PALMERSTON NORTH HIGH SCHOOL. Rector— J. E. Vernon, M.A., B.So. (Edin.) nnHE Sohool Re-opens on THURSJL DAY, Ist February. Classical, Commercial, and Agricultural Courses. Boardinghouse for boys (College House) under the personal supervision of the Rector. Prospectus on application to the Secretary, or after the 15th to the Rector.* WELLINGTON DIOCESAN COL* LEGIATE SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. NGA TAWA, MARTON. A High-olass Education for Girle, combined with Healthy Country Life. fpHE First Term will commence at an X early date in February, 1912. Application for admission to, be made bo Miss Taylor, Nga Tawa School, Marton. .Prospectuses to be obtained at ihe •Dioce6&n Office 1 } Wellington,- or of Mies Taylor ( Marton, or of any of the Clergy. WANGANUI GIRLS 1 COLLEGE. .. , FIRST TERM, 1912. fTTHE 'Term begins on Monday, sth JL February. Applications for boarding accommodation should be made as j soon as possible. ! ' Prospectuses may be obtained from the undersigned. W. J. CARSON, Secretary. Wanganui, 6th January, 1912. T7IITZHERBERT-TERRACE SCHOOL, X? ' WELLINGTON. BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. Principal*— Misa Baber,_ M.A. ; '\ Miss Rachel Richmond (Higher Certificate N.F.U.) The New Term will begin on FRIDAY, 9th February. The Principals will be at home on THURSDAY, Bth February. MTISS PAUL, Piano Theory, will resume MONDAY, 15th JANUARY. Evening Lessons given those engaged during day* Pupils prepared for __ Exams. Room 8, First Floor, Cooper's Buildings, , * WILLIS-STREET. -*fl-R. ARTHUR ANDERSON, from the ItX Manchester School' of Music, ' also Pupil of Professor Marrißon- (blind Organist, ' of Liverpool), Teacher of* Piano, Organ,, and Hatmony," resumes Teaching on ' 'MONDAY, 15th JANUARY, at his Piano Showrooms, ' 330, Tinakori-road. ?Phone 28)8. ■f~IHAR.,LES STOUGHTON/ TEACHER OF PIANO AND' SINGING, Resumes Teaching on the 15th inst., at his Room, BOULCOTT CHAMBERS, BOULCQIT-STREET. ) , PIANO-PLAYING MADE > EASY. A BSOLUTELY no knowledge of musio XjL required. We guarantee to teach any, age piano, and .to read ANY music. NO VAMPING or. CARDS. You attain the samuj result tfyat takes years under old conditions. Interviews daily. Don't be sceptical or think it impossible. " NO DRUDGERY. If you have not 'heard our, pupils play, call and inspect' FULL TUITION, £2 2»; money- roturnad if you cannot ,play in six weeluu- Postal course now Teady.— THE NATIONAL COLLEGE OF MUSIC, 30, Willis-sfc. Hours 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. " ' " ' ' ' Ja TURNER, ' M11.U.M4 • Teacher of Banjo, Mandolin, Violin, and Guitar, 83, KENT-TERRACE, Trams stop at the door. Terniß commence ', with Pupils, NOTE.— lnstruments Lent Free of Charge to .Intending Pud Us. M'lSft. ,E. CARR'S SCHOOL 'OF sh6rthanq and. typewriting. MISS L. MACDONALD .....*. Principal. TYPEWRITING OFFICE: .Stewart Dawson's Buildings, opposite ■ Bank of New Zealand. Tuition^ by correspondence has special attention. ' Pitman's Australian Record, 220 words per' minute. Highest speed in the short, est time. / ' BANKS'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE , REOPENS WEDNESDAY, 10th JANUARY. TW'EW Students are requested to Enrol between 12 and 3 p.m. P.O. Box 162. Telophone ..'. 2C93 IF TOTT AXE TROUBLED WITH your Liver, ( Indigestion, stipation, Obesity, Rheumatism, Lumbago, Sciatica, Weak Chest, Round Shoulders, Spinal Curvature, Sprain, and Fracture, • . Consult J. W. M. HARRISON, 17, MULGRAVE-STREET. Medical Massage Treatment. . Curative Exercises and Dietetics. References from patients cured. ; Call, write, or 'phone 3214. WEAK LUNGS ARE the cause of the loss of hundreds of valuable lives every year. If you would preserve good health you must attend to this vital matter. , Now, there is no need to possess weak lunga . ' MY BUSINESS Is to show you how you may make*, and keep your lungs healthy and strong. Call or write to ' GARNET SIMS, PHYSICAL CULTURE EXPERT, 134, Riddifard-street, Wellington. PHYSICAL IMPRpVEMENT ' And the CORRECTION OF DEFORMITIES. , ROYB GARLICK (Registered A.M.A., Melbourne) PHYSICAL CULTURIST AND MASSEUR, SUSSEX CHAMBERS. PANAMA-ST. WELLINGTON.
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Evening Post, Volume LXXXIII, Issue 10, 12 January 1912, Page 2
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