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Press, Volume LI, Issue 15243, 3 April 1915, Page 14

EDUCATIONAL. GIRLS' HIGH SCHOOL, • CHRISTCHURCH. TTirANT—D—Two Assistant Teachers, with »»• experience in teaching Secondary Subjects. Graduates preferred. Salary, £150 per annum. Full particulars and Scheduleof Dut"«-*s may be obtained on application. ' GEORGE H. „ASON, Registrar. 7782 Canterbury College. HAMILTON HIGH SCHOOL. SENIOR ASSISTANT MASTER REQUIRED for General Form Work. Principal 'subjects: English, Frciicb, and Mathematics. Degree and Secondary School teaching experience essential. Ability to take military 'drill and an active* part in games an additional recommendation. Applications, elating age and enclosing testimonial--, will Lo received, until APRIL 14th. Salary —3-3 per annum. It. ENGLISH. 7—o Score'.—y. SCHOOL OF ART. i CANTERBURY COLLEGE. THE HALF TERM commences o:i WED- , NESDAY, April 7:l*- Students —ay join tho Classes at Half Fees. DAY and EVENING CLASSES are held for Drawing and Painting from Life, Land-trt-ape, aiid Still Life, for Black and "Whito Drawing:, for Illustrative pnrpcGes. Photoj graphic Retouching-, etc. ) ALSO CLASSES for Jewellery, Repousse "Work, Enamelling, "Wood ar.d Stone Carving, Leather Work, Stencil!—*?, Art Nee—ework, includin-_ Embroider*' and La<.-\ SPECIAL EVENING CLASSES for Architectural Drawing and Design, Geometry, Perspective, Signwriting, CI—«« for Drawing for Kindergarten Teachers, and Classes for Drawing for Teacher..' I") Certificate, Matriculation, and Civil Service Examinations. —■—URDAY MORNING CLASSES FOR TEACHERS and OTHERS. GEORGE H. MASON, 7766 Registrar. DANCING AND DEPORTMENT. PROFESSOR FLEMING'S ACADEMY, ■*- 241 Cashel street, is always open. Strictly private lessons any hour. Complete courae from enrolment. Proficiency guaranteed. 'Phone 204, ' / "39 QHORTHAND IN THIRTY DAYS.— O BOYD SHORTHAND can be mastered perfectly in thirty days' study of five hours each, or 150 hours in all, and the work can be done at home iv your sparo timo. "Wo will refund your- money in full if we cannot tea*— you as readily aa we represent. Write for . particulars. BOYD SHORTHAND SCHOOLS, Head Office N.Z., 100 Customhouse Quay, Wellington. P6021— READING, RECITATIONS. DIFFICULTIES OF SPEECH. MISS JOSFPHA MILLER, late Examiner Elocution to Guildhall School Music, London.- Certificated Teacher of Elocution, R.A.M. City office. 63 Cathedral square. 101 C DANCING, Deportment. Physical Culture— Under 'Royal and Vice-Regal patronage—MlSS LOWE'S Classen for Plain and Fancy Dancing Resume MARCH 22nd. Evening Classes. Quarter from entry. Waltzing taught in three private leesone. At home, Friday afternoone. 327 MONTREAL STREET. L__B DANCING. MISS BUCHANAN will Resume Teaching ABOUT MARCH 23th. Private- Lessons at any time. Waltz and One-step in four lessons. AORANGI, 294 HEREFORD STREET, City. ■ 8036 DANCING, Deportment, Phvßi'cal Exercise— • MISS COX 'pupil of Mrs Wordsworth and •_. Veatoff) Resumes Afternoon Classes on TUESDAY, March 10th. Evening Classes forming. 53 HEREFORD STREET W. . Telephone 354. C 2015 HARRY ELLWOOD, Violinist, pupil of Mona. Emile Chaumont, Brueeels, Prof. Theodore Spier—g, _eriin, will accept ft limited number, of Pupils. Alao open' for Engagements.- Studio, Ingli_ Build—ge. High street. ApDly bet"*reen 2-4 p.m. E9656 MISS DTTLCIE MITCHELL, * "CONTRALTO." -EDALLIST, and CERTIFICATED R.A.M., and OLYMPIA. LONDON. Also of Covent Garden. Pupil of Profs. Alberto Randeceer. Dr. Li«rhammer, and Charles Phillip. f"f7"ILL receive Pupils for Voice Production ». »i and Singing. Resumes Teaching Mon-. da**; February Ist," at* New Studio, Bristol Piano Co.'s New Building, , Cashel etreot, »id 6-; entrance.' ; Pupils Prepared for Coming Competitions • Also, OPEN FOR ENGAGEMENTS. 'Phone 1471. M 9856 DIGBY'S COMMERCIAL SCHOOL. HALLENSTEIN"S BUILDINGS (opposite D.1.C.). Principal: MISS M.'_. DIGBY, P.C.T., I.P.S. (Typists' Section). • COACHING FOR EXAMINATIONS. COACHING r FOR _._—IINATIONS. . ' Individual and Thorough Tuition for MATRICULATION, SENIOR CIVIL SERVICE, . PUBLIC . SERVICE ENTRANCE, Etc., Etc., ' By. : MISS N. SLOCOMBE, M.A., ,And other HIGHLY QUALIFIED INSTRUCTORS. . GOV—RNMEXT ENTRANCE . EXAMINATION. Intending candidates are reminded that tho next Entrance Examination for Short-hand-Typists .will be hold TOWARDS . THE E"ND OF MAY. NOTE. —At tho • last examination, one of oiir successful- pupils waa placed FIRST ON THE CREDIT LIST FOR. THE WHOLE OF NEW. ZEALAND. ______*__ SPECIAL CI—.SSES FOB----BACKWARD • STUDENTS.. — There aro many ambitious people -— who, for one reason or another, are ■ t-. backward in their' learning. Thi3 is — a handicap that they wish' to remove, — and _the. special classes wo aro now ... — forming for Backward Students afford — them the necessary opportunity. — These claeses aro under tho super- — . vision of Mr ~Gco. •H. Scarce, 8.A., — assisted by a epecial male instructor — deputed wholly, to * this tuition. All — lessons aro strictly individual. Age I — is no bar. The etudent- of riper age — who "might feel sensitive at attending j —- a Secondary School ia specially cater- | — ed for. — Tho subjects taught include the full — curriculum of a Secondary School, — ranging from elementary subjects up — to Matriculation etandard,' and aro — governed solely by tho student's mdi—- — vidual needs. — Instruction _ may bo had either in —. Day or Evening ■ Classes, and the term , — starts from tho student's first lesson. ■WRITE OR CALL FOR FULL PARTICULARS. p I LB V ' S COLLEGE, Next Chief Post Office, Cathedral square. ' . G9517-5 "~ PUBLIC NOTICES. ~~~'j BEST CAS- PRICE PAID for BOTTLES, i FAT, BONES. IRON, BRASS, LEAD, ZINC, SACKS, RAGS, and all kinds. WASTE MATERIAL. Telephone 112, J. SNELL, 63534 "-"Colombo street. Christchurch. CREAM PURCHASED. WE axe "CASH Buyers of Fresh CREAM in any quantity. Freight .paid to the factory, and highest prices given. CHRISTCHURCH DAIRY CO., LTD., 51 TUAM STREET, C 9163 Christchurch. STANHOPE'PIANOS. WE have just received another shipment of those ENGLISH-MADE iriAA'OS, in solid Oak and Burr Walnut Cases. Latest London Design. The terms are eaey—3s in £. Discount off marked price for Cash. MACARTHY and CLARK. •*£cS369~4GO Armagh street. 1915. CALTHORPE CARS. 1915. WE have on view at our Garage the tSeater Caltborpe Minor. This wonderf— email Oar is fitted with Brolt's _eii--_rter electric light, and Palmer cord Tyre— This Car is the ideal ladies' car, and ' is sold for the low prioo of 300 guineas. We also have the larger model, 12-15 and 16-33 De Luxes four and five-seatere. fitted with electric self-staiter and ligh_; RudgeWhitworih wire wheels. STOREY and CO. Garage. 330 Hereford street East. ' " ' 59563-1770 GOSSIP for Girle. Housekeeping Hinta, Weekly Fashion Notes, and Reading for-Everybody, appear in the "Page for Women" in Saturday's Editions of "The Evening Newe."