TfIRUE • PHYSICAL CULTURE - 1 - MEANS SUCCESS 1 Three Great Factors in SUCCESS are Health, Energy, and Opportunity. The SANDOW SYSTEM and DEEP BREATHING bring Health r and Energy. You Mako tho Opportunity 1 ROYD GARLIOK, Physical Culturist and Masseur, 135 a, Lambton-quay. /IHILTON HOUSE SCHOOL, Wooleombe-street, Wellington. BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. Principal— MlSS FREEMAN. BALLROOM DANCING. MRS. H. B. MASON'S method oJ teaching ensures proficiency in ONE QUARTER at class or in SIX PRIVATE LESSONS. BEGINNERS' CLASSES Mondays and Wednesdays at 8 p.m., in private hall (30ft by 60ft). Term commences with pupil Private lessons by arrangement. Address— 56, Ghuznee-street. next St. Peter's Church. i! J. g. turner, Teacher of Banjo, Mandolin, Violin, and Guitar, 56, KENT-TERRAOE. The Latest Music, Inßtrumonts, Strings, etc., always in etc ok. Trams stop at the door. Term begins with pupil. MISS E. OARR'S SCHOOL OF SHORTHAND and TYPEWRITING. Typewriting Office: STEWART DAWSON'S BUILDINGS, Corner Willis-street and Lambto-n-quay. Principal : Miss E. CARR, N.S.S.T., N.U.T. Australasian Records, 220 words par minute. Highest speeds in the shortest space of time. (A Card.) •ft/TRS. M. D. HAMERTON is about to IT— form Classes in ARTISTIC NEEDLEWORK and PAINTING during second week in August. Studio — Fletcher's Buildiqgs, 3, WIL-LIS-STREET. Room No. 10. ANGER SCHOOL OB DRESSCUTTING, 61, WILLIS-STREET, Principal ... MIBS KATE' STEWART. Tbe celebrated "L»nger" System (patented throughout the Commonwealth and New Zealand),' like evory successful inveur tion, has been imitated und copied, so that intending pupils should be on their guard, and study only the ORIGINAL LANGER System, and so secure the advantages which have made the Langer the phenomenal Euocess it is. Miss KATE STEWART haß Resumed Teaching at her Room, 61, Willis-street. Hours, 10 to 12 and 2 ,to 4 daily. Evening Class, Tuesdays and Thursdays, 7 to 9. You can't imagine what the Langer will enable you to accomplish until you enquire from those who have studied it. Easy to Jearn, easy to work. "The Ladies' System." Inspection invited. One lesson free. SCHOOL /OF DRESSCUTTING. MRS. MACLEOD, Teacher of Worth's System of Dressmaking in all its latest improvement. Classes from Z to 4 ; Classes, Tuesdays and Fridays, 7 to 9. Private Dressmaking also at the above. Newest style and perfect fit guaranteed. Patterns cut to measurement. 106, Upper Willis-street. BANKS' S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, No. 4, CUBA-STREET EXTENSION, Nearly Opposite Band Rotunda. ARTISTS' COLOURS AND ARTISTS' MATERIALS At T. BEADNALL AND SON'S. 62a. WILLIS-STREET, Opposite Evening Post. . WASHING-DAY. ONE of the greatest household troubles is how best to give the clothes a good colour and make them a clear white. Every woman likes to have the woekly wash over, and the use of EMPIRE BLUE *after the clothes have been washed gives thorn that beautiful snow-white appoaranco that is so much desired and has long been the wish of the good washerwoman. This Blue is NOT POISONOUS, and will not causo the hand to become sore if cut or chapped, the same as the inferior article does. It has no deleterious ingrodicnts whatever, and < stands unrivalled for giving a fresh white appearance to tho clothes • NEXT MONDAY you Ehould try one knob of Empire Blue and note tho difference in tho clothes, Empire Blue is "sold by every grocer in the city, as Well as at all tho country stores. All you have- to do is to ask for it and use it- next washing-day. AFTERWARDS the use of Empire Blue will bo a necessity for you. 'It.wiil be on 'your weekly list of groceries, for its superiority over the " imported articlo will At once be seen. The prinoipal Chinece laundrymeu use it; it is cheaper and bettor than any gthor. They ' ! BUY* IT for, economical reasons, for tho best is the cheapest. When you use Empire Bluo you not only use the best, but you help to build up an important looal industry that helps to make WELLINGTON prosperous. If you are sordid this will not concern you, but the quality of Empiro Blue does. It is tho best, the cheapest, and tho most satisfactory articlo you ' CAN BUY. You are requested by tho manufacturers to consider thesa fow pointy and in helping yourself to a good article you help and encourage them to keep up a local manufacture that will in 'timo drive all foreign washing-bluo . from thig market. EMPIRE BLUE, THE CHEAPEST AND BEST BLUE. Sold by all Grocers and Stores. FOUND— Spring Blossom Ointment, 6d and Is; Spring Blossom Pills, 6d and Is; Bloomine Corn Cura, 6d, Mandarin Laundry Glaze, 6d nud Is- Sold overywhero. Agonts, wholesale druggists. Consult Mrs. Louisa Hawkins, 106, George-street, Dunediu. Advioa freo. Pills, 3s 6d and ss. Solo agent for Dr. Bloom's Orango Blossom. X)no month's treatment, 10s. Post frco. WANTED, Buyer for Lady's Warwick, No. 3142, in splendid order; a bargain at £7. Adnms Star Cycle Co., Mercer-street. Remember, money spent on trams is wasted.
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Evening Post, Volume LXX, Issue 35, 10 August 1905, Page 7
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