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EDUCATIONAL. CANTERBURY COLLEGE. SCHOOL OF ART. Director: R. Herdman-Smith. A.M., > F.SA.M. (Loud.). THE SECOND TERM commences _CNDAY, JUNE Bth. THE SCHOOL PROVIDES: (1) A Complete Course of Study in the various branches of Drawing, Painting, Modelling, and Art Crafts. (2) A Three Years' Course in Architecture for the Diploma of Associate of the Institute of Architects of New Zealand. (3) Instruction in oignwriting. Ticket Writing, Pester Work, and Book Illustration. Classes are held in the Mornings, Afternoons and Evcninrrs. Valuable Scholarships are awarded anm: ally, several carrying maintenance allow ances. A Special Chisa for Art Needlework will b id on Thursday Evenings this Term. Syllabus may be obtained at tho Colle~ office, Worcester etreet, or from tho Ar Dealer*. GEORCE H. MASON. 3102 Registrar. THE EDUCATION BOARD OF THE DIS TRICT OF NORTH CANTERBURY. ELECTION OF COMMITTEES. rpilE Education Board of tho District of IJ- North Canterbury hereby publicly notii ries that the Householders of the Schoo j Districts of Bushside, Domett, Eifielton, Eii gin, Hurunui, Irwell, Kaiapoi, Island, Kirij klri, Lakc-'ide, Longbcich, Robinson's Bay, J Spotswood. and Wcsterfield, having failed to j elect Committees at the Annual Meeting;: I he-Id on the 4th May, and the election of a j Committee'for tho School District of ElmI wood having been declared invalid, the B-jard directs that MEETINGS of HOUSE HOLDERS in each of the said districts be held on MONDAY, the 15th June, 1014, at half-part seven o'clock, in the evening; for the ELECTION of COMMITTEES for "such districts for the year ending with the fourth Monday in Auril, 1915. The place of meeting shall bo the SCHOOLROOM in each district. The number of members to be elected will be: —For Bushside. EirTelton, Elgin. Hurunui, Kaiapoi, Island, Kirikiri, and Robinson's Bay, FIVE; for Domett, Irwell, Lakeside, Longbcach, Spotswood and Wcsterfield. SEVEN; for Elmwood, NINE. The Board further directs that the first meeting of each School Committee shall be held in the place appointed for tho Election, and immediately after tho election upon the same evening. The Board further calls upon the Householders of each of the districts to send to th? Chairman of the School Committee, in writing, on or before MONDAY", June Bth, the names of the persona, being resident householders, nominated by them for the election to serve upon tho Committee. Such nomination? must be signed by the Proposer, and by the Candidate, and must be in the form oet I forth in the schedule to the Act or te the effect thereof. In addition te such nominations, any householder present at the meeting may nominate any aualified candidate who is present at the meeting and who consents by word of mouth or by writing to be 60 nominated. H. C. LANE. Secretary, Christchureh, 22nd May, 1914. N.B.—Tho newly-f.'ected Chairman of the Committee is particularly requesteel te let the Board know without delay tho result of the election. 3355 GIRTON COLLEGE. LATIMER SQUARE. for Ladies in English Literature. Grammar, and Elocution: also French Grammar and Conversation (Mile. Daniel). Painting, Dancing, Swedish Gymnastics, and Cookery, C. FREEMAN, 8.A., Principal. GIRLS' COLLEGIATE SCHOOL. NEW BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL ON LATEST LINES. WILL OPEN on JUNE 4th, at 64 RO y r Lesion avenue. The Preparatory School for Scholars nnd nine years of age wi.J be carried on at Worcester street West (3 minutes' wa from Cathedral square), by MISS ELDRE of Peverel School. MAY C. BROWN, Principal. At Home, SATURDAY, May 80th, ai MONDAY, June Ist, from two to five. Telephone 3856. 75 ]*yJBS ERNEST FIRTJ VOICE PRODUCTION AwD SINGING, 242 Manchester street. .- -'" '» MR ERNEST FIRTH, F.R.C.C Organist-Choirmaster Durham strci Church. PIANO, ORGAN, SINGING, THEORY. ■ 242 Manchester street. 81 DEPORTMENT, PHYSICAL CULTURE PLAIN AND FANCi DANCING. MISS COX, assisted by MISS DOROTH SAUNDERS, will resume Afternoo Classes from June 4th. Evening Claee« forming. TE WHARE. 63 HEREFORD STREET W Telephone 354. C 918---2 MISS BUCHANAN'S BEGINNE-it CLASS (individual tuition, and expei assistants), THURSDAYS, 8 p.m. Practic Assembly forming, Walts and Reverse, 1 four private lessons. Tango, private an class, and lessons any time by appointment 3141 AORANGI, 294 Hereford street. T\TM. CULLEN, PROFESSIONAI ' r TEACHER of Piano, Violin. 'Cella Moderate fees Rapid Up-to-date System. In structs Pupils in their own homes, or at ni private residence. 24 Lincoln road, Spreydon [» OT. MARGARET'S COLLEGE. 28 Armag' "-' street—The term begina TUESDAY June 9th. The Lady Principal will bo a heme to admit new Pupils on Saturday, Jum 6th, from 2-3. "pUPILS "wanted for tho PIANOFORTE A moderate terms Homes visited when necessary. Send post card to FREDK HALE (from London), 42 Totara road, Riccarton, Christchureh. Pupils prepared foi London College of Music (local centre). 71J DANCING, Deportment, Physical Culture Under Royal and Vice-Regal patronage MISS LOWE'S Classes for Plain and Fane; Dancing Resume June 6th. Evening Classes Quarter from entry. Waltzing taught : n three private lessons. At Homo Friday afternoons, 327 Montreal street. DIGBY'S COMMERCIAL SCHOOL, HALLENSTEIN'S BUILDINGS (Opposite D.1.C.). Principal: MISS M. D. DIGBY, P.T.C., I.P.S. (Typists' Section). Holder of Teachers' Diplomas. OFFICE POSITIONS NEARLY EVERY DAY we receive inquiries from Leading Commercial Firms for SHORTHAND-TYPISTS and JUNIOR CLERKS, and each year we require DOUBLE THE NUMBER OF PUPILS we have to fill these positions. NOTE.—ALL OUR PUPILS, as soon as proficient, readily obtain THE BEST POSI TIONS in tho BEST OFFICES at the HIGHEST SALARIES PAID, commencing at from £40 to £80 r>er annum. " TERM COMMENCES AT ANY TIME Full particula-6 regarding School Hours, Fees, etc., on application. C 8724-5 DO YOU WANT TO LEARN SPANISH? GERMAN? MAORI? T""*7"E have Complete Courses of » » tuition which you can take here or study by mail, right in your own home. Each course under a highly qualified instructor. Every New Zealander should study the euphonious language of our Native Race—a most interesting study. One student of our "MAORI COURSE," who gained a First Grade Native Interpreter's Ceriificate, wrote: "My success is duo to the way your instructor explained my lessons. I think he is the best instructor in Maori in New Zealand." N.B.—Maori is an optional Matriculation subject Write for Particulars. GrLBTS COLLEGE, Cathedral square. - Christeharch. ============= ———- ?o__: i CONCENTRATION Of YOUR BUSINESS DATA Becomes easy by using our yERTICAL FILING CABINETS. See our Special Display. H. A. LOGAN. Sole Manufacturers, Hereford place (Rear oi New Gov-rament oailding»). I—S