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Dominion, Volume 1, Issue 155, 25 March 1908, Page 2

. , RAILWAY NOTICES. : '"NEW ZEALAND .RAILWAYS. .?>•' ' ' • MASTERTON KACES, at. OPAKI, * r , ~, , MARCH 26 and 27. Holiday excursion tickets, available for..return until'.March 30, will be obtainable (except: where ordinary fares are Jess).'from -Woodville, Mauriceville, and intermpqiate stationsJto. Masterton, aJid from To .!Ar6,.';Greyt6\ni, ; 'irciareville, and intermediate j-tatjohs'.'.tp"npnki',.|.nn 28th and by •morning trains-, on. 27th 'March. Th'e'~tickets to "Masterton will bo available for break of journey at Opaki only; those for Opaki at Masterton only. .^Arrangements ■ A' Sp'eflfir Pass'efiger Train, stopping, if required, nt all"stations, will leavo Cross Creek .at 9.10 a.m.„ Grey town 5.55, Masterton 11.15, ! and" arrive - Opaki Racecourse 11.25 a.m. A (Traini-will leaver Masterton at 12.10 p.m. for ..Qpaki t .Racecourse. ~ • . '•Retiirn 'Train' will leavo Opaki Racecourso atWs.3s,,ip.m.„:connecting at .Masterton.'with Train' for Groytown and Wellington (seo below). The usual "5.30 p.m. Masterton-Wellington Train will leave-Masterton at G p;m. All trains willf if required, stop opposite Opaki Racecourso- for passengers. Tho Te Aro to Napier Mail Train will not, however, take passengerjf l >f(>f r ' Opaki, except from stations. pouthof 'Gross Creek.- ■ : A_ ; car •fdr"paSsengers will be attached to 4he- trains leaving Masterton 'nt 9.10 p.m. for CroSs Creek. 'srsaun- ; ' • BY ORDER. ■ EDUCATIONAL. i VICTORIA COLLEGE. mEUG SESSION IDOS will begin on TUESA DAY", MARCII 31, at 5.15 p.m. \ v i , ho''Mcmbers 'of'the Stall will meet Students at the following hours:— 5.15' p.iiv.—Addroes - to New Students by. the --.•Chairman-of - the■ Professorial Board. 6.sv-.p.m>^Chemistryr, and ' Physics—Professor "'''Easterfield.'* '■' ' G p.m.—Mental Science and Economics—Profes.ti.'t.eoFJ rHunter.;;~o.:. i G;3O p.pir-^Eiiglish' Language and, Literature— ' 7' 'jaijcl, New Zealand Law—Pro'rfessor'.'KicHmon'd'.- ■ • : 7,..p.m.-TTBiology-T-I'ro'feesor ICirk. • 7.30 p;m: : —Latin'and Greek—Professor:Brown. s„H'm,r;Ma\hpj)iaticn, and Mathematical Physics '' —Professor Pickcn.., S^Opirm—Modern • Languages—Professor Von' Zedlitz. . Mr. ■ Gray will; meet Education Students on Wednesdav, at -1.15 p.m. information.''.will;-be posted up at the Coltcge'"as"tb when' Professor Adamson will begin his < Lectures.""'-''"' V ' \ t CHAS. P. POWLES, 511-t • Registrar. EDUCATIONAL. ... o ARE o I .YOU ; • 4 EARNING A. GOOD SALARY? F .not,' enrol'with us for a Course in ono or ' more subjects, which are :aught bv experts. - 3RKGG, SHORTHAND—The Lending System of. the World. .. - • ■ COUCH TYPEWRITING—The Modern, Scientific Method. . lOOlvfvßEPlNG'and. BUSINESS SYSTEM3SPER.A.N.TO,—The Simple Universal Language. JOACHING for, Civil Service and University • '• Exams. T PAYS to ittehd-'the READING C.OMMtIR- . CIAI SCHOOL .with . Up-to-date'■ Methods. \ Sueli a School, is tho ' ' H REfIG gHORTIIAND,- JNSTITUTE, : S"CUBA SXREEI, (opposite' Town Hall).' ; :■ Term commences,at any time. C 729 1 'BANIvS'S?COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.' 11 ,GRBY STREET. : tor tuiti6'n>;lN accountancy O,U.SII\ES,S ..METHODS, Typewriting, and l-*. Pitman's Shorthand. . Expert Coaching or University and Civil Service Exams,. ■ Send' -for- 1 ' a Prospectus.

: ' --Tolr'ai3B.'' X'.o. Box lffi.. -,' . .. ,C7W SCHOOL.- ' -.Hoarding, Bay School ior'Boys under .13 year's.' -Special Class for Boys under 6 years. vt "jiiSS : 'SOMERVILLE.' 2 Hill Street. , • C 628 .' " . ',- ELOCUTION. ."ji/SBS. - . MARGARET SUTCLIFFE, .-Gold. IYA Medallist., New 1 Zealand, is prepared to Receive-Pupilsi Accepts Engagements Concerts, Afternoons, Etc. "FAIRVIEW," C 757 .-J, j.<o Roxburgh Street. • VOICE SPECIALIST. MP.-LEQ,.' -RUCIvGEIDGE. pupil of Siqnbr ItJLv Blascb,,.llilnn; and Sir Chas. Santloy, London, lvas l -'reritfjral to .Boulcott Cliambei'S (ftoonv-No; -9, toy'-floor),. Boulcott Street (opposite Romail-Gatjiolic'Church),' where he is prepared to receive Pupils for Voice Production,. Elocution, arid" Singing. Special attention to-Deep jJJr.eatJiing;, _ ■ C7SS--S r ' M. ' V ABE, '(A..Miis.T,j?.C.M„ Eng.), 3 J l .™ 3 STREET. : Teacher of Piano Theory, Harmony, and Coun- . torpoint. Voice Production and Singing. , CoT7 . . li ANJ 0. ,! ' Banjo, Cliivers's i»JL jlusic ore, ; Lambton Quay. . CSSI C 0 P l'| I >N U — ( Conduct a Copying Department. where DEEJO& MSS.;"V . 7: ' ; STATEMENTS,'ETC., . are - written rates. Wo also TYPISTES'Si'SHORTHAND WRITERS, '-'-and-jRENTfRESirNGTONS.. " aiii. N D |f OAB E, • COLONIAL-MUTUAL BUILDINGS. . EXPERT DYEING. LADIES' Costumes, Gents.' Suits, Feathers, Purs, Gloves, and Sunshades Cleaned or Dyed, at l Estall's-Dye Works, 8 Vivian Street (opposite Army, : ,barracks). Note address. . REMOVAL NOTICE. mURNER ; S'!NEW'HAIRDRESSING SALOON VJL^will now',be.found at HOTEL WINDSOR BUILD INGS.WUIis Street. Patrons will find the-New 1 Saloon-niqdemly equipped, and can • roly.i,.on the. very! .best - care and attention. [Finest;-Brands .of Tobaccos, Cigarettes, arid !• Cigax-s-'sfcoekedi.. 7872 • EVANS AND SON TJyITOULD Craw the attention of the publio 'V V 'to' th'o' fact that they do not confine . themselvos to one address ONLY, but that ■they have 'extensive' Nurseries at Hill View, Taita; .where they'"Grow their own" Flowers to supply their town Shop at : 51 WILLIS STREET, WELLINGTON. - Tlic.ie 2147. : ' J. H .HINTONFRUITERER, ' '42' CUBA "STREET, IS carrying a heavy stock of freshest local " and ' imported Fruits, including Queen Pineapples, Hothouse and Australian Grapes. First-class Hutt tomatoes, 3s. Gd. ease. Noto address: HINTON'S, Fruit .Importers, 42 Cuba Street. Telephone 2217. Telegraphio address, " Floral,"' Wellington, Post Offico Box 769. ...... C7M