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Evening Post, Volume LXXV, Issue 34, 10 February 1908, Page 3

MRS. EVANS'S MORNING CLASS FOR GIRLS. "DEIIRA DHOOnT" 15 HIROPI-ST. mHE First Term oi 1903 will begin on -ft- 13th February. Mrs. Evans has Vacanaciea for a few Pupils senior ov jurior. At Home from 4th Fobruary. NGA TAWA SCHOOL! MARTON. COUNTRY Boarding School for Girls. The firft term began on TUESDAY, 4th February. Principal, MISS M. TAYLOR. "OROUGHAM HILL SCHOOL. (Boarding and Day School for Girla) ELLJCE-STREET. Boys under 12 years of ago admitted. Principals— Mr. and Miss Ward. j First term, 1908, began MONDAY, 3rd j February. i CROYDON PREPARATORY SCHOOL. | BOARDING and Day School for Boys •under 13 years. Special Class for Boj r s under 6 years. First Term commeuces on the 4th February. MISS SOMMERVILLE. 2, Hill-streot, Wellington. ■m/|7SS ENGLAND Resumed TeachIVJL ing on TUESDAY, 4th February. Coaching for University and Civil Service Examinations in French, German and English. Ladies' Literaturo Clast, Wednesday Evenings. For all information apply to 133, Tinakori-road. VOICE PRODUCTION~TND~SINGING. 103, LAMBTON-QUAY. MADAME EVELEEN CARLTON Resumes Teaching at her new address on 10th February. Intending pupils can bo interviewed on Monday and Thursday Mornings. MADAML\ COPE-DOWSING, Specialist in Voice Production, Singing and Piano, has Resuaied Lessons. Madamo's FVEtem la identically the Earue 1 that Patti, Sims Reeves, Sanlley, Albani, Trobelh, Dolores, Melba, Clara Butt, and other noted eingers were trained under. Term begins with first lesson. Studio ':f: f Hume's Buildings, \Villi3-Btroet. i PIANOFORTE. MISS E. MURIEL PRINGLE, L.A.B. (Gold Zvledaliish Associated Board R.A.M. and R.C.M., London), TEACHER OF PIANOFORTE. S mERM began 3rd FEBRUARY. Address — "Te Kohanga," 133, Grant-rd. (Tram to George-streot.) MRS. GLOVER EATON (Pupil of ■ Signor Garcia), L.R.A.M., Member of 1.5.M., England, formerly teacher of singing at the High Schools of Worcester and Kidderminster, England. ; Lessons (Singing and Pianoforte) arranged for at St. John's Schoolroom, or at her residsneo, ''Braemar,'' Kelburne (t"op of cable tram). ' PIANOFORTE-MISS M. STEVENSON. inpHE Term began oa MONDAY, 3rd JL February. Pupils Prepared for Examinations. 105, Hanson-street, Nowtown. VOICE SPECIALIST. MR. LEO. BUCXERIDGE, Pupil of Signor Blasco, Milan, and Sir Chas. ISantley, London, has Removed to Boulcott Chambers, Room No. 9 (top floor), Boulcott-street (opposite Roman Catholic Church) where ho is prepared to receive Pupils for Voico Production, Elocution, and Singing. Special attention to Deep Breathing. I VOICE PRODUCTION, SINGING AND I PIANOFORTE. MISS MINA, 'CALDOW resumes Teaching on MONDAY, 3rd February. Private Address— 4s, ELLICE-ST. MR. ALFRED HILL, TEACHER OF VIOLIN, SINGING, COMPOSITION, ETC. Address . ... Tho 'Dresden. Interviews, 1-3 daily. "PROFESSIONAL and Amateur Viohni. ists desirous of joining Mr. Alfred Hill's Symphony" Orchestra may interview Mr. Hill irom 1-3 daily at The Dresden. HERR '. KARL MOLLER, PROFESSOR OF MUSIC, wiU give Lessons on the Pianoforte, 90, Constable-street, and at the Dresden, Lambton-quay. SINGING. TO PUPILS. MRS. MUELLER has resumed Teaching. Candidates prepared for Examinations. Address — 41, Cambridge-terrace. ELOCUTION. MRS. MARGARET SUTCLIFFE, Gold Medallist New Zealand, is propared to receive Pupils; accepts Engagements concerts, afternoons, otc. "Fairview," 40, Roxburgh-street. ~Y O TURNER, ** • Teacher or Banjo, Mandolin, Violin, and Guitar, 56, KENT-TERRACE. Trams stop at the door. Terms Commence with Pupils. NOTE— lnstruments Lsnt Free of Charge to Intending Puoiis. THE LANGER DRESS-CU'i TING SCHOOL. rTIHE Langer School Re-opens on MON- *- DAY, 27th Jan., whon Miss Kate Stewart will bo in attendance to enrol pupils. Hours 10 to 12 and 2to 4 daily. Evening Classes Tuesdays and Fridaj's, 7 to 9. MISS KATE STEWART, Principal, Barnctt's Building, 61, Willisstreet, opposito Shortt's. -jVjf'GREGOR WRIGHT AND CO. NEW PICTURES BY ENGLISH AND COLONIAL ARTISTS. NOW ON VIEW IN GALLERY. , NOTICE. QJUITS and Costume 3 will not shrink or S-!' stain -svith clear water if the cloth is steamed, sponged, and shrunk at 179, UPPER CUBA-STREET. Prices; 1 to 10 yards, 3d per yard Over 10 to '2s yards, 2^d per yard Over 25 to 50 yards, 2d per yard Over 50 toJLOO yaids, .l^d per yard treat." IF you rcquira a, perfect Stylish Suit, my pursonal attontion is given to every detail, and clients can rely on n first-class fit. Repairs and alterations a speciality. Suits from 70s ;• Trousers, 2 1* to order. No shoddy here. S. AMSTELL, The LiUle Tailor, 112, Cuba-streot. PRIVATE HOTEL. Johnston-street, opposito Fullers Theatre Royal. Luncheon at all times. Private Supper Rooms. First-class Accommodation. Torms reasonable. Full particulars from the proprietor. J. H. JACKSON. Watch this Private Hotel, to be opened on Monday next, 3rd Feb. This delay in opening has occuired on account of the fXteusive alterations to tho building. 1