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Evening Post, Volume LXXXIII, Issue 20, 24 January 1912, Page 3

, WELLINGTON .COLLEGE. « ITfflE First Term, 1912, will begin on A TUESDAY. 30th January. The Headmaster will receive Parents and Guardians and enrol New PupiLs on MONDAY, 29th January, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. and from 2 to 5.30 p.m. CHAS. P. POWLES, Secretary. . PALMERSTON NORTH~HIGH SCHOOL. Rectorr-J. E. .Vernon, M.A., B.Sc. (Edia.) rftHE School Re-opens on THURSJ- DAY, Ist February. Classical, Commercial, and Agricultural Courses. Boardinghouse for boys (College House) under the personal supervision of the Rector. ' s Prospectus on application to the Secretary, or after the 15th to tho Rector. ■piITZHERBERT-TEKRACE , SCHOOL, BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR •' • GIRL? 3. r Principals — Miss Babor, >M.A. ; Mies v Rachel Richmond {Higher Certificate N.F.U-0 ' ! .. The New Term will begin on FRIDAY, 9th February. The Pjrinoipals will be at home on THURSDAY, B'th February. WIRIHANA HOUSE SCHOOL FOR BOYS. NEW BRIGHTON, CHRISTCHURCH, Principal: MR. WILLIAM WILSON. Boarders return on THURSDAY, let Feb. rS HAR LE S ST O U G~H~TOK TEACHER OF PIANO AND SINGING. Pupils prepared for Competitipns and Examinations. Opeia to Engagements as Accompanist. BOULCOTT CHAMBERS, BOULCOTT-STREET. X Si gno r a. p., tru da, SCHOOL B'OR ARTISTIC FLUTE PLAYING. Graded Courses itn- Elementary and Advanced Flute Playing, modern Italian School. J • THOROUGH FUNDAMENTAL TRAINING. Studio— 22o, I.AMBTON-QUAY. HERR KARL MOLLER, 29, Vivian-street, of Pianoforte and Theory. Pupils prepared for Practical and Theoretical Examinations. TEACHERS OF VIOLIN AND PIANO. MR. AND MRS. FORREST have resumed Tuition at their Rooms, Nos. 8 and 11 (top floor), Hume's Buildings. Pupils prepared for examinations. PIANO-PLAYING MADE EASY. A BSOLUTELY m> knowledge of tuusio xjL required. We guarantee to teach any age piano, and to read ANY music. NO VAMPING or CARDS. You attain the same result ' that 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 2s; money returned if you cannot play in six weeks. Postal course now ready. — THE NATIONAL COLLEGE OF MUSIC, 30, Willis-st. Hours 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. ISI3 i! CARR'S SCHOOL OF SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING. MISS L. MACDONALD Principal. TYPEWRITING OFFICES Stewart Dawson's Buildings, opposito Bank of New Zealand. Tuition by correspondence has special ' attention. Pitman's Australian Record, 220 words pec minute. Highest speed in the shortest, time. . „ - ' , » . , i ■ . . -. ..< \ mHE SHORTHAND, TYPEWRITJLi , ING, And EVENING BOOKKEEPING CLASSES Have now Resumed Work at » BANKS'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE 11, GREY-STREET. , ■ New Students are requested to enrol between 12 and 3 p.m. 1 ' P.O. Box 162. Telephone 2098. ; PHYSICAL IMPROVEMENT And the % \ CORRECTION 'OF DEFORMITIES. * ROYB GARLICK (Registered A.M.A., Melbourne) PHYSICAL CULTURIST AND MASSEUR, SUSSEX CHAMBERS. PANAMA-ST. WELLINGTON.

THE VISIT OF KING GEORGE V, TO INDIA The King's Grown and Royal Jewels Secured in a JOHN TANN'S SAFE On Board the Royal Yacht " Medina." Extract from London "Leader/* 28th October, igu. The third photograph shows the safe [JOHN TANN'S RELIANCE] for the royal jewels, which has 4 been placed on board the " Medina " for the voyage. The safe is placed in a cabin scarcely -bigger than a bathing machine, admission to which will be refused to all except the King 1 and Queen. The name of the Keeper of the Crown Jewels (Mr. Bell) is inscribed above the door. In the corner this massive black steel safe stands in bold relief against the white painted walls. Here will be kept during the voyage the crown, which the' King will wear as the Emperor of India. An armed marine will be outside the cabin day and night. The jewels will be taken to Portsmouth by Mr. Bell escorted by an armed guard. JOHN TANN Makai- to His Majesty's Govt. Established 1 15 years. Sargood, Son & Ewen, Ltd. SOLE AGENTS