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EDUCATIONAL. — * CANTERBURY UNIVERSITY COLLEGE. COURSE OF LECTURES IN FORESTRY. A COURSE of 6 Lectures in Forestry will be given in the Lecture Room of the Biology Department by Mr C. E. Foweraker, M.A. Lecturer in Botapy and formerly Lecturer in charge of the School of Forestry. The lectures will be delivered on Tuesdays between 11 a.m. and 12 noon and the opening Lecture will be given on Tuesday next, the 7th instant. Interested members of the general public are cordially invited to attend. There will be no charge for admission. C. C. KEMP, 8903 Registrar. CANTERBURY AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE, LINCOLN. ANNUAL SHORT COURSE, June 28th to July Bth, inclusive. r PHE Course covers instruction on various important aspects of farming, live-stock demonstrations and organised excursions to farms of interest. Fees: Fee for the course, £3 3s, with board and residence, £5 ss. The course is limited to 50 students. Enrolment forms and full particulars on application. E. R. HUDSON, 8999 Director. 1 TRINITY COLLEGE OF MUSIC, LONDON. LOCAL CENTRE. ‘ /PHE Practical Examinations (Music) l*-in connexion with the College will take place in September next. Examiner: DR. JAMES LYON. Entries for all Divisions are now ■being received. CLOSING DATE; WEDNESDAY, JUNE 15th, 1938. Syllabus and Entry Forms may be obtained from the Local Secretary. J. CROSS, C/o Robert Francis, Ltd., 8785 ' 146 High street. Bookkeeping and OFFICE ROUTINE. Business careers begin with Study—the more qualification, the better the position attained. j GREGG-BANKS* method of individual attention and clearly defined lectures gives the finest tuition obtain- j able. What stronger recommendation to study with GREGG-BANKS? , GREGG-BANKS COLLEGE. , Principal: MISS I. M. ARCHER, 8.A.G.C.T., 115 Cashel street, Whltcombe’s Buildings. —2 Coaching for matriculation, School Certificate, Public Service Entrance. INDIVIDUAL Instruction by QUALIFIED TUTORS. Hours. Monday, 7-9: Tuesday and Thursday, 6-8 p.m. Full course, or special subjects only may be taken. EXPERT Coaching aLo provided for the Public Service Shorthand-Typists, Stage I Bookkeeping, and Chamber of Commerce Commercial Examinations. Day. Evening, and Saturday Morning • Sessions. DIGBY’S COMMERCIAL SCHOOL, 69 Worcester street West (Just over Bridge from Square). D37G9 CJILBY S COLLEGE. * 93 Worcester street tnear Cathedra) square). Specialists in the Preparation of Candidates for ALL EXAMINATIONS. Commercial, Secretarial. Matriculation, Accountancy, etc. Day and Evening Classes. Term commences With first lesson. Phone or write for Free Prospectus. C. H. GILBY, FP.A, (N.Z.), Director. MRS G. HILDA GILBY, 8.A.. I.P.S. (honours). Principal. P.O. Box 652. Telephone 41,-766. X 8669 MISS AGNES SHEARSBY. A.T.C.U, L.R.S.M. Professional Accompanistc. Teacher of Pianoforte and Theory. Room 2, Bristol Buildings, Cashel st. Inquiries: Petersen’s Music Shop. Private residence ’Phone 22-416. 8933 OARL NIC I~S, Eminent Operatic Tenor and Radio Teaches THE ART OF SINGING. Studio,' No. 2 Bristol Building. Inquiries: Petersen’s Music Shop. Private ’Phone 23-599. . 8936 PITMAN’S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, Top Floor, Warden's ' Buildings, Cashel street. Strictly individual tuition in Shorthand, Typewriting, Bookkeeping, etc. Term commences with first attendance. We guarantee positions for all qualified students. Fees very moderate. Telephone 41-027. C 3279 MISS NAARE HOOPER, L.T.C.L., Specialises in i ELOCUTION and DRAMA At the Tana-Gretchen Studio, 112 A Lichfield street (Triangle). Few vacancies for Drama Students. ■■■ , X 7596 INDIVIDUAL Tuition-UNIVERSITY ENTRANCE EXAMINATION etc. Ml M. M Bell. M.A., 8.D., 134 Fitzgerald street. St Albans. Interviews. 6.30 p.m. Prospectus on application. B300(l

i TEACHERS OF DANCING. Eileen orchard school of dancING.—Latest Ballroom and Tap Dancing Taught Daily. 2 p.m till 10. Children’s Classes every Saturday morning, 10.30 a.m. Studio, 111 Hereford street (next Plaza Theatre). Private address. 100 Papanui road. Q 7034 Ballroom dancing—under Royal and Vice-Regal Patronage. Old-time or Modern Dancing taught In Three Private Lessons. Miss Lowe, at home Friday afternoons. Miss Lowe, 51 Worcester street W. L 5186 ■Trigs NAN CABMAN Teaches afl in. . moc jern ballroom dances at her Studio, HALLENSTEIN BUILDINGS, High street (basement). Also classes in , Operatic and Modern German Dancing. Terms on application. ’Phone 31-778. ' C 3153 IT'ANZ-GRETCHEN STUDIO OF 1 MODERN BALLROOM DANCING. Private tuition daily. Class every Thursday 8 p.m. Principal: Miss Naare Hooper; assistant: Mr R. Collett. Studio: 112 A Lichfield st. (Triangle). H 5129 London academy. 769 Colombo street, 'Phone 41-933 MODERN BALLROOM DANCING. Private Lessons by Appointment. Class Every Tuesday, 7.30 p.m. Principal: A. L. Leghorn. C.M.I.S.T.D. TfARION GROSE SCHOOL OF DANCING. Latest Modern Ballroom Dancings Quickstep, Waltz, Slow Fox Trot and Tango. Full particulars from the Studio, “FRASCATI,” Cashel street, G 7166

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