EDUCATIONAL 2! CHRISTCBURCII TECHNICAL COLLEGE. EVENING CLASSES, 1930. 'T'HE Staff of the Evening Classes Numbers -A 91 Lecturers and Instructors, most of whom are specialists in the trade or professional work in which they give instruction. The First Term will commence NEXT WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 19th. Enrolments will be taken for all courses EACH AFTERNOON from 2.30 p.m., and on the following evenings:— MONDAY, FEBRUARY 17th—C-7.30 p.m. for Women and Girls. Alter 7.30 p.m. for Men and Boys for Commercial and Accountancy Courses Standards V. and VI., Public Service Entrance, Accountants' Preliminary. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 18th—From 6 p.m. for Men and Boys for Motor, Mechanical, and Electrical Engineering, Carpentry and Joinery, Cabinetmaking, Motor Body Building, Plumbing and Sanitary Science, Drainlaying, Typography, Linotyping, and Woolclassing. All Students, including those who attended in 1929, must enrol before attending classes. Students under the age of 14 years are not eligible to attend evening classes. All intending students are urged to enrol before classes start on Wednesday next. Prospectus with information re courses, free places, fees, etc.. on application at the College. D. E. HANSEN, 9629 Principal. QHRISTCHURCH TECHNICAL COLLEGE. SHORT COURSES IN HOME SCIENCE. Head of Home Science Department: Miss J. Beck. The First Term for short course* in Home Science for Girls and Ladies will commence on MONDAY NEXT, February 17th. Classes will be held at the following times:— Needlework and Dressmaking: Wednesday, 10-12. » Thursday, 2-3.30. Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, 7-9 p.m. Millinery: Monday, 7-9 p.m. Plain Cookery: Wednesday, 2-4, 7-9 p.m. Advanced Cookery: Tuesday, 2-4 p.m. Fees from l!>s per annum. Concession tickets for country pupils. Prospectus, with details re Free Plaoes, Fees, etc., on application. Enrolments taken each afternoon after 2.30 p.m., . and each evening, except TUESDAY next, from 6.30 p.m. D. E. HANSEN, 9884 Principal. MRS J. HULME (nee Eva Moore), Producer, Ballet Mistress, and late Solo Dancer J. C. Williamson. Mrs Hulme having returned from a trip to Sydney and Melbourne will Resume Teaching at her New Studio, Albert Hall, 241 Caahel street (between Madras and Barbadoea street), commencing MONDAY, 17th inst. Private Lessons in Ballet, Ballroom, and the New Tapv/ork, so extensively used in talkie production (by arrangement). Senior Classes Ballet, Monday evening, at 7.15, commencing 17th inst. Senior Tapworif, Saturday after* noons, at 2.30, commencing 22nd inst. Each class £2 2s term of 10 weeks, if Combined £3 3s. Children's Classes Tapwork, Wednesday, 4 o'clock, commencing 19th inst. Ballet Dancing, Saturday mornings, 10.30, co:i>menoing 22nd inst. Fees same aa seniors. Interviews from Monday, 17th inst., from 10 a.m. Private address, same as Studio. Competition work a Specialty, commencing immediately. H57Q6 T CHRISTOHURTH COLLEGE OP ACCOUNTANCY. iHE 1930 Session commences on February 17th next, and the College office Is now open to receive enrolments. The College, which ia now in its fourth yea*. HAS AGAIN OBTAINED EXCEPTIONAL RESULTS in the recent accountancy professional examinations, 82 of the College students having obtained sectional passes out of a total of 120 successful Christchurch students. In the subjects of final book-keeping and auditing, the College again secured A MAJORITY OF SUCCESSFUL CANDI DATES IN CHRISTCHURCH. Write now fop a copy of- the College timetable,- which also gives all information regarding examination results, the increased lec turinr staff, and the scale of fees. A SATISFIED STUDENT IS OUB BEST ADVERTISEMENT. W. H. NICHOLAS, A.P.A. (N.Z.), A.1.A.N.Z., Director. Builder*' Chambers, Opp. Chancery Lane, 95 Gloucester street. 'Phone 85-776. »026 TRINITY COLLEGE OF MTJWIC, LOUDON. LOCAL CENTRE. rpHE Next THEORY EXAMINATIONS in ,L Connexion with the above College will be held on SATURDAY, June 7th. Entries fox ALL DIVISIONS oloae on SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 22nd. Syllabus and Entry Forma may be obtained from the Local Secreeary. J. CROSS, Oare The Bristol Piano Co., Ltd., 9578 Casnel street. rrtHE STUDIO SCHOOL OF DANCING, 1 182 MANCHESTER STREET. Classes and Private Lesson* in every braneh of the Art of the Danee are taken personally. IRJS mONT q O MERY, Pupil of Idtikowski, Madame Egoriva, Elsa Brunoleshi, Espinosa, T. C. Askew, Victor Silvester. • (Members of the Association of Operatic Dancing of Great Britain.) Hours: Daily 3 p.m. to a p.m.; or by appointment. All Classes Resume Feb. 11th Monday and Saturday). M 4169 M 1 BLOCUTIOK. :ss LUCY COWAN haa Resumed Teaching. TOWER CHAMBERS, 184 HIGH STREET (opposite comer to the New Majestic Thefttr®) Term dates from First Lesson. RalMray Reduction to Country Pupils. <JB*BO SCHOOL OF DANCING. MISS T. SIMPSON (Principal). STUDIO, 221 Manchester street (corner Worcester Street, top floor). Resumes Teaching 18th February. All the Latest Ballroom Denees Taught. Private Tuition and Classes arranged for Children and Adults. Intending pupils please call at Studio for interview, from 1 to 6 p.m. on 17th and 18th February, or 'phone 36-605 mornings end 6 #b 7 p.m. 59374 JYDNEY FRANCIS HOBEN J (Royal Conservatorium of Music, Leipzig, Germany). PIANO AND SINGING. Private Address, "THE LODGE," 36 HEREFORD ST. •Phone 88-871. 1492 Mrs ivy king, 1.t.c.1., PIANOFORTE AND HARMONY. Theory and Aural Class Gratis Junior Pupils. Students Prepared L.A.B. and L.T.O.L.' Studio: 139 a Manchester street, near Clock Tower, "Plimsolls." 'Phone 34-516. 9137 SYDNEY FRANCIS HOBEN. PIANO. SINGING. Royal Conservatorium of Music, Leipzig, Germany. Private address: "Stonehurst," Latimer SQuare. 'Phone 34-267. H 5473 PROF. O. SAVINI, 8.A., Lic.R.Coll.Mus., Florence (Italy). TUITION in VIOLIN, VIOLA, and COMPOSITION. 227 WORCESTER STREET, Or c/o The Bristol Piano Co. 'Phone 36-399. 34109 MRS E. J. McEACHEN (nee Miss Beatriee Claridge), PIANOFORTE and SINGING, Resumes Teaching MONDAY, Feb. 3rd. Sinning Classes SATURDAY, Feb. Bth. 42 MERIVALE LANE. M 4160 VIOLIN AND 'CELLO. MISS FREDA MARSDEN Teaches at Buna Buildings, Armagh street, and "Croftonlee," May's road. 'Phone 28-180. 1318 ELOCUTION, DRAMATIC ART, STAGE DEPORTMENT. "VfISS NAARE HOOPER, L.T.Oi., haa i'l resumed Teaching. Studio, 242 FITZGERALD AVENUE NORTH. 1862 FREE: 7/6 Silk Stockings for 200 IXL Washing Wrappers. Superbua Paeking Oo« Ohrlstebareh. 1
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