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>, EDUCATIONAL. ; The Gregg Motto: "Time is Honey." IMPROVE THE . LONG WINTER EVENINGS By Studying under the Guidance of EXPERT Teachers, one or more of the following Subjects:— , GREGG SHORTHAND—Learned in. as many WEEKS as other systems take months. Students have written 100 words a minute ,in THREE months. TOUCH TYPEWRITING, BOOKKEEPING. LANGUAGES—Bv the Conversational Method. MAORI, FRENCH, ITALIAN, LATIN, GREEK, ESPERANTO. MATHEMATICS -and Subjects for Matriculation and Civil Service Examinations. (TIREGG SHORTHAND INSTITUTE, VJT 17-19 Cuba Street, opposite Town Hall. Write or Call for Prospectus. CIOB2 DANCING. » MISS VIOLET WAUBURTON. JUVENILE Class for Ballroom and Fancy Dancing, Saturday Morning, i dult Clasa for Beginners in Ballroom Dancing only, Friday Evenings. A Class for Advanced Pupils, Monday Evenings: Private Lesions ai ranged for.. Address 108 WELLINGTON TERRACE. - - C 1153 • INDUSTRIES WEEK. THE LANGER DRESSCUTTING SCHOOL. ON WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, and -FRIDAY Afternoons, from 2 to 4 o'clock, MISS KATE STEWART will demonstrate on the Celebrated BLOUSE and SKIKT-CUT-TERS, made in New Zealand. All ladies invited to malco inquiries. Classes daily, 10 to 12 and 2 to 4. Tuesday, and Friday-Evenings, 7to 9: 94 Willis Street, ppp. Shortt's. C 1059 fIROYDON PREPARATORY SCHOOL.V-* Boarding and Day School for Boys under 13 years. Special Class for Boys under 0 years. Second ' Term, 1903, : begins on Wednesday. April .21. . MISS SOMMERVILLE, fcl Hill Street. C 1037 "OANKS'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, ' U GREY STREET. Individual Instruction in ACCOUNTANCY, BOOKKEEPING BUSINESS METODS, PITMAN'S SHORTHAND, TOUCH -TYPEWRITING. ' - ■ Necessary Subjects fo» Junior and Sonior Civil Service. - Matric., Medical, and Engineering Exams. Prospectus Freo on Application. P.O. Box 162. ' CllO3

MISS MURIEL M. . VARE (A. Mus„ V.C.M., Eng.), ' - 11 PIRIE STREET, ' - Teacher of Piano, Theory, Harmony,® and Counterpoint, Voice Production, and Singing, ... ;■ ' ■ ■ - - CIU7B T4/TRS. J. D. FOLEY, Teacher of Dancing, fH*- Victoria Hall, Adelaide Road. Classes THURSDAY." Children's Class SATURDAY AFTERNOON,. CIO7G ■ ' violin. TO WRY PIPER, late of the Crystal Palace Orchestra, and - pupil of tlio lato Carl Jung, is prepared to receivo v Pupils for the Violin. Attendance at residence, it' rt<iuircd.' Address, fee terms, etc., ci'o-Wellington Piano-forte-Company, Lamhton Quay. ; C'6B9HOTEL NOT'CES. V THE' Greytown 'Hotel.—The Lead'.ng ' Ljmmorcial Ho'uso.of-ythe,.District. ,-lenry Collins,-Proprietor. - " CIIUO TO-EMCU- HOTEL,' Levin.-W. H.- Higgins »» (well-known in .sporting..circles), iJroprietor. Mr. and Mrs.' Higgins havo this hotel now under 1 entirely newmaliagenient,' and most suitable for the accommodation of : travellers. : - '■""' . ■■■■' ; Cllßs WHITE.,- HART. .HOTEL, **" - ,• CHRISTCHURCH, N.Z., ~ Is now ready to rcceivc GUESTS. 1 Tariff,Bs.Od. A. W. LANE, Proprietor (Lato United Service Hotel, Christchurcil). CTTE ToTI TjT~if O"T E L, . Absolutely Fireproof, . NAPIER.' '

A FINE new three-storied modern hotel, situated in, tho best part', of Napier; magnificent sea view. ' Spacious Balcony and Roof Promenade, wellfurnished, largo airy rooms, luxurious private sitting-rooms, first-class table, and the best of attention. . SUITES. Telegfams- and. letters promptly attended to. Porter meets all Trains and Boats. A.' C. BARNES,. . Proprietor. P.O. Box 202. 'Phone 203. PLATFORM REFRESHMENT ROOMS ■ PALMEIISTON NORTH. Gong goes.every train. I HOT LUNCHEON, HOT aOUP, HOT PIES, .... a .Speciality. , ' Refreshments at any, time. Fresh Fruit, Chocolates, etc.' . r ' CIIBG J. ,'H. FLETCHER, Proprietor. . HASTIE S HOTEL, I'ELLDINQ (Opposite the Post Office). (Patronised uy Jlis Excellency tile. Governor Lord Kauturly).. The Leading Cowiuerciti Jluuse of tho District. MTIC. AND MRS. T. U'.NEILL (late ,of i»JL Hawera) nave much pleasure in informiug the publis generally that tfiey have taken over Wo iiuovo well-known uotel, ami that tney trust, by civility, attention, and a proper regard for patrons, to maintain lUe higu-'eiass reputation norm oy the liouse for so many years. COLUMBIA PRIVATE HOTEL. LOWER LJIiA S'l'itbET. THIS Magnificent Six-story Hostelry is now opon :to receive guests. Every comfort, excellent cuisine; Misgw and double beilroajis, electric lift; very-central and near to■ wharves; railway station, Town Hall, and Opera liouse. All trams . pass door. Tariff, 6s. per day. Permanent boaiders from 255.' per iveei. ..'Phone 1126. MRS. M. KEPLEIi (late of Christchurch), Proprietress. " ' C 1075 Telephone Telegraphio Address, : IUSU. . "Floral" (Wellington), HO TE L BIiIS,T OL, . CUBA STREET, WELLINGTON. Proprietor—J. H. HINTON. Splendid View of City and Harbour. Absolutely fireproof. One Penny Section from Railway Station and Wharves. Promenade Roof and Balconies. C 768 EALANDIA PRIVATE HOTEL, Cambridge Terracc, Near Tram Terminus, two'minutes from To Aro Station, First-Class Accommodation for Boarders nnd Travelling Public, Terms, from 255. to 30s. per week; 6s. per day. Good Table kept, llot and cold water. Telephone, 1656. C 1123 MRS. BACOVICH, Proprietress. THE iIARQUIS Oj normanby hotel CARTERTON. W. M. UALLEY, PROPRIETOR. The best Con mercial Hotel in the Wairarapa. - ■ 'C 963 TO LET. • WAREHOUSE TO LET, TARANAKI **' . . ' STREET. Two Floods, each 5G x 42, served by Lift. . Also, LARGE LOCK-UP SHOP. TO LET-ONE 4-ROOMED HOUSE, South Terrace, Kelburne; rent, 20s. per week. Apply ' PEOUSE LUMBER LTD,,. CIOZ3 Tarnnnki Stioot,

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Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 506, 13 May 1909, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 4 Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 506, 13 May 1909, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 4 Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 506, 13 May 1909, Page 1

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