educational Sm«'t2; , i. Theory “nd Harmony. rJ: Studio- 4 ??? 1 !? 8 ! on M °nday. February 7. : Qtiidio. 217 Bealey avenue. 'Phone 76-630 i ~————— X 7189 ARTHUR BELL ARTHUR BELL R T‘h?n S Monday? February 7. Phone 48-029 ; 40 Halton st., Papanui. ISOLA CRISTOFANINI, A.T.C.U Resumes Teaching at 21 AYNSLEY TERRACE, Opawa, On Wednesday, February 9. MARIE CORSER MARIE CORSER SCHOOL OF DANCING Resumes FEBRUARY 5. ST. LUKE S HALL, Manchester street. ~T~ ~ —TEACHERS—»c+P5 Uiries rom men and women intera,, \ n posts private schools for 1955 bv^¥crf^An^T>. S m a Jt s) ’ will be welcomed by ASSOCIATED TEACHERS, 343 Lt. Colims street, Melbourne. C.l. 3181 ALISON ALSTON, - A.TS.D. ...Speech and Voice Production i^ eSUine Tuition at 37 IDRIS ROAD, Fendalton, on FEBRUARY 5, 1955. 'Phone 55-455. X3089 ACCOUNTANCY STUDENTS. Excellent Correspondence Tuition is provided by ENTING’S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. Write for Free Prospectus, Box 826 Wellington. 7030 johnny McDonald, Late of London, Teacher of Piano Accordion and Tap Dancing, resumes teaching on February 12. Studio: 149 Slater st., Shirley. t BERYL GOUGH, L.R.S.M. (Teacher and Performer), R.M.T., VOICE PRODUCTION AND THE ART OF SINGING Candidates prepared for Examinations and Competitions. Resumes teaching at Studio, 14 STIRLING ST., Merivale. 'Ph. 55-878. SPEECH AND DRAMA MRS J. P. O’SULLIVAN, F.T.C.L., Resumes teaching Tuesday, February 8. Studio: 951 COLOMBO ST., NORTH. ALAN de MALMANCHE, Drama and Voice Culture Tutor (ex-Royal Academy Dramatic Art, London), aimounces that he is enrolling pupils of all ages for tuition in drama, speech, and voice production. Special individual attention given to adults who wish to improve their speech. 'Phone 60-511 or write P.O. Box 1157. Terms reasonable. 3110 SELWYN HOUSE SCHOOL, LTD. TERM begins TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 8, at 9 a.m. Boarders return Monday, February 7, 1955. The Headmistress will be at the School to meet Parents of new pupils from 9.30 a.m. till 12 noon, on Monday, February 7. 1955. 7583 “COSTING”—A SPECIAL COURSE FOR QUALIFIED ACCOUNTANTS. To secure a pass in "Costing" is the next logical step after qualifying as an Accountant. “Costing” brings many special emoluments to the professional Accountant. Send for Prospectus. HARLE’S COLLEGE OF ACCOUNTANCY, LTD., Specialists in Teaching Accountancy, Colonial Mutual Life Buildings, P.O. Box 2399, WELLINGTON. 3019 CANTERBURY UNIVERSITY COLLEGE. TERMS, 1955. LECTURES in the first term for 1955 commence on Monday, February 28. Enrolment will take place on Thursday, February 24 and Friday, February 25, The dates of terms are as follows: Ist Term—Monday. February 28-Satur-day. May 14. 2nd Term—Monday May 30-Saturday. August 13. 3rd Term—Monday, September 5-Satur-day, October 8. J. LOGIE, Registrar. 13868 PIANOFORTE, THEORY, Interpretation of Song, ITje Art of Accompanying, Girl’s Vocal. Special individual course in piano technique arid interpretation. All grades, including Diploma. Thorough tuition. AGNES SHEARSBY, A.T.C.L., LH.S.M. (R.M.T.), Performer and Teacher, Now resettled in Christchurch, is accepting a Limited Number of pupils for the above. Lessons have commenced. Studio: No. 10 Chas. Begg and Co., High street. Telephone 62-499. 3002 PAPANUI COMMUNITY CENTRE PAPANUI COMMUNITY CENTRE GARDENING GROUP. GARDENING GROUP. ALL Members are advised that the above group will open its 1955 session in the R.S.A. Hall, comer Langdons and North roads, Papanui, on WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 9, at 7.30 p.m. Intending New Members are cordially Invited to attend this evening. F. L. DRURY, Group Leader. 7595 PAPANUI HIGH SCHOOL EVENING CLASSES, 1955 ENROLMENTS for Evening Classes, 1955, will be taken as follows— WEDNESDAY, 9th Feb., at 7 p.m.: All homecraft and commercial classes, including dressmaking, dress designing millinery, shorthand, typewriting, and bookkeeping. WEDNESDAY, Feb. 9, at 7JO p.m.: All Examination Classes and general subjects, including English, mathematics, history, geography, physics, chemistry, technical drawing. THURSDAY, Feb. 10, at 7 p.m.: Al! classes in the building and engineering courses, including woodwork, building construction, drawing, fitting and turning, workshop technology, mathematics. THURSDAY, February 10, at 7.30 p.m.: Hobby classes in woodwork and engineering practice. 2719 DON’T BE LEFT The way to progress to better positions with higher pay is to equip yourself with specialised training. Don’t be left—jump ahead of the rank and file by deciding today that you will become a QUALIFIED ACCOUNTANT. In all kinds of firms, Accountants are holding down the best positions, earning the highest salaries. Don’t wait—enrol right away with Hemingway’s, the "passmasters,” and you can qualify quickly. For 58 years Hemingway’s have proved by actual examination results that they are the foremost specialists in Account- . ancy instruction. Their home-study training is thorough, practical, easy to follow, easy to master, leaves nothing to chance. Write quickly for FREE BOOK "ACCOUNTANCY,” to HEMINGWAY’S, CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS, P.O. Box 516, Auckland. • W.S. 1 PAPANUI COMMUNITY CENTRE PAPANUI COMMUNITY CENTRE PAPANUI COMMUNITY CENTRE APPLICATIONS for enrolment in the following groups will be accepted in the R.S.A. SOCIAL HALL, corner Langdons and North roads, Papanui, on MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 7, at 7 pan.:— ARTS AND CRAFTS. DRESSMAKING. MILLINERY. BOOK-KEEPING. TYPEWRITING. ENGINEERING. WOODWORK. It !s Important that all who are desirous of admission to the above classes attend on the above date. F. L. DRURY, President.
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