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CHARLES STOUGHTON, TEACHER OF PIANO AND SINGING. Pupils prepared fpr Competitions and Examinations. Open to Engagements aa Accompanist. For terms apply Messrs. F. J. Pinny, Ltd., Willis-street, or Lawrenay, Evelynplace, Webb-street. THE MISSES M. AND E. OAKLEY BROWNE, . , Teachers of Ballroom Dancing. ADULT Classes for Beginners and Advanced Pupils, re- open Monday, 15th April, 8 p.m. Children's Class for Ballroom Dapoing. re-opens in April. P-upils now being enrolled. Private Tuition may be arranged for preparatory to commencement of season". Address— 82, Webb-st. " PIANO-PLAYING MADE EASY. A BSOLUTELY no knowledge of music XX required. • Wa 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 sceptk-al or think it impossible. - NO -DRUDGERY. If you have not heard our pupils play, call and inspect. FULL TUITION,.' £2 2s; money roturned if you cannot play in six weeks. Postal course now ready. — THE NATIONAL COLLEGE OF MUSIC, 30, Willis-£t. Hours 10 a.m.* to 9 n.m! I JG. TURNER, M.1.U.M.. • Teacher of Banjo, Mandolin, Violin, and Guitar, 83, KENT-TERRACE. Trams stop at the door. Terms commence with Pupils. NOTE.— lnstruments Lent Free of Charge to Intending PuDils. MISS E. CARR'S SCHOOL OF SHORTHAND 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 shortest time. MATRICULATION AND OTHER ENTRANCE UNIVERSITY EXAMINATIONS, SENIOR. CIVIL SERVICE, ETC. OWING .to the increase of Students preparing for the above Examinu,i tions, we have engaged MR. H. H. CORNISH, M.A. (Double. First-class Honoure), an experienced. Otago Teacher and Coach,' to assist in this work. 68 per cent. Passes in last year's Examinations. Senior Civil Service Classes commence MONDAY, 11th Maroh. , . BANKS'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE 1 "Telephone 2098. PHYSICAL IMPROVEMENT And THE CORRECTION OF DEFORMITIES THE CORRECTION OF DEFORMITIES pILASSES ,AND PR"IVITE TUITION VJ DAILY. i MR. ROYiTGrAEXICE:, PHYSICAL CUI/rURIST andTMASSEUR (Registered A.M.A., Melbourne), SUSSEX CHAMBERS, PANAMA-ST. Tel. 2199: X TjiXPERI'- PHYSICAL AND ADVICE F.O& v LADIES, GENTLEMEN, CHILDREN. Cltsse* no 1 * commencing. Private Tuition in all branches. -Private Treatment for Eradication of Physical Defects and Ailments. Instruction by mail a high eoience. Call or Write, GAItNET SIMS, PHYSICAL CULTURE EXPERT, ~ 137. Riddiford-street, Wellington. LADIES SHOULD JOIN MY SPECIAL MORNING CLASS", TUESDAYS AND. FRIDAYS, ' 10 to 11 a.m. Fee — One Guinea Per Quarter. COMMENCING NEXT WEEK. PHYSICAL CULTURE. Deep Breathing, Health and Deportment Exercises. Care, attention, and . graduated work without violent acrobatics. J. W. M. lIAERISOISr (Established 16 years). 123 and 125, CUBA-STREET. 'Phone 3214. MISS MARGARET NEUMANN, TEACHER OF PHYSICAL . CULTURE, Ruth's Buildings, Featherston-street. Business Girlß* and Students' Classes a speciality. Intending*' pupils should enrol at once. Massage, Rheumatism, Indigestion, eto. Interviews, 10 a.m. to 5.30 p.m. COMMISSION TRAVELLER. WALTER P. HILL desires to intimate that he continues Monthly Visits to Marlborough, Nelson, and West Coa&t, and invites Merchants' and Manufacturers' Agencies; good connection; long experience. BOX 21, NELSON. QXLEY*S HOTEL, PIOTON. The new proprietor, T. GEARY (late of Masonic Hotel, Patea), has completely renovated the above house. Splendid' accommodation for commercial men and other visitors. Good fishing obtainable in the vicinity. TjiBDERAL HOTEL, ' .PICTON. An Up-to-date House for Visitors. Adjacent to Wharf and Railway. J Admirably Suited for Travellers. ' Tariff Moderate. J. H. CAMPBELL, Proprietor. CLARENDON HOTEL, PALMERSTON NORTH. WM. HALLEY (late of the Marquis of Normanby, Carterton) has entered into possession of the above well-known house. Patrons will find that this Hotel is. for comfort and convenience, unexcelled. Good Liquor. First-class Accommodation. T*/jT ASONIC HOTEL. Mil. F. DOBSON (late of Manakau Hotel), has taken over the Masonic Hotel, Cuba-3tre6t. Patrons will receive ■ firstolusa Accommodation, and the usual high grade in Wine* and Spirits will be maintained. Tariff, 7s per day. Special Luncheon doily at Is,. Tel. 1186. Telegraph or wrlis- ».-*...,.». .. . -'• -