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Evening Post, Volume LXXIII, Issue 128, 31 May 1907, Page 7

GIRT OK COLLEGE, 22a, Mcin-at., nnd 4, Owen-st , BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. Principal, MRS. BATES, B.A. Kindergarten Class for Young Children. The new lerm will begin on MONDAY, Urn 27th MAY. Mi-j. Bates at homo Saturday, 25th. ITZHERBERT"'rKRRACE~~ SCHOOL ILntn Mis,-, Swaiusnn't). BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. Principal, Miss Bp.ber, M,A. First Assistant, Mr*. Richmond Hursthou'o. Tho new term will begin -on TUESDAY, 4th JuiH". Miss Babei- will bo at homo on Mondaj, 3rd Jil'no. Preparatory Olas> for girli and boys under 10. NGATtAWA JSCHdOLTMARTON" COUNTRY BOARDING SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. THE SECOND TERM will begin on TUESDAY, 23th May, 1907. ' Principal: MISS M. TAYLOR. PRIVATE SCHOOL FOR GIRLST PRINCIPAL ... ™MISS ENGLAND. Temporary Promises: SCHOOLROOM of BAPTIST CnURCH, Vivian-street. rrtERM begins 28th May. Miss England JL will bo at tho Schoolroom io rccoivo parents MONDAY, 27th May, 11—4. Full particulai's on application lo MISS ENGLAND, 20a, Murphy-slrect. BROUGHAM~H"ILL SCHOOL, ELLICE-STREET. BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL l''Oß GIRLS. Principal— MlSS WARD. KINDERGARTE~N~CLABS for Girls and Boys, under niuo ycaw of ago. Now term begins Monday, 27th May. C HILTON "HOUSE SCHOOL, 7, Woolcornbc-slroct. Principal MRS. HENRY SMITH. Tho Second Term will begin on TUESDAY, 4th June. Mrs. Henry timiUi will be at Homo on Monday, 3rd June. ■fe/JR. FRANK R. JOHNSTONE (Pupil ■*•'•*- of Horr naltenbach, Melbourne), 'Cello Soloist, Christchurch Exhibition, has commenced Tuition for 'Cello and Violin at Dresden Music Warehouse. Privste Address— Kcnilworth, Hill-street. S«GNOR ALF. P. TRUDA (Into Solo 1 Flautist, of the N.Z.I.E. Orchestra) hat Vacancies for a few Pupilt. Signor Tfuda can. be consulted at .his Studio, 53, COURTENAY-PLACE, Above Forrest's Music Warehouse. HERR KARL MOLLER, PROFESSOR OF MUSIC, Teacher of Pianoforte and Theory. 90, CpNSTABLE-ST (Tram Tcrmrnus). | TIANOFORTE" " ■ft/jTISS BEATRICE RICHMOND IWL (London), 2, GUILDFORD-TERRACE, Hill-street. At Home— let Juiie, 9 30 — 11.30 a.m. T&/rir~AR T H* URU R U. P O~ T T ~H, IVJL Teacher cf, SINGING, PIANOFORTE, ORGAN. Address : Dresden Piar.o Co., Lamblon-quay ; Or G P. 0., Wollingtcn (Box 751). CHARLES WHITAKER, Certificated Teacher of Music, VIOLIN A SPECIALITY. FUPIL of Mr. Goorgs Sulch, lato of Melbourne Braillo Wnlics and Music Taught. ADDRESS: 13. ELLICE-STREET. MUSIC. MISS FANNY G. KEALY, L.R.A.M , TEACHER Ol' 1 PIANOFORTE, SINGING, HARMONY. Etc., Regumoa Teaching MONDAY, 3rd June At homo Monday and Tuctday, 3rd auJ 4th June. Adcireis: 2, May-=treet. Thorndcn MISS VIOLET WARBURTON (Melbourne and Sylucy) CLASSES in Ballroom and Fancy Dancing held at 106, Wellingtonterrace. Children's Clacs evory Saturday Afternoon. Private lessons arranged for. Prospectus on application. « T G. TURNER, ** * Toaoher .of Banjo, Mandolin, Violin, and Guitar, 56, KENT-TERRAOE. Trams stop at the door. Torms. Commence with Pupils. NOTE— lnstruments Lent Free of Charge to Intending Pupils. T DOUGLAS GRIJEN, ** • Certificated PRACTICAL PIANOFORTE TUNER AND REPAIRER (Pupil of Mr. Obei-liiio Brown, Auckland), Corner of Taranaki and Vivian streets, Wellington. Satisfaction Guaranteed. Charges modorato SCHOOL OF DRESSCUTTING. MRS. MACLEOD, Teacher of Worth's System of Dressmaking in all its latest Improvement?. Classes from 2 to 4 ; Evening Classes TucEdays ar.d Fridays, 7 to 9 Privatn Dressmaking also at tho above. Newest style and perfect fit guaranteed. Patterns cut to measurement. Noto address—Over J. W. Bridge, dentist, 102, Upper WUlis-ttrcet. DRESSCUTTING. A SCHOOL for Teaching tho Imperial System of DreEscutling is now open at IC7, LAMBTON-QUAY (Opposito Kirkcaldio and Staim's). This new system is understood in a few ieesone ; its simplicity and accuracy »re its prominent feature* For terms and particulars apply at th« School. 107, Lambton-ciuny. Forty garmonts and thirteen trimmings can bo cut from tho charti. Practical Dressmaking thoroughly taught by experienced teachem. MILLINERY SCHOOL, 20, King's Chambers, next Empire Hotel. Ladies nro taught lo becomo their own milliner, and prepared for positions. Classes hold daily and thrco evenings week, 7 till 9. Ladies' own materials mado up. Altering and renovating a speciality. Terms upon application. MADAM MARION, Lato Sydney (only). DRESSMAKING IN THE HOME. rrCIE I. ANGER SYSTEM not only onJL ablos ovrry woman to inako her own dros6Oß, but to- mako complcto CoMumc3 with all tho Einnrtnosg, nlogance, and ttylo of tho Professional Dressmaker The Langor System requires No Calculations ; it is so minplo Hint a child' can learn it. A PERFECT FIT h guarautood in Tea Gowns and Blousch, Ram Coats to Opom Cloaks, Children's Garments, ami in cnorything cut by tho Longer System. Absolute simplicity. Classes daily 10 to 12 a.m., 2 lo 4 p.m. Evening Clarses, Tuesday and Friday, 7 lo 9. Pctouo Technical School, Monday E\pnings. Patterns out to mMuuretnonL Agents Hauled for country districts. Proipecliifi flvo on application. LANGER SCHOOL of DRESSCUTTING MISS KATE STEWART, Principal, 6L Willii-itreet LBirneU'i Buildingt).