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Evening Post, Volume LXXI, Issue 136, 9 June 1906, Page 7

£JHILTON HOUSE SCHOOL, Woolcombe-street, Wellington. BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. Principal— MISS FREEMAN. TGHTZHERBERT-TERRACE SCHOOL. •~ and Day School for (jiris. Under Iho Direction of Miss bwamson. Head Mistress, Mrs. Henry bmith. Class for Children (boys and girls) under 10. Tho Now, Term began on TUESDAY, 22nd May. 1 "R/TRS. GLOVER EATON, L.R.A.M •*• (Licentiato Royal Academy of Mxisic), London, SINGING AND PIANOFORTE. _ "Lochayr," 4, DAVIS-ST.-, Thorndon. TTERR KARL MOLLER, -"■A PROFESSOR OF MUSIC, R.A.M., Copenhagen, Teacher of Pianoforto and Theory, 90, CONSTABLE-ST, (Tram Terminus). BALLROOM DANCING. MRS. H. B. MASON'S method of teaching ensures proficienoy in ONE QUARTER at class or in SIX PRIVATE LESSONS. BEGINNERS' CLASSES' Mondays and Wednesdays ab 8 p.m., in private hall (SOffc by 60ft). Term commences with pupil. Private lessons by arrangement. Address — , 56, Ghuzuee-street, next St. Peter's Church. Tfyfl" R. G. TURNER, ■ LTJL Tuacher of Banjo, Mandolin, Violin, dnd Guitar, 56, KENT-TERRACE. The L»teßt Music, Instruments, Strings, eto., always in stock. Trams stop at the door. Term begins with cuail. A LL Business Subjects — Bookkeeping, "^ Oflica Mothods, Accountancy, Typewriting, Shorthand, Business Correspondence. Make the most of your timo by studying at tho best place— Banks'a Coiftmeroial College, No. 4, Ouba-strcot Extension, two doors from Jervois-quay. Tol. 2098. Free prospectus oa application. ISS R OARR'S SCHOOL OF SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING. TYPEWRITING OFFICE: Stewart Dawson'B .Buildings, opposite Bank of New Zealand. Pitman's Australian Record, 220 words por minute. Highest speeds in Iho shortest timo. Tills LiNGEtt SCHOOL OF DIU'JSS CUTTING, BAItNEIT'S B 'ILDINGH, 61, Willia-alrout. Piinuipul ... MJSs KATE STEWART. rtmii I.ANGKU BXMU-JM Jb PKEJ. KMINKNTfiY tho LADIE-.* SYS PUM. It avoids all unneces.-ary teohuiualities, so is easily acquired. I'.iitire nbsonoe of calculations. Siinplo in working. Perfect Fit. DRRSSKb nmy bo MADE in the JIOS I' FASHIONABLE STfWS by LADIES in THEIR OW.N HOMKS. Smtublo for iivei-jthii g, from a Child's Frock to a lt«oo{iliou Gown. Clasps Daily 10 to 12a in., and 2 kylp.m. .livening Classes, Tuesdays and Fridays. 7 to 0 p m. Piospcctus on application. Patterns cut to uieiihuromenb. Vacancies for Agents in a few Oourif.ry towns. - SCHOOL OF DRESSOUTTING. MRS. MACLEOD, Teacher of Worth's System of Dressmaking in all its latest iinprovenien f 3. Classes from 2 to 4 ; Evening Classes, Tuesdays and Fridays, 7 to 9. Private Dressmaking also at the above. Newest style and perfoot fit 'guaranteed. Patterns out to measurement. 106. Unuer Willis-street. LADIES'" TAILOR. OHE PH E r"d~ AND CO., 10 • 15, INGESTRE-STREET. COSTUMES, £i sb. SKIRTS, 30s. New Goods just Opened Up Tho favour of your Pntronano Solicited. HARRISON & JURISS'S' GYMNASIUM, Douglas Wallace-st. (near Basin Reserve). Mid-winter term commences Irom sth June. Claws for ladies, gentlemen, youths, girls, nnd bova. Sandow system fencing and gymnastics. Moderato fees and special reductions to pupils from a distance. Now pupils may join at any time. Bar.d for syllabus. 'Phono 1253. WELLINGTON SCHOOL OF PHYSICAL . CULTURE, SUSSEX CHAMBERS, PANAMA-ST. SYLLABUS OF CLASSES: Businosß and Professional Men— Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday, 5 to 6 p.m. ; 12 to 2 daily. Men's and Youths' Evening Class— Tuesday and Friday, 7 45 to 9.30. Ladies Evening Class — Monday and Thursday, 7.45 to 9.30. Boys' Olass— Tuesday and Friday, 4 to 5. Girls' Class— Monday and Thursday, 4 to 5 TWO JIU-JTTSU CLASSES : Ist, 5.30 to 6.3o— Mondays and Thursdays. 2nd, 8 to 9— Mondays and Thursdays. ROYD GARLIOK. Director. PRIVATE MATERNITY HOME. MRS. STARKIE, PRACTISING MIDWIFE, 9, HOME-STREET (Kent-terrace). HAS Accommodation for In-lying Patients and uttends Out-Putients as usual. CcvtificaUd by tho Oontral Midwivos' Board nnd the Obstetrical Society, London. Authorised to praotiso iv Great Britain and Now Zealand. MIND THE PAINT! ~ npHERE mnst be something wanted in JL which wo can bo o£ service to you. We do repairs, we renovate, wo make old rooms liko new. Old houses become twico as valuablo when EXTON AND CO. tako them in hand. For wall papers, repairs, and painting, w* are Cheapest on EaTth. EXTON AND CO., Tlio Red Hoiiso, 32, Ingestro-strect. Tel. 819. 'BWEiN AND CARTER, Pe'tone, General ' Carriers, Forwarding Agents, Wood and Coal Merchants. Furniture removed by 'oxporioucod workmen. Oouvey» ances between Pctone and Wellington dnily. Orders may bo loft at Virtue and Co.'g, Victoria-stfeot, Wellington. Con. nected with Wellington by telephone. No number. Ring up M'Ewen and Carter. I RESCUED FROM DRINK, by a new discovery. Odourless and tasloldss, I whioh any iady can give in tea or coffeo or food. It does its work bo silently and Bitroly that while tho dovoted wife or sifter or daughter looks on the drunkard 'a rcolaimcd even against his will, and without his knowlcdgo ,or co-operation. ROBERT* REfr, Agent Euormy Company, Viotoriaetroet;, Auckland. Writo for pamphlet giving all particular!)) I.X.L. BUTOHBRYrC^URTENAYr PLACE. X> GILKES d«iiroi to make known ■*-+>• tha fact to hit Customers that ho in carrying on his business in his new thoroughly up-to-date establishment built expreicly for his requirements m Coiirtenay-pluoe. Gilkes'i> Motto : — "Bb it understood our eyes arc opon for tha publio good." Tol. 1577. TO BUBINESS~MEK npiME it money. That nphorisni is ns -*• old at the hills, and i« truer to-d*y than ever. If you want your shop, office, or warehouse, Fitted in the ikortott possible time at .the ehortert possible prioo, ring up 891, and we will ploa«s you. LOW AND PEARCB, Builder* and Bhopfitter/!, 7a, Hopper-street. WANTED, Purohaeor for lady's Hawthorn, No. 3328, 21in framo ; would suit very short rider ; recently onamollcd ; and ororhaulrd; Eadio coaster hub fitted; a bargain ; £&; inspection invited, Adams J3te£ Cftcfc Co^ M»rcw.-»troot,