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‘SHOWS. JQANNEVIRKE SHOW. FEBRUARY & and 10. RAM FAIR, FEBRUARY 11. Record entries in all sections. Visit Dannevirke Show Days. A marvellous exhibition of stock, etc. Kennel Club entries outstanding. MASTERTON A. AND P. ASSOCIATION. GOLDEN JUBILEE SHOW At SOLWAY, MASTERTON, FEBRUARY 16 and 17, 1937. RAM AND EWE FAIR. FEBRUARY 18 and 19. CUPS AND TROPHIES VALUED AT £750. in addition to liberal prizes. Classes for all live stock—Hacks, Hunters, Ponies. Dog Trials, Sheep-shearing, Poultry. Pigeons, Dogs, Home Industries, Fruit and Vegetables, Highland Dancing. £l2O OFFERED IN CUPS IN KENNEL CLASSES. Free Schedules from R. H. WILLIAMS. Secretary, Box 40, Masterton. PROFESSIONAL TUITION. QIGNORA COMPARINI, Teacher of Singing and Voice Production (Bel Canto), De Luxe Bldgs. Room 4, Ist Floor. Tel. 14-363, "DAINTING, Drawing, Commercial Art, Craftwork. Mrs. K. Johnson, Studio, 132 Willis St., near St. George. MISS EDNA GORRIE, Teacher of ■ Elocution, begins Teaching on Feb. 6, at 208 a Lambton Qy,, 2nd Floor. MIO LlN.—Miss Grace Kennedy re- * sumes Tuition at 8 Upland Road, Kelburn, Wednesday, February 3. MADAME DECHANET-McINTOSH, holder of Teacher’s Diploma, Educational Dept., France. Interviews, 7 to 8 p.m. 125 Elizabeth St. ■piANO and Theory of Music.—Miss Isabel Kennedy resumes teaching on February 3, 8 Upland Road. pLAUDE SANDER teaches Highland and National Dancing, Irish Reels, Jigs. Studio, 248 Lambton Qy. rpiIOMAS WOOD, L.R.S.M., Specialist in Singing, resumes teaching Monday, January 20. Studio, Majestic Bldgs., Wgtn. MADAME TARBAYEFF, Teacher of ItL ifreneh and Russian, Theory and Conversation, has resumed Teaching. 28 The Terrace. Tel. 40-530. MISS NELLIE GRAY, L.T.C.L., Registered Teacher Pianoforte Theory, resumes teaching February 1, 17 Naugnton Terrace, Kilbirnie. TTENNETH MAGILL, L.R.S.M. (Lond.l, Registered Teacher of violin. 24 Arlington St., Wellington, C2. Interviews 5-7 p.m. pHARLES W. KERRY, 34 Tirangi Rd., Rongotai, teaches Pianoforte, Organ. Voice Production, Harmony, Counterpoint and Composition.