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Studio: C/o. Kobt. Francis, Ltd., 146 High street. £5(^94 SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING. SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING. Result of GOVERNMENT EXAMINATIONS. 1929. 1 All PEE CENT, of passes in ADVANCED X W SPECIAL and INTERMEDIATE Examinations, the ONLY SUCCESSFUL Canterbury candidates and writers of PITMAN'S Shorthand. Junior Exam.—2o Candidates presented—l 9 passed. A Splendid Record this II THOROUGH and INDIVIDUAL tuition in al] Commercial Subjects. Coaching for all Bookkeeping Examinations. Day and Evening Classes have now resumed. Term commences at any time. Prospectus and full particulars on application. DIGBY'S COMMERCIAL SCHOOL, 69 Worcester street W. Tel. 32-510. Over 380 office positions were obtained by students during 1929, and already many applications have been received this year for our qualified pupils. Efficient Shorthandtypistes are always in demand. D 3519-4 BALLROOM DANCING MISS T SIMPSON (Principal). STUDIO IVI 221 MANCHESTER STREET . (Top Floor), corner Worcester street. The latest Bsllroom Dances taught including Skaters' Waltz. Quick Step. Fox Trot, etc , also old Waltt. Private lessons any hour New classes now forming Practice Class Tuesdays. 8 p.m Interviews 11-12.30 and 2-30-6 p.m. 'PHONE 36-605 mornings and 6-7 SO p.m. 59543 CHARLES -BUCKET T, PHYSICAL CULTURE EXPERT. Specialist in Physical Culture tor Ladles and Girls. Classes for Ladies, Girls, and Boys. PARTICULARS FROM GYMNASIUM. 221 MANCHESTER STREET, CORNER WORCESTER ST. M 1 SS LUCY OOWAN Elocution and Dramatic Art, Tower Chambers, 184 High street. A SHORT COURSE' OF ELOCUTION LESSONS WILL HELP YOU TO Improve Conversation, Sparkle Entertainment, - Smooth Examinations, and "Secure Prizes. C 2548 T MRS GRACE EMPSON, 1 EAOHER OF VOICE PRODUCTION AND SINGING, Has Opened her Studio at 125 RIVER ROAD, AVONSIDE. City Lessons by Appointment, JAMES SHAW, TEACHER OF SINGING. Late Principal Tenor of 2ZY (Manchester) Opera Company. Pupil of John Harrison, the Great English Tenor. ( VACANCIES FOR PUPILS. 44 PAOKES STREET, off Bealey avenue. 59768 MULVANY GRAY SCHOOL <M Dance, Drama, and Mime, at 98 Victoria atreot 'Pbone 33-717 The Misses Mulvany. Gray and Menzies All branches of dancing, «lo cution, fencing, health culture, stagecraft Ballroom Classes Wednesdays and Fridays, at 7.50 p.m Timaru Classes Mondays and Tuesdays Asbburton Saturdays at Masonic Hall G6978 DANCING, Deportment, Calisthenie Exer elses. Under Royal and Vice-Regal patronage. Miss Lowe resumes all her classes from September 22nd. Fox Trot, Modern Walts, and One Step taught in three private lessons., At home Friday afternoons. Miss Lowe. SI Worcester street. L 5704 MRS IVY KING, 8.T.C.L., PIANOFORTE and HARMONY. Theory and Aural Class Gratis Junior Pupils. Students Prepared L.A.B. and L.T.C.L. Studio: 139 a Manchester street, near Majestic Theatre and Plimsoll's. 'Phone 34-516. HOTELS. N E W BRIGHTON OiJE SPEND YOUR SPRING HOLIDAYS AT THE SEASIDE. Reduction tn Tariff. Excellent Accommodation, every convenience lor families. Close to Golf Course. Tennis, and Bowling Greens. For fuller particulars 'phone 34-265, or write MRS N. J. JOHNSTON, J5405 Proprietress.
Th© City's Premier Private Hotel la the Favoured West End. **rr\HE LODGE/' , 36 HEREFORD ST., A CHRIBTCHURCH. Combines every comfort and luxury of a refined home with proximity to the centre of the City, the Botanic Gardens, Canterbury College, and the River Avon. Tariff, 12s 6a per day. Permanent Guests, special rates. MRS M V. GUNN, Proprietress. Telephones/33 870; Private 33-871. G5636 ENIL WORTH PRIVATE HOTEL, Cashel St., West End—Reorganised and Reno* vated under new management. Superior and select accommodation for permanent and casual guests Picturesque garden and lawn surroundings. Large sunny lounge verandahs. Good table; every convenience. Comfort guar* anteed Cars accommodated. 'Phone 34*264. MRS W J HENRY HSS9G OTEL AMBASSADORS (Chriatchurch's Private Hotel, de Luxe) has every modem appointment. Excellent cuisine Telegrams and letters promptly attended to. Garage handy. Tariff. Casuals 12s 6d per day Permanent by arrangement. Manchester street (near Railway Station)* 'phone 30-383. OPTICIANS. Telephone 34-452. P.O. Box 669S E V I'O K E JONES, OPTICIAN, 51 CATHEDRAL SQUARE (Corner Chancery lane). J7694 fJOMENTHOL gives instant relief ' to Kpricg-Ume colds. Is 6d bottle. Barsalts , CtonrUta, —®
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