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Why is it that we recommend you to ..J. MCDONALD'S.. Furniture Emporium 91 Lower High St (near Barbsdoet St) ior SIDEBOARDS, WARDROBES DUCHESSE CHESTS, Etc Became McDonald sells within the reach of all. His Factory is complete in every detail, which enablei him to manufacture Furniture worthy of your inspectio-. McDontld'i Motto it— TO RETAIN CUSTOM BY STRAIGHT DEALING C4SO» . . INSPECT . . EDUCATIONAL. DANCING AND DEPORTMENT—PROFESSOR R. FLEMING (F.8.P.T.D.), assisted by Mrs Fleming.—New Commodious and LTp-to-Date Private Academy, 74 Cashel street, City. Perfect Tuition. All Old Favourites and Latest Dances Taught. Waltzing a speciality. Strictly private lessons any hour. Complete correct course from enrolment. Proficiency guaranteed. Classes now forming. Terms on application. Telephone 204. C 4442 OICE PRODUCTION, PIANO, HARMONY, Etc. Interpretation of English, French, German and Italian Composi-. tions.—SIDNEY WILLIAMSON (Baritone), Diploma Royal Conservatorium Music, Leipzig, 238 Kilmore street West. \ Mr Williamson begs to announce that he Has taken iver the old-established Teaching Business of MR HARRY WELLS. Now Term begins SEPT. lflth. Open for Concert, Oratorio and A\ Home Engagements. Terms on application. Dresden. Milner and Thompson. P.O. Box 726. ■ • 1896 (CHRISTCHURCH COMMERCIAL AND J SHORTHAND SCHOOL. Temporary Premises: Whitcombe's Buildings, Cashel atreet. . : BOOK-KEEPING. ACCOUNTANCY. AUDITING. COMMERCIAL LAW. These are some of tho Subjects that we Specialise in. Instructor in charge, MR W. E. BEST. F.N.Z.A.A., A.1.A., N.Z. Assistant Instructor MR A. C. DUNN, A.1.A., N.Z. TERM. COMMENCES ANY TIME. Fees on Application. , Write or Call for Full Prospectus. Note the Address: WHITCOMBE AND TOXIBS' BUILDING, CASHEL STREET. GILBY'S COLLEGE, (Next to G.P.0.) . CATHEDRAL SQUARE. :' COMMERCIAL SIDE.' Shorthand (Pitman's only) Touch Typewriting - Practical Book-keeping and Business Training. rnHE INSTRUCTORS in these SubX jects —re men and women of many years' experience and special training for the work. .We nave a Specialist-Teacher in charge of every branch of the.work , of preparation. Strict Business. Training for the future business men and women of the community is onr business. YOUR INTEREST will be best served by Bending your sons and daughters to us. .C. H. GILBY, F.I.P.S. (Hons.), F.C.1., ____~(Eng.), C 4659-4 Principal. LOUISE MIDLINERY SCHOOL, 314 HIGH STREET, Christchurch. THE ART OF MILLINERY thoroughly Taught from foundation to finish. Pupile I become competent to make and trim their ■ own hats in a few lessons. DAY ANT) EVENING CLASSES. 10 Lessons 7s 6d. Call or write for Circular. ■■ 04390-19-1 ' A LONG-FELT WANT SUPPLIED. L ANGER SCHOOL OF DRESSCUTTING, A.M.P. Buildings, Cathedral square.— Pupils taught to Cut and 3fake any Garment. Blouse and Skirt Class" 12 lessons 255, mI eluding Charts. Advanced Work by arrange- : tnent: Classes Daily, (except Saturdays), Tuesday and Friday Evenings, 7 to 9. System awarded Ist urine at Women's Exhibition, Melbourne. Term commences any 4ime. , C 4400 .-MISSES PITTS, Principals. BOARD AND RESIDENCE. j "OT. ELMO' - HOUSE, 187 Worcester street, ' O Went- End —Superior Accommodation for Visitors and Permanent Boarders, two i minutes from G.P.O. and central tram termij nu»; also within same distance of Varks, j Public Garden-, Museum, Boat Sheds, etc Quietest and very best position in city. Telephone 872. Miss -__mpton, Proprietress ; C 2674 • FOE BRASS PLATEB. ! QTEEL and Rubber Stamp*, Stencila, and O Letter-cutting try HOLLER and YOUNG. Engraver*. I Corns. Worciister and Manchester street. ■; 08-33