OIRTON COLLEGE, ' 22a, Mein-stx and 4, Owen-st., BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GttiLS. Principal, MRS. BATES, B.A. R. iT G. TURN EX, Teaoher of Banjo, Mandolin, Violin, and Guitar, 56, KENT-TERRACE. ■ - The l/atest Music, Instruments, -Strings, etc., always in stock. Trams stop &t the door. Term begins with uuwil. A Course of TpHYStOAL CULTURE During the Summer Months produces BETTER RESULTS Than at any other time of the year. CLASSES and PRIVATE TUITION held > DAILY For BREATHING DEVELOPMENT And Corrective Exercises. MASSAGE, ROYD GARLICK, Sussex Chambers, Panama-street. MISS E. OARR'S SCHOOL OF SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRIT, i ING. ! TYPEWRITING OFFICE: Stewart Dawson's Buildings, opposite Bank of Now Zealand. Pitman's Australian Record, 220 words per minute. Highest speeds hi tho shortest time. COMPETENT " """" Or , INCOMPETENT. mHE little prefix to tho latter word -■- makes all tho difference. There are, DOZENS of INoompetent Typistes looking for positions, and thero aro DOZENS of Employers Eeeking in vain for COMPETENT Typistea. If you '*wish to qualify yourself as a Stenographer and Typisto and become eligible for the opportunities offering, take up a' course in TOUCH TYPEWRITING And ■ SHORTHAND with BANKS'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE^ 4, Cuba-street Extension. Prospectus supplied on application. DRESSGUTTING. A SCHOOL for Teaching the' Imperial XX System of DreescuHing is now open at 107, LAMBTON-QUAY (Opposite Kirkcaldie and Stains'i). This new systom is understood in a few lessons ; its simplicity and accuracy are its prominent features For terms and particulars apply at the School, 107, Lambton-quay. Forty garments and thirteen trimmings can be out from the charts. Practical Dressmaking thoroughly taught in the course of 40 lessons. \ THIS LARGER SCHOOL OF DRBSS CUTTING, BARNETT'S BUILDINGS, 61, Willis-street. Principal ... MISS KATE STEWABT. rgtHK LANGiIR SYSTEM IS PfiEA IMMINENTLY tho LADIES' SYSTKM. It t\voida all unnecessary teohnidalitles, so ia efiailyxaoquirfid. Kntirft absence of calculations. Simple in wbrking. Porfeofc Fit. DEKSrtlsa mity be MADE in the HOST FASHIONABLE STILUS by LADIES in Tifliim OWN HOMI3S. SuiUble for everythh.g, from a Child's Frock to (l, Ksooptiou Gown. Classes Daily— lo to 12a.m., and 2 to 4 p.m. Evening Classes. Tuesdays, Thursdays, and %iJa>'s, 7 to 9 p.m. Prospectus On application. Patterns out to meaiuroment. vacancies for Agents in ti few cpniitry towns. SCHOOL OF DRESSCUTTING. MRS. MACLEOD, Teacher of Worth's ■ Systom of Dressmaking in All it* lutosb improvements. Classes front 2 to 4 i, Evening Classes Tuesdays and Fridays, 7 to, 9. Private Dressmaking also at tho above. fewest style and perfoct fit guaranteed. Patterns cut to measurement. Note address— Over J. W. Bridge, dentist, 102, Upper , Willis-street. MILLINERY SCHOOL. MADAM MARION, lato Strand, ,Sydney, instructs ladieo to become their own milliner ir a short term. Altering and retrimming a speciality. Copies made of all latest modes ; quarterly terms arranged. Hours — Morning, 11 till 1; Afternoon. 2 till 4. Night School, three nights a week— Monday, Wednesday, Friday, 7 till 9. Terms upon application. 20, King's Chambers, first floor. Take lift. MRS. DICKSON, late with Waruock and Adkin, begs to Intimate to the Public and her Friends ehe has COMMENCED BUSINESS at 167, Lambtonquay, with an UP-TO-DATE STOCK MILLINERY, COSTUMES, Etc. Please Inspect. Why pay double the money elsewhere for yoiir poods? Open on Monday, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday till 9 p.m. TMPGREGOR WRIGHT AND CO., Will Dispose of, by ART UNION, 15 WATER COLOURS 15 WATER COLOURS By the l*to JOHN GULLY. NOW ON VIEW IN GALLERY. PHOTOGRAPHS FOR COLOURING PURPOSES. "ttTITE have just landed a large assortTI mint of those Photos, which com priie all the belt subjects obtainable. T. BEADNALL AND BON. 62a, Willis-itraet. opposite Evoning Post. Tal. 1508. » fpHE DAY'S BAY HOUSE, DAY'S BAY. Tha moit Delightful place to stay -At in Wellington. The house is handsomely furnished, well sheltered, and commands a magnmcont viow of tho wholo harbour. \ For terms and particulars, apply at the Wellington ■ Steam Forry Co/s Ofßoo, 12, Customhouse-quay, or to the Manager of the House, Day's Bay. TO MERCHANTS AND OTHERS^ rjiHE Undersigned is prepared to Build JL (to suit tenant or tenants) a Wool Store, Bulk Store, Warehouse, or Factory, on level seotion on Thorndon-quay. For particulars, apply to W< L. THOMPSON, Builder, Thorndon-qtiay. AX KBEIS'SIG'S Ne,w Faotory, Nos. 28 and 30, Little Tarantki-strset. Circular, Glass, Bent Glass Counter Oaees (without beading) a speciality. Exhibition Show CMOS can bo had on hire for the coming Exhibition in Ohristohurch. Pleaio give a call at tho Show Case, Shop Fitting, and Ice Chest- Factory, Max Kreissig, Proprietor Note the Address— 2B and 36, Littlo Taranaki-strcot. Tel. 2499. OtJR NEW LAUNDRt! TTtTE u«e * ipofiial care in tho washing TT of gentlemen's flannels, etc., aud thero will be no Hhnnkage. Our prooeti for starching shirts, colUn, and cuffs, greatly surpasses tho old style of starching, as tho finish is very superior.— W. NAISMITH AND CO., Te Aro Steam Laun. dry, Hopper-itreet. P.S.--We uniwar. tele, phone No. 443 or aott-card.
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Evening Post, Volume LXXII, Issue 93, 17 October 1906, Page 9
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