FOR LARGE ORDERS. MORRIS, LITTLE and SON, 142 CASHEL STP-GET EAST, CHRISTCHURCH. District Agents: E. W. Hanmer, Ashburton Nicholl Brothers, Ashburton J. Johnston, Rangiora. I lIHOWW, White or -flack Canvas Shoes. J-* K. Atkinson' t, 119 Manchester atreet. 1 Come right along. '.-'■' • .