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EDUCATIONAL. QTUDY LANGUAGES is iO UNDER EXPERTS, t- —, Is MAORI (now a subject for Matric. and Civil Jl Service) Taught by a Licensed Nativo lu- - terpretor. E FRENCH—Rapid Conversational Method. Instructor: Monsieur Misonno. s, HIGHER LATIN, GREEK, and FRENCH.- ■ t Instructor: H. Smithson, M.A., Oxon. h Special Atteutiou paid to VERSIFICATION. i: Write or Call for particulars, GREGG SHORTHAND INSTITUTE, i 17-19 CUBA STREET, opposite Town Hall. r . Principal: J. Wyn lrwin, N.Z. Representative. '' Day, livening, aud Mail Classes in Gregg Short- j hand, Touch Typewriting, etc. EDUCATIONAL. ' Quebec House, 237 The Terrace. ; ADULT SCHOOL FOR IMPROVEMENT BACKWARD EDUCATION. MRS. CLAPSHAW, Sen., Principal. School Course. Comprehensive. 1 EMBRACING all usual Subjects for Modern Education, Conversation, Correspondence, 1 - Elocution, Etiquette. Aptitude and Capability 3. of Each Student Studied. Development -of 3. individual character and reasoning powers. Fitness for brunt of life, rather than examination room. Mrs. Clapshaw's aim is to teach her students how to leavn; to use their own judgment; to become sensible, practical, refined : men and women. Special and rapid method of teaching English to Foreigners. 1 1. Studio pleasantly situated, and apart from F the residence; on high ground, facing harbour. 1 For etc., apply " Principal." CO2-J BALLROOM DANCING. BD TVfRS- H. B. MASON'S method of teaching D- IyJL ensures proficiency in the ONE Quarter ie at Class or in SIX PRIVATE LESSONS. Classes—Mondays and Wednesdays. Term commences with pupil. Private Lessons by arrangement. Address 86 Ghuznee Street, next St. Peter's Church. TEACHERS' AND CIVIL SERVICE n EXAMINATIONS. r, I" (PLASSES for these Examinations are being : '. v- , form«d. Special provision for teaching I Physiology, including practical work. is F. G. A. STUCKEY, M.A., : II G6GB Island Bay School. SCHOOL OF DANCING. *• 7G HILL STREET ; !. (Under Vice-Regal Patronage). ! 3, TtJISS ESTELXE BEERE, Certificated irJL Teacher, London. Children's Classes Reopen on and after SATURDAY, MARCH 27, '■ The Course comprises:—The New American Ex- ; pressive System of Physical Culture, Ballroom Dancing, Graceful Solo Step, and Clog Dancing. A Special Class for Children will bo held in , tho Masonic Hall, Boulcott Street. GOSG 1 DANCING. MISS VIOLET AVARBURTON. JUVENILE Class for Ballroom and Fancy u tf Dancing, Saturday Morning. Adult Class d for Beginners in Ballroom Dancing only, Fris day Evenings. A Class for Advanced Pupils, >• Tuesday Evenings. Private Lessons arranged .V for. Address 19G WELLINGTON TERRACE. 9 CII.W THE VIOLIN. THE VIOLIN. THE VIOLIN. HPERCIVAL CLARKE, Teacher of Violin • and Stringed Instruments (Pupil of Poussard). Concerts given by Pupils annually, and " received at any stage. Speciul Terms to ChilI dren and Beginners. STUDIO, VIVIAN STREET. At Gardiner's Music House. 620 SINGING. '" ; to pupils. MADAME MUELLER has Resumsd Tuition in the above. Candidates prepared fer - Trinity College and Associated Board of Royal College, London, Examinations. Addres9-G6 CAMBRIDGE TERRACE. 6050 J "OANKS'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, ' ,V J-J U GREY STREET. E ;t Individual Instruction in B ACCOUNTANCY, 0 ' BOOKKEEPING & BUSINESS METHODS, PITMAN'S SHORTHAND. '■ TOUCH Ti! :>KWRITING. 0 Necessary Subjects for Junior and Senior 3 Civil Service, d'. ' . 'f Matric, Medical, and Engineering Exatna. Prospectus Free on Application. P.O. Box 162. I- ; - 0 TnE LANGER DRESSCUTTING SCHOOL. Every Woman may Learn the Art of Dressing Stylishly for Little Money. ; .> ALL Ladies are invited to call and inspect " A tho Marvellously Simplo BLOUSE AND SKIRT CUTTER, which puts ii within the power of any ordinarily intelligent woman to r make her own Blouses and Skirts. Classes daily, 10 to 12 and 2 to 4; Tuesday and Friday Evenings, 7 to 9. Agents required for country districts. 1 t MISS KATE STEWART. Principal, 91 Willis Street, opp. Shortt's. Agents for Indian Embroidery Work. C 1059 ! > ANDREWS'S SCHOOL OF DRESSCUTTING. |i MRS. WIGHTON, Principal, 122 Cuba Street. ; it (PUT TO MEASURE SPECIAL DEPARTII \J MENT.—In introducing this special dei, partment to tho Ladies of Wellington, I feel d assured that I am supplying a long-felt want, y as many lailios would make their own garments had they a reliable- and perfect-fitting pattern 1 to cut from. This system is the latest from 1 America, known as " Andrcws's Faultless " Tailors' System." Perfect fit guaranteed. \G22O BALLROOM DANCING. *" Tl/fIISS ESTELLB BEERE, Evening Classes rer JjJL open at Easter; beginners Tuesdays; , s Practice.Class, Fridays. Class for College Boys '' under 18 years forming. 7G Hill Street. G519 (PROYDON PREPARATORY SCHOOL.- , "U Boarding and Day School for Boys under ' 13 years. Special Class for Boys under G years. n First Term 1909 begins on Thursday, February i. MISS SOMERVILLE, 81 Hill Street, C 1037 MISS MURIEL M. VARE , (A. Mus., V.C.M., Eng.), 11 PIRIE STREET, Teacher of Piano, Theory, Harmony, and Couuterpoiiit, Voice Production, and Singing. CIO7B "IMpS. J. D. FOLEY, Teacher of Dancing, •"-*- Victoria Hall, Adelaide Road. Private Lessons arranged for, CIO7G '" VIOLIN. 5 mO WRY PIPER, lato of'tho Crystal Palaca • JL Orchestra, and pupil of the lato Carl 8 Jung, is prepared to Receive- Pupils for the Violin. Attendance at residence, if required. 8 Address, for terms, etc., c/o. Wellington PianoG forte Company, Lambton Quay. CGS9 6 . " ' " - '■— G TJANGATIRA PRIVATE HOSPITAL, •"' 18 AUSTIN. STREET. ' i Telephone 2GSG. < s Established by— THE MISSES NEALE, , G Registered and Certificated llidwives. Every Care aiwl Attention. 6162 G G ' ' ' SUPERFLUOUS HAIR." 0 "VIOLET SNOW CREAM," it A PERMANENT CURE. Price. 4s. Gd., from the following chemists— W SALEK, Willis Street. , G. MEE, Lambton Vuay. J C, H. PERROTT. Corner Manners and 1 If Willis SUeota. CIOSS j 1

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Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 468, 29 March 1909, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 5 Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 468, 29 March 1909, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 5 Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 468, 29 March 1909, Page 1

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