/^HILTON HOUSE SCHOOL, Wooloombe-street, Wellington. BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL' FOR GraLS. Principal— MlSS FREEMAN. KGA TAWA, SHANNON. Country Boarding-school for Girls. fpHE Now Term bagan on TUESDAY, -BL 29th May, 1906. Principal ... MISS M. TAYLOR. "BTiITZHERBERT-TKRKACE SCHOOL. JC —Boarding and Day School for Girls. Under tho Direction of Miss Swainson. Head Mistress, Mrs. Henry j Smith. Class for Children (boys and girls) under 10. The New Term beean on TUESDAY, 22nd May. | T^/TRS. GLOVER EATON, L.R.A.M ""■*• (Licentiate Royal Academy of Music), London, j SINGING AND PIANOFORTE. j m "Loehayr," 4, DAVIS-ST., Thorndon. TTERR KARL MOLLER, JtX PROFESSOR OF MUSIC, ! R.A.M., Copenhagen, I Teacher of Pianoforte and Theory, 90, CONSTABLE-ST. (Tram Terminus). ■ft/T R. G. TURNER, ! iTi Teacher of : Banjo, Mandolin, Violin, and Guitar, 56, KENT-TERRACE. t The Latest Music, Instruments, Strings, | etc., always in stock. Trains stop at the door. Term begins with mii-H. A LL Business Subjects — Bookkeeping, , ~^- Office Methods, Accountancy, TypeI writing, Shorthand, Business Correspont denco. Mako tho most of your time by Studying at tho best place — Banks's Commercial College, No. 4, Cuba-street Extension, two doors from JerVois-quay. Tel. 2098. Free proßpectua on application. MISS E. OARR'S SCHOOL OF SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITTYPEWRITING OFFICE: Stewart Dawson's Buildings, opposite Bank of New Zcaljnd. Pitman's Australian Record, 220 words per minute. Highest speeds in the shortest time. 1 THIU L ANGER SCHOOL OF DRESS CUTTING, BARNETT'S BUILDINGS 61, Willis-sh-eut. Principal ... MISS KATE STEWART. rBIHJi! LANGJKR SYSTEM IS PREJ. IMMINENTLY the LADIE.V SYSTJ4M. It avoids fllj unnecessary technicalities, bo ia easily acquired. J'.'ntire absence cf calculations. Simple in working. Perfoot Fit. DRESSIM may bo JIADE in the MOST FASHIONABLE STYLU.S by LADIES in THEIR OWN HOMISS. Suitable for everythug, from a Child's : Frock to o. Reception Gown. Classßs Daily— lo to 12a.m., and 2 to 4p.m. Evening Classes, Tuesdays and Fridays, 7 to 0 p.m. Prospectus on application. Patterns cub to measurement. Vacancies for Agents in a fow country towns. SCHOOL OF DRESSCUTTIKG. MRS. MACLEOD, Teacher of Worth'a System of Dressmaking in all its latest impro\emen f j. Classes from 2 to 4 ; Evening Classes, Tuesdays and Fridays, 7 to 9. Private Dressmaking also at the above. Newest stylo and perfeot fit guaranteed. Patterns cut to measurement. 106. UjjDer Willis-street. LADIES' TAILOR. OHEPHERD AND CO., 15; ING-ESTRE-STREET. ". COSTUMES, £4 ss. SKIRTS, 30s. New Goods just Opened Up. Tho favour of your Patronazo Solicited. HARRISON & JURISS'S GYMNA- | SIUM, Douglas Wallaoe-st. (near Basin Reserve). Mid-winter term ' commences from sth I Juno. Classes for ladies, gentlemen, j youths, girls, and boys. Sandow system foncing and gymnastics. Moderato foes and special reductions to pupils • from a distance. Now pupils may join at any time. Send for syllabus. Phono 1253. WELLINGTON SCHOOL OF PHYSICAL CULTURE, SUSSEX 'CHAMBERS, PANAMA-ST. SYLLABUS OF CLASSES: Business and Professional Men — Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday, 5 lo 6 p.m. ; 12 to 2 daily. Men's and Youths' Evening Class— Tuesday and Friday, 7.45 to '9.30. Ladies Evening C^ass — Monday and Thursday, 7.45 to 9.30. Boys' Class— Tuesday and Friday, 4 to 5. Girls' Class— Monday and Thursday, ♦ to 5 TWO JIU-JITSU CLASSES: Ist, 5.30 to 6.30 — Mondays and Thursdays. 2nd, 8 to 9 — Mondaya aud Thursdays. ROYD GARLICK. Director. PRIVATE MATERNITY HOME. MRS. STARKIE, PRACTISING MIDWIFE, 9, HOME-STREET (Kcnt-lerrace). HAS Accommodation for In-lying Patients and attends Out-Patients as usual. Certificated by the Central Midwivos' Board and the Obstetrical Society, London. Authorised to praotiso in Great Britain and New Zealand. MIND THE PAINT-! rgIHERB must be something wanted in -»■ which we can bo of service to you. We do repairs, we renovate, we make old rooms like now. Old houses become twice as valuable when EXTON AND CO. take them in hand. For wall papers, ropairs, and painting, wo aro Cheapest on Earth. EXTON AND CO., The Red House, 32, Ingestre-street. . Tel. 819. M'EWEN AND GARTER, Petone, General Carriers, Forwarding Agents, Wood and Coal Merchants. Furmturo removed by experienced workmen. Conveyances botweon Potone and Wellington daily. Orders mnj' be loft at Virtuo and Co. s, Victoria-street, Wellington. Connectod with Wellington by telephone.' No number. Ring up M'Ewen and Carter. RESCUED FROM DRINK, by a now discovery. Odourless and tasteless, which any lady can give in tea or coffeo or food. It does its work bo silently and surely that while tho devoted wife or bhter or daughter looka on tho drunkard ia reclaimed even against his will, and without his knowledge or co-operation. ROBERT REW, Agent Eucraay Company, Victoriastreet, Auckland. Write for pamphlet giving all particular?, I.X.L. B"UTCHERYr"COURTENAYPLACE. "O GILKES tlosires to mako known JLlfc* the fact to his Customers that he is carrying on his business in his now thoroughly up-to-date establishment built expressly for his requirements in Courtonay-placc. Gilkcs's Motto: — "Bo it understood our oyes arc opon for tho public Rood." Tel. 1577. TO BUSINESS MEN. nniME is money. That aphorism is as -i. old as tho hills, and is truer to-day than ever. If you want your shop, office, or warehouse, Fitted in tho shortest possible time at tho shortest possible price, ring up 891, and wo will pleaso you. LOW AND PEARCE, Builders and Sbopfitters, 7a, Hojjper-stroet. WA^SJTED7"Purchasor~for~lady'B"Haw r - thorn, No. 3328, 21in frame ; would suit very short ridel- ; recently enamelled ; and overhauled ; Eadio coaster hub fitted ; ft bargain ; £8 ; inspection invited. Adams Star StSClo Co.. Mereor-street.
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Evening Post, Volume LXXI, Issue 135, 8 June 1906, Page 7
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