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SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING OFFICE, No. 7. Panama-street. MISSES 1 TABART AND MURRAYAYNSLEY (Late of Auckland). Every description of typing executed with accuracy and despatoh. AH business striotly confidential. VIOLIN. HERR MAX HOPPE will resume Teaohing at his New Rooms, at the Dresden Piano Co., on' Wednesday, Ist February, where arrangements can be made for both beginners and advanoed pupils. Note New Address — - Dresden Piano Co. Private Address — 15, Charlottb-strhet. VIOLIN TUITION. lk/fB- JOHN M'GLASHAN begs to intimate to his pupils and others that he will resume teaching on Monday, the 30th inst. Address— 6, Wellington-terrace. MR. C. DAINES MACKINTOSH (Music Master, Wellington College), Teacher of the Pianoforte and Singin g. Theory a Special Feature. Resumes Teaching WEDNESDAY, Ist Feb. A ddress — asS.lCent-te^race. TO PUPILS. RINGING and VOICE PRODUCTION. MRS. MULLER Will Resume Tuition on Ist FEBRUARY. Address ... 170, Willis-street. MADAME COPE. MISS COPE. VOICE PRODUCTION, SINGING, AND P^ANO. Itesumed lessons MONDAY. 23rd January, 1899. Pupils prepared for Trinity College Exams. Address— 3o, Murphy-street, Thorndon. MUSICAL. 1 (Established 1884.) FR E D K. L. DEAN, Teacher of the Pianoforte, &c, Ikis resumed teaching. A few vacancies. Pianos Tunod and Repaired. Address — John-street, off Adelaide-road. VOICE PRODUCTION AND SINGING. MR. JOHN W. HILL will resume " teaching on WEDNESDAY, Ist February. THE ACADEMY, Rooms 7 and 8, Upstairs, Exchange Buildings. VOICE PRODUCTION AND SINGING. MRS. DODWELL will resume Teaching on 2nd February, 1899. Address — 106, Willis-street (four doors above Manners-street).

MUSIC. MR. CYRIL TOWSEY % is prepared to receive a limited number of Pupils for the Pianoforte. For terms, &c, apply at the Dresden Pianoforte Co., Lambton-quay. SINGING. "IVjTISS MARSHALL is prepared to receive JJjL Pupils for Singing on and after Ist February. Senior Honours in Royal Academy and Trinity College Exams. , Address — 47, Nairn-street. PIANOFORTE. "IVTISS C. COHEN has Vacancies 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 teaching on WEDNESDAY, Ist February. Specila tuition for University and other theoretioal examinations. 3, Victoria-terrace, Brougham-st. PIAKOFORTE AND VIOLIN PLAYING, SINGING AND HARMONY. , MRS. ALFRED LEVI resumes Teaching MONDAY, 30th January. 2, Park-terrace, off Molesworih-street. VIOLIN TUITION. HERR CLEMENS LEHMANN desires to notify pupils and intending pupils that olasses will be resumed at' No. 7, Man-ners-street (over Pinny's) on WEDNESDAY , Ist February. Private Address— s9. The Terrace. MUSIC. MRS. S. WILLIAMS (formerly Mrs. Webster), Certificated, from R.A.M., London, begs to intimate that she has resumed teaching. Theory Class on Saturdays. Free to Music Pupils. Terms, &c, on application. Exeter House, 43, Cambridge-terrace. PIANOFORTE AND HARMONY. MISS .GRANT roßumes teaching on WEDNESDAY, lßtl B t February. . WOOD-CARVING. Classes for above will also be resumed on Wednesday, Ist February. Address— 3s, Tasman-street. U S I C. MUSIC. MR. E. J. KING, Teacher op thk 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— 4B, Vivian-strbet (two doors from Girla' Friendly Lodge). H HUNTER-BROWN • Certificated Piano Tuner, Repairing and Regulating a Speciality. •Prgaus and Harmomums'Tnned, BANJOS.— Teacher of tho Banjo. Sole importer of the celebrated Stewart Banjos. Addiress — No. 1, Bouloott-terraee. Telephone, 869 MR~! i\ W. GARDINER, PIANOFORTE TUNER, Ani>! Musical Instrument Repairer, (O'Connor's Buildings) 21, VIVIAN-STREET, Wellington. Orgavs, Aflcordeona, Concertinas, AutoHarps, &c, a speciality. ' All w<>rk guaranteed. Ordem left at Scoullar and Ohißholm's promptly attended td. 1 Telephone, 110. '