TUITION. MATRICULATION, CIVIL SERVICE, , TEACHERS' D AND E. PUPTLS aro now being enrolled for the 1899-1900 examinations. S. J. BINNING, No. 2, Exohange Buildings. Hours— s to 6, 7.30 to 9.30 p.m. Saturdays— 2.3o to 6, 7.30 to 9.30. SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING OFFICK, No. 7, Panama-street. MISSES TABART AND MURRAYAYNSLEY (Late of Auckland). Every description of typing executed with aoouraoy and despatch. All business strictly confidential. MUSIC. ' MRS. S. WILLIAMS (formerly Mrs. Webster), Certificated, from R.A.M., London, begs to intimate that "she will resume Teaching on MONDAY,-the 30tb inst. Theory Class on Saturdays. Free to Music Pupils. Terms, &c, on application. Exeter House, 43, Cambridge-terrace. VIOLIN TUITION. ■ • , 11/TR. JOHN M'GLASHA'N 'beg^'to in- , tiinate to his pupils and others that he will resume teaching on Monday^ the'SOth inst. Addreßs— 6, Wellington-terrace. TO PUPILS. and VOICE PRODUCTION. "€BS .., 5T? f ijfj? Jm Mjb " Will Resume Tuition on Ist' FEBRUARYS Address ... ■ 170, Willis-strSSbTj ' MADAME^QP^ M^CgPE. VOICE PRODUCTION, SINGING, AND PIANO. , , . .J "Resumed lessons MONDAY,,23rd January, 1899. Pupils prepared for Trinity College Exams. , Address— 3o, Murphy-street, Thomdon. ; MUSICAL. (Established 1884.) FR E D K. L. D E AN, j Teacher of the Pianoforte, &c, has resumed teaching. A few vacancies. Pianos Tuned and Repaired. Address — John-street, off Adelaide-road. SINGING. Tl/FISS MARSHALL-ia prepared to receive 1 ■JjX. Pudils 5 ''for on and 'after I'sti FefcFoaryr ir r >' f - V C 3- '■ ■'' -y J Senior Honours in RoyaP'Afctfdemy "and" Trinity College Exams, .. Address —^7, Nairri-gtreet. PIANOFORTE. "Tl/r&S ~C> COHEN has "Vacanoies for a limited number of Pupils for Piano. Terms on application, at Dresden Piano Company, Lambton-quay^ PIANOFORTE, ORGAN, SINGING, AND . THEORY. MR. LAURENCE F. WATKINS (Organist.and Choirmaster, St. Mark's, Sussex-square) •' will resume teaohing on WEDNESDAY, Ist February. Specila tuition for University and other theoretical examinations. 3, Victoria-terrace, Brougham-st. PIANOFORTE AND VIOLIN PLAYING, SINGING AND HARMONY. MRS. ALFRED LEVI resumes Teaching MONDAY, 30th January. 2, Park-terrace, off Molesworth-street. ■
VIOLIN TUITION. HERR CLEMENS LEHMANN desires to notify pupils and intending pupils that classes will be resumed at No. 7, Man-ners-street (over Pinny's) on WEDNESDAY, Ist FEBRUARY. MUSIC AND SINGING. It|~ISS NOAKE, 67, The Terrace, will resume her Lessons in the above on MONDAY, the 6th February. "jl/TADAME EVELEEN CARLTON will resume Teaching on WEDNESDAY, Ist February, 1899, at 62, Ghuznee-street. 1 MUSIC. MUSIC. MR. E. J. KING, Teacher of thb Piano and Violin, Will Resume Tuition On and after MONDAY, 16th JANUARY. A few Vacancies. Elementary principles of Music and Theory, &c, thoroughly instilled. 69, Manners-street. Private Residence — 48, Vivian-street (Wo doors from Girls' Friendly Lodge). R~! i\ W. GARDINER, PIANOFORTE TUNER, And Musical Instrument Rkpairbr, (O'Connor's Buildings) 21, VIVIAN-STREET, 'Wellington. ' Organs, Accordeons, Concertinas, AutoHarps, &c, a 'speciality. All work guaranteed. Orders left at Scoullar and Chiaholm's promptly attended to. Telephone, 110. HH UN T E R-B R O W N • Certificated Piano Tuner, Repairing and Regulating a Speciality. Organs and Harmoniums Tuned. BANJOS.— Teacher "of the Banjo. Sole importer of the celebrated Stewart Banjos. Address— No. 1, Boulcott-terraoe. Telephone, 869.. JffUSIC! MUSIC! CHEAPEST HOUSE FOR MUSIC AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. PIA.NOS, .£4s— Second to None in the Market. They are Marvels of Cheapness, Brilliant Tone, Excellent Touch, Magnificent Finißh. Unequalled for Durability. Try us for BANJOS, "VIOLINS, GUITARS, MANDOLINES, ACCORDEONS, CONCERTINAS.' Our REGINTA VIOLIN STRING is acknowledged to be the best string for strength, durability, and purity of tone. Guaranteed 'to give perfecb fifths. Liberal Discount to Teachers and j Professors. DAVIS & HARRIS, 1, WILLIS-STBBET (FITZGERALD'S CORNER), WELLINGTON, And at London and Sydney. H, J- WHITE & SON, _ ;f UNDERTAKERS, T &UILDERS AND CONTRACTORS, Corner of Brougbum and Levy streets. Funerals conducted on the shortest notice. Every requisite kept in stook.
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Evening Post, Volume LVII, Issue 22, 27 January 1899, Page 7
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