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Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 887, 5 August 1910, Page 1

BUSINESS NOTICES.' EI V A L 'S, The. Greatest WALTZ of the Season. "RIVALS" should be played for dancing, as a Waltz; for. pleasure, a 9 a . Pianoforte-piece; for education, as a Studv; it should l>e plavod by anyone who has.a piano. The "RIVALS"' Waltz is tuneful, dreamy, sweet, melodious, easy to play, swinging and danceable. Prices: For the Piano, Is. Gd.; Violin, 9d.; Cor- • net, 9d. Post Free. COLLEEN SCHOTTISCHE, ~ The most beautiful Ballroom Schottisehe for the Piano ever written. ' It introduces the melody of that famous Irish Comic Song, "HARRIGAN," and then it shuffles you away into the ■Seventh Heaven. You cannot help to hum, sing, whistle, dance, or buy it. The threo bewitching]}- pretty melodies of the "COLLEEN" Schottischo will raise your pecker from worry, your ambition from indifference, and your feet from tho ground—whether you schottischc or not. Send Is. Gd. (in stamps), to CHIVERS MUSIC STORES, Wellington. JUST PUBLISHED! No. '!. PHONOGRAPH SONG BOOK, containing 100 of the latest intrinsic Songs, sung to tho ' Edison Phonograph Records by WILL OAKLAND, Gus Reed, Manuel Romain, Byron G. Harlan, Ada Joims, Ada Jones - and Len. Spencer, Ada Jones and Biliy Murray, Billy Murray, and numerous other artists; Every Song comprises the full words and accurate enunciation, of the song. Price, Is.;'posted, Is. 2d. All Phonograph Dealers, or CHIVERS MUSIC STORES, Wellington. NOTED HILLGROVE BUTTER, Is. • per lb. Is. CHOICE FACTORY BUTTER, lid. NEW-LAID EGGS (Guaranteed), Is. Bd. EXCEPTIONAL VALUE IN OUR NOTED MILD CURE BACON. . A Trial Order Solicited. HILL 8R05.,. .224 Lambton Quay. ' BEG G'S,, _ , ': MUSIC-SELLERS AND IMPORTERS ' OF,EVERYTHING MUSICAL. ':■ Sole Agents for the Celebrated , :'.'.ESTEY ■ ORGANS, ' Over 100 supplied to Churches alone in New Zealand. ■ Catalogues and Illustrations Posted Free on application. , ' BEGG AND CO., LTD., 118 WILLIS STREET. The Largest Stock of Sheet and Book ■ Music in the Dominion. CITY SHOEING FORGE.AND VETERINARY BUSINESS. ' .. A'-V. KNAPP, ■.-Certificated Horse--0 slioei-, has removed his business from. Herbert. Street to Quin.,Street; off Dixon Street, where he, is.prepared,to, undertake all kinds of horse-shoeing/ A large assortment' of patent rubber pads to select from. ' Accommodation,. for vehicle's- while horses are being shod. Horses brought and returned to any part of the city. Telephone ,747.. .' -/. .WANTED/KNOWN: . : / ..■ JW.. THOMSON AND CO. (late J. • Brown and Wright Bros., Dunedin), Bakers' and. High-class Pastrycooks, have taken, "over the old-established Business of. the late Mr: Dickson, '38 Courtenay Place, and-have opened with a large and varied stock of High-class Goods. Specialists in Wedding and Birthday. Cakes. 'Makers of Patent Bermalino Bread. A -trial 'solicited..'' "-'■•' •tSriLSON'S Malt Extract and Cod »''Liver, Oil. Price, Is. Gd. and, 2s. 9d. .All Grocers and Chemists. EDUCATIONAL. CROYDON PREPARATORY SCHOOL —Boarding and Day. School for Boys' Under 13 years of age. Special class'for boys under six. MissSommervillo, .81 Hill Street. / DOES EDUCATION PAY? '■ . ■' DUNEDIN STUDENT SAYS "YES." WINS FOUR OPEN COMPETITIONS: Girls'. High School, School of Mines, Y.M.C.A., Baptist Church. To Learn how to Succeed, write or call ' for ; Circular A. JNTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS,. Willis .1 -Street. . - ' ; ■ J. J. PARKES, Dist. Rep. r\ RE G G SHOR THA ND. ■: DAY AND EVENING CLASSES. . ETHEL J. TREGEA, ■■■, Wellington Representative, Holder Gregg" Teachers' Diploma. 30 Majoribanks Street. '' R. :C. U. STEPHENS will receive Pupils for SINGING at his Rooms, 124 Lambton Quay. Apply at the Wellington Piano Co., or by letter to "Kenil-v.-orth," 92 Hill Street. BALLROOM DANCING-CLASSES FOR BEGINNERS. MRS. H. B. MASON'S Classes are held on MONDAY and WEDNESDAY EVENINGS, in her _ Private Hall, Proficiency ensured in six private lessons or one quarter.at class. Term commences with pupil. Private Lessons arranged. 'Address—B6 Ghuzneo Street. Next St. Peter's Church. "OANKS'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. For instruction in: . . -j ACCOUNTANCY, BUSINESS PRACTICE, SHORTHAND (Pitman's), and TOUCH TYPEWRITING. .Students Prepared for: JUNIOR AND SENIOR CIVIL SER- - VICE, MATRICULATION, SOLICITORS' GENERAL KNOWLEDGE, and MEDICAL PRELIMINARY EXAMINATIONS. For iast year's examinations, 51 candidates were presented, Hi of whom passed. raiTZHERBERT TERRACE SCHOOL. ■uUABDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. PRINCIPALS: MISS BABER, M.A. MISS RACHEL RICHMOND '■ (Higher Certificate N.F.U.). Preparatory Classes tor Children under 8 are also held. ' TERM COMMENCED on MAY'3lst. L ANGER Dresseutting, School. Econy oiuy in Dressmaking. The marvel-' lously simple Blouse and Skirt' Cutter, tu« latest invention puts it within-tho power of any ordinarily intelligent woman to make tier own Blouses aud Skirts. No calculations. Advanced work per arrangement. Also, Ladies' Tailoring. Country Pupils taught by Post/Patterns cut to measurement. Agents required. Needle-painting, Monday, 2 to 4, Miss Juito Stewart, Principal, Si "Willie. Street, .ojmosite. Shout's.