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Evening Post, Volume LXXV, Issue 46, 24 February 1908, Page 9

"OROUGHAM HILL ' SCHOOL. (Boarding nnd fiay School for Girlu) ' ELLICE-STREET Boys under 12 ycavs of nge admitted. Principals — Mr. and Blips. Wprd. Firßt term, 1003, be-an MONDAY, 3rd February. MISS ENGLAND Resumed Teaching on TUESDAY, 4th February. Coaching for University and Civil Scrvico Examinations in French, German and English. Ladies' Literature" Clasr-, Tuesday Evenings, beginning 3rd March. I For all information apply to 138, Tiuakoi-i road. CROYDON PREPARATORY SCHOOL. BOARDING and Day School for Boys undor 13 years. Spocial Class for Boys under 6 j-oars. 1 Firit Term commences on the 4th February. I MISS SOMMERVILLE, J 2, Ifill-street. Wcll ; nffton. ! VOICE PRODUCTION AND SINGING. 103, LAMBTON-QUAY. MADAME EYELEEN CARLTON Resumoß Teaching at her now address j on 10th February. Intending pupils can bo interviewed on Mouday and Thursday Mornings. PIANOFORTE. \ MISS li. MURIEL PRINGLE; L.A.B. (Gold Medallist ABsociarod Board R.A.M. and R-.C.M., London), TEACHER OF PIANOFORTE. j nnERM began 3rd FEBRUARY. B Address — "To Kohan&a," 133, Grant-rd. (Tram to Georgc-strost.) VOICE SPECIALIST. MR. LEO. BUCKERIDGE, Pupil of Signor Blasco, Milan, and Sir Chos. Santley, London, ha 3 Romovod to Boulcott Chambers, Room No. 9 {iop floor), lioulcntt-st.roofc {opposito Roninn Catholic Church) wliero ho ih prep.-i.red to receive Pupils for Voico Production, Elocution, find Singing. Special attention to Dcop Breathing. VOICE PRODUCTION, SINGING AND PIANOFORTE. Tfy|"lSS MINA CALDOW has Rosumcd Teaching at her Residence, 45, ELLICE-STREET. MR. ALFRED HILL, TEACHER, OF VIOLIN, SINGING, COMPOSITION, ETC. Address . Tho Dresden. Interviews:, 1-3 daily. "PROFESSIONAL and Amateur ViohnJL ists desirous of joining Mr. Alfiod Hill's Symphony Orchestra may interview Mr. Hill from 1-3 daily at TU Dresden. , , HERR KARL 3\roLLER, PROFESSOR OF MUSIC, will givo Lessons on tho Pianoforte, 90, Co:istablc-3trcat, and at the Dre-pdon, Lambtou-quay. . , 7 SINGING. TO PUPILS. I MRS. MUELLER- Ims resumed Teaching. Candidates prepared for Exaininationa. Address— 4l, Canibridgc-tcrraco. ELOCUTION. Tl/gtfß-S. MARfiAUKT SUTCLIF'FF,, lVjal Gold Mpd'allis,fc Now Zealand, is prepared to receive ii J upils; accopta Encase-, monts concorrii, nfternoons, otc. "Fairviow," 40, Roxburgh-streot. I T G. TURNER, j • Teacher or Banjo, Mandolin, Violin, and Guitar, I 56, KENT^TERRAOE. Tiams stop a,t the. door. Terms Commence w ; ilh Pupils. ' NOTE— lnstrumentß Lent Free of Charge to lutcudiius PiujilE. THE LANGER SCHOOL OF DRE3SUUT'iUNG. TO THE LADIES OF PETONE. rB">HE DroEscuttinp Classen at tho I'elono A 'Technical School "will Resume on MONDAY EVENING, 24th, horn 7 to <J, when Misq Kate Stowarfc will iulroducb the New Famous Langer liLOUSW and SKIRT CUTTERS. No calculations. Simplicity itrelf. All ladies and cx-nupik iuvued. LANGER SCHOOL, 61, WILLI3-ST., Oppuf>ilo Shortt'fi. M'GEEG OR WRIGHT AND CO. NEW PICTURES I BY ENGLISH AND COLONIAL ' ARTISTS. _ NOW ON VI^JW IN'GALLERV. END OF SEASON SALE. E\cry Line of Summer Stock Reduced to Below Cost. Millinery, Blouses, Skirts, Underskirts, Etc.s Etc. For Two Weeks Only. MRS MATIIE WSO N, 15 and 17. Larnbton-quay. NOTICE. SUITS and Co.-tumcs will not shrink or stain with clear water if the cloih is i-teanv.'d, tponged, and shrunk nt 179, .UPPER f'UIiAiSTREKT. Prices: 1 to 10 yarde, 3d per yaid Ovn- 10 to 25 yards, 2Ad per yard Over 25 to 50 yards, 2d per yard Over 50 tp 100 jards, lid per yard A LLAN WARD, Tailor, has Removed -^*- to T. Page's, Mercer, otc., corner of Lanibton-quay and Plimmor'o Steps, where gentlemen can depend upon getting 1 a good etyhsh Suit at a reasonablo cost. T DOUG 1/ A S (GREEN, tP • Certificated PRACTICAL PIANOFORTE TUNER AND REPAIRER (Pupil of Mr. Oberlino "Brown, Auckland), 'Corner of 'l'aranaki and Vivian streets, "Wellington. Satisfaction Guaranteed. Charges moderate LOWER HUTT. '~ ' nnOWN HALL BUILDINGS. JaL v. In these magnificent new buildings (of reinforced concrete) there are availablo for letting purpose? — LOCK-UP SHOPS, SHOP AND DWELLING, PHOTOGRAPHER'S STUDIO, OFFICES, and A COMPACT CONCERT HALL, capable of holding 150 pcisons. Tho buildings havo been constructed on tho most approved up-to-datu lnn.v, and mo centrally situated on tl.u Main Road, Low or Hull. For furlliQi- piutieulnrf, apply TOWN HALL BUILDINGS, LOWER HUTX,