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Evening Post, Volume LXXIV, Issue 49, 26 August 1907, Page 9

GIRTON COLLEGE, 22a, Mein-st., and 4, Owen-st,, BOARDING AND DAT SCHOOL FOE GIRLS. Principal, MRS. BATES. B.A. Kindergarten Class for Young Children. HERR KARL MOLLER, PROFESSOR OF MUSIC, Teacher of Pianoforte and Theory. 90, CONSTABLE-ST. (Tram Terminus). ESSRS. VITA BROTHERS, HARP, VIOLIN, FLUTE, Etc., Grand Hotel. Wo aro prepared to accept Engagements for Concerts, Socials, At Homos, Garden Parties, for Dances, Piano or Harp, etc. Terms by arrpngemeiit. We also cupply the latest and best music. K.B. — Address letters "Vita," Grand Hotel. VOICE PRODUCTION ~A~ND SINGING. ■ft/TR. LEO. BUOKEHIDGE, from XTx. Milan, pupil of Mr. Charles Santloy, is prepared to receive Pupila for tho above at his Studio, Mossrg. Monteath and Beere's Naw Buildings, corner of Bal-ianco-street and Lanibton-quay. Deep Breathing given bpecial attention. T G. 1 U~Tt N E R, *^ * Teacher or Banjo, Mandolin, Violin, -and Guitar, 56, KENT-TERRAGE. Trams stop at the door. Terms Commence with Prpils. NOTE — Instruments Lent Free of Charge to Inlendina Piujils. SCHOOL OF JJftESSCUTTING. MRS. MACLEOD, Teacher of Worth's System of DresGmaking in all its latest improvement*. Classes from ?. to 4- ; Evening Classes Tuesdays and Fridays, 7 to 9 ■ ' Privafn Dressmaking also at tho above. Newest style and perfect fit guaranteed. Patterns cut to meaauroment. Note address—Over J. W. Bridge, dentist, 102, Upper "WiUis-streßJi. DRESSCUTTING. ; A SCHOOL for Teaching the Imperial i System of Dresscutting is now open at 107, LAMBTQN-QUAT (Opposite Kirkcaldie and Stains's). This new system is understood in a few lessons ; its simplicity and accuracy are ita prominent features For terms and particulars apply at the School, 107. Lambton-Quay. Forty garments an<! 'thirteen trimmings can be cut from the charts. Practical Dressmaking thoroughly taught by experienced teachers. DRESSMAKING IN THE HOME • npHE LANGER SYSTEM not only onJ- ablcs every woman to make her own dresses, but to make complete Costumes with all the smnrtnesa, elegance, and stylo !of the iProfeusional Dressmaker. The Langor System requires No Calculations; it is so simple that a child can learn it A PERFECT FIT is guaranteed in Tea Gowns arid Blouses, Rain Coals to Opera Cloaks, Children's Garments, and in everything cut by the Lunger System. Absolute simplicity. Classes daily 10 to 12 a.m., | 2 to 4- p.m. Evening Olastes, Tuesday and Friday, 7 to 9. Petouo Technical School, Monday Evenings. Patterns out to measurement. Agents wanted for country districts. Prospectus freo on application. LANGER SCHOOL of DRESMCUTTING MISS KATE STEWART, Principal, 61. Willis-streot tßaruett's Buildings). PHYSICAL DEFECTS IN CHILDREN. ALMOST all deformities are amonablo to prox>cr treatment, and can bo impiovcd by Correct Breathing, Medical Gymnaeticfc, and Massage. Remedial Classes for Children and Adults Daily. Consulting Hour, 12 to 2 p.m. ROYD GARLICE, Sussex Chambers, PANAMA-STREET, WELLINGTON. * Telephone 2139. MISS E. UAIUVS SCHOOL OF SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING. TYPEWRITING OFFICE: Stewart Daweon's Buildings, opposite Bank of New Zealand. Tuition by correspondence has special attention. Pitman's Australian Record, 220 words per ininuta. Highest speeds in tho fchortost time. BANKS'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE REMOVAL NOTICE. ON AND AFTER Ist AUGUST the work of tho College will ba conducted at the new premises, 11, GREY-STREET* Expert Instruction in BOOKKEEPING BUSINESS METHODS ACCOUNTANCY COMPANY PROCEDURE TOUCH TYPEWRITING SHORTHAND (Pitman's and Gregg's). Director J. S. Barton, /F.I.A.N.Z. Secretary A. E. Barton, 'A.l.A.N.Z. Incorporated Accountants. Send or Call for Prospectus. Telephone 2080. P.O. Box 162. A CARD. ' ■ORITISH AND CONTINENTAL JL9 PIANO COMPANY "BECHSTEINS" "HAAKES" "TRUBNERS" "PAUL WERNERS" "HOPKINSONS" AND OTHER WELL-KNOWN MAKERS Inspection invited. isTwiiSlS? 011111^ 11 Address Manager, B. LEWIS. T DO UOL A S GREEN, ** • Certificated ' PRACTICAL PIANOFORTE TUNER AND REPAIRER (Pupil of Mr. Oberline Brown, Auckland), Corner of Taranaki and Vivian streets, Wellinvrton. Satisfaction Guarantcod. Charges moderate UTILITY" v. SHOW BIRDST THE ONES THAT FILL THE EGG \ BASKET. THE BUSINESS HEN. DON'T LET THE TRAP-.NEST QUESTION BOTHER YOU. I'VE done the bothering by purchasing the 2nd and 3rd pun in tho N.Z. Err-layi-ng Competition at Blenheim which ended in May last. The Agricultural and Pastoral Pen won tho 2nd prizo and laid 1298 eggs. The Row Father Scrvajean'c Pou won the 3rd prize nnd laid 1237 eggs. Theso birds were purchased from Mr. Biookes, cf Australia, nnd aro now mated with a cockerel from tho same yard 3, and purchased from his agent, Mr. A. R. Thompson, Blenheim. The prico of eggs, iueluding postage, is ono guinea' per doz. Nino chicks guaranteed. Persons desirous of purchasing White Leghorn Eggs, rtrain of 200 eggs per year, 1 have on hand vevcral pens inatod with Sunnyhurist and Legor cockerols which I nm soiling at 5s per , d 0?,., postage included. Include tho cash and address all correspondence to FRANK SHAW, 'Chemitlj BloghoJav,