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Educational z2?\ The Cathedral i Grammar School lBBl BOYS' Preparatory School, founded 1881. The Cathedral Grammar School, an independent school, provides 5 lull programme at each level from Pre-school and Primers to Standard Six (Form II). Boarding on Cottage Home system for boys from rural areas only. Inquiries regarding admission and Prospectus from the Headmaster. 2 Chester Street West Christchurch. 1. or phone 65-044. STC ' Tuition ACCOUNTING tuition by third year Varsity student, have tutored before. Ph. 519-607. COACHING. Remedial reading, languages. English. L. R. Johnston. M.A., Dip. Mus„ Ph. 892-761. DOROTHY Small. School of Dressmaking, Drafting. Cutting and Designing. Morning, afternoon and evening classes. Beginners from 8 years. Also soecialised ladles' tailoring class. 247 Barrington St. Ph. 35-974. STC EVENING classes tn Typewriting and Word Processing/ Text Editing Machines. Also use of electric typewriters and dictation machines. From only $2 hour. Ritchie Secretarial College. Phone 790-668. SATURDAY classes In Typewriting, Shorthand. Word Processing, also use of electric typewriters arid dictation machines. From only $2 hour. Ritchie Secretarial College. Ph. 790-668. TENNIS Coaching. Easter > Junior classes. Winter adult i classes by Terry Mooney. For 1 details phone 527-112. TENNIS Coaching. Easter junior classes. Winter adult classes by Terry Mooney. For details phone 527-112. WOULD YOU LIKE TO LEARN ' BEAUTY CARE? Bring your own, no money ' needed. AH ages. Please ring 41-982 n you are I interested. : SPINNING BEGINNERS' day class at the Christchurch Guild of Weavers and Spinners. Arts Centre, starting Thursday, March 25, 10-12 noon. Enquiries: Phone Sum 5304. School Clothing BURNSIDE High School girl’s blazer, size 14, as new, $3O. Ph. 51H I'll COBHAM Kilt required. 75cm waist and long. Ph. 517-581. COBHAM Kill wanted 26in length. Ph. 596-117. PAPANUI High blazer and raincoat. wanted, fit 34m bust. Ph. 596-117. Entertainments (eModQmyW FROM THIS WED. P.M. The one day of the year Dir.: Guus de Koster Should we remember $3.50 WITH CONCESSIONS Book at Town Hall or the Theatre alter 7 p.m. Phone 559-875' Full House gj fekz k fl NICK RANDALL, the new manager of the Akaroa Village resort, wishes to advise that the restaurant, lounges and motels are all fully booked for private functions from the evening of Friday. March 19 to the morning of Monday, March 22. Any inconvenience to our regular week-end patrons is very much regretted. Restaurant reservations for other evenings can be made by phoning Akaroa 421. There are also still motel vacancies in the period April 4-8. AKAROA VILLAGE Beach Rd.. Akaroa Phone 421 lokoT] 1 lOKDOH ST, imfllON OPEN WEDNESDAY TO SUNDAY FROM 7 p.m., 4 • Course Meals Blackboard Menu PRIVATE DINNERS BY ARRANGEMENTS PHONE 7164 LYTT

“Back in my day.. bicycles had wooden wheels and fire engines were horsedrawn. Ferrymead has restored the history of transport and technology for you and your children to enjoy. Visit , Ferrymead this r . . weekend. 1 / HISTORIC A> ’ «I ® j PARK 269 Bridle Path Road. Heathcote Open TOam -4.30 pm daily i " *****