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Press, Volume L, Issue 14909, 24 February 1914, Page 9

EDUCATIONAL. DANCING, DEPORTMENT, PHYSICAL CULTURE. Under Royal mi Vioe» Reeal patronage. Miss Lowc'o Classes resumo March 16th. Individual attention to each pupil. Evening classes quarter from entry. Waltzing taught in threo private lessons. At homo Friday Afternoon*, 327 •lontreal street. C9I6S DANCING. Tl/TISS BUCHANAN'S Evening Classes will IVI Resume about MARCH ISth. Private Loasons at any time by arrangement. Wilt* and One-«tep in four lessons. AORANGI, 291 Hereford street, City. MISS MARION WOODHOUSE, L.R.A.M. VOICE PRODUCTION AND SINGING. Tho Studio, CHANCERY LANE—Moa days, Wednesdays, and Thursdays. ASHBURTON MASONIC HALL—Tots \ days and Fridays. Railway Concession Tickets for Countrj Pupils. Term may commence from any data. 641 , rtHBY'S COLLEGE, Next door to Chief Post Office., CATHEDRAL SQUARE. PREPARATION For • ACCOUNTANCY PROFESSIONAL And - BOOKKEEPERS' CERTIFICATE. EXAMINATIONS. . TUESDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS, ' At 7 o'clock. Instructor: ■ HULL CORDERY, F.LA., N.Z, F.C.P.A., Whoso Students in past Examinations Eavo headed the list for Australasia. Closo" Individual Tuition of ©very I student i 3 the secret of oux sucoees. ] As, the- number .that can he taken I in these. Special Classes is strictly limited, early enrolment is advisable. j Foes ond additional information an ( application. i . HORACE GILBY, 1012-5 Principal. '- D' IGBY'S COMMERCIAL BCHOOH, HALLENSTEIN'S BUILDINGS. (Opposite D.LC.) Principal: Miss M. D. DIGBY, P.C.T, ' 'LP.S. (Typists* Section), Hold-' ot Teacher's Diplomas. OFFICE POSITIONS. . NEARLY EVERY DAY we receive ea ouiries from Leading Commercial Firms foi SHORTHAND-TYPISTS and JUNIOR CLERKS, and. each year we rcquirs DOUBLE THE NUMBER OF PUPILS wt have to fill these position*]. NOTE.—ALL OUR PUPILS. as noon W proficent, readily obtain THE BEST POSI TIONS in tho BEST OFFICES at thf HIGHEST SALARIES paid, commencinf . at from £40 to £S0 per annum, TERM COMMENCES AT ANY TIME ■ Full particulars regarding School Hours, - t Fees, etc., on application. C 8444-1 FUNERAL NOTICES. THE Funeral of the lato Mm James L. Gibb, of Motunau, will take place- on Wednesday, 25th February, 1914, leaving her rosidenco Motunau, at 10 a.m., arriving at Waikari Cemetery al 2 p.m. 5033 THE Funeral of tha iato Dennis Carmodj will leave his late residence, 314 Bealey avenue, on Wednesday, tho 25th inst,, «4 8.50 a.m., for St. Mary's Church, Manchester etreet North, Requiem Mass at 9 a.m., and thenco to tho Linwood Cemetery. J. LAMB aad SON. % 6041 THE Funeral of the- lato Alexander Campbell, of Soutbbrook,. will leave Manchester etreet North This Day (Tuesday), at 10.30 a.m., and, will arrive at Rangiora Anglican ' Cemetery at 1.30 p.m. Private interment. ■fo flowers, by request. GEORGE BARBELL. 1433 Herbert Langford, John Rhind. 19 London at 106 Montreal at, TANGFOBD AND BH 1 N 1), UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMER'PHONES 689 and 1603. To-n Offioa. 104 Cache! street "Phone SIX P.O. Box 633. * J. ANDERSON, TTNDERTAKEB AND FUNERAL , V DIRECTOR, 1«7 VICTORIA STREET. . caag ; /-1 E O R Q E B A B B'S Xi XUNDERTAKER. AND EMBALMER, CR. DURHAM and ST. ASAPH ST& 'PHONE T2L C744J P. HAIGB. FTTNEHAL FURNISHER 861 acd H66 CASHEL STREET, " LINWOOD. Thc»« 8544 yexmerry of the Le*da UsdtrUUnf Co.. England. 439 mmmsammmmmsmimmmmmsmasmmmmmmsmmmsmmm . T LAMB ANDSON FUNERAL FUIUUS_ER& 3*o. SS* LTCHFEEIiD STREET. TELEPHONE 533. auhlUhed 1873. Co2t