fjHAELES BTOCGHTON, TEACHES OF PIANO AND SINGING. Pupils prepared for Competitions and Examinations. Open to Engagemento as Accompanist. For terms apply Messrs. F. J. Pinny, Ltd., Willis-street, or Lawrenny, Evelynplaoe, Webb*BtreatTTERBERT CLAUGHTON, L.T.C.L. (Licentiate Trinity College of Music, London), Organist of St. Andrew's Church, Can receive Pupils in Piano and Singing. Terms on application to Wellington Piano Co., or private residence, No. L CLERMONT-TERBACE. 'Phone No.- 1085. THE MISSES M. AND E. OAKLEY BROWNE, Teachers of Ballroom Dancing. ADULT Clafiseg for Beginners and Advaaced Pupils, Monday Nighte, at 8 o'clock. Second Term commences Monday, 24th June. Special Classes can be arranged. Private Tuition by arrangement. Classes held at Residence, 82, Webb-etreet. Trams pase corner. Address — 82, Webb-street. TT il SIMPSON, -*-■-• Teacher of Brass, Fife, and- Bugle Bands. Solo Cornet, Soprano, Piccolo, and Flute. 25 years partaking in English Contests. Special attention given to Cadets and Boy Scout Bands. Terms moderate. Address: 24, College-street, Wellington. PIANO PLAYING MADE EASY. HAVE you a Piano that is never used? We can teach you in six lessons to play such pieces «s Schumann's "Traumerei." BeethuTea's "Adieu," "Hearts and Flowers," etc Are you a singer? then learn to play accompaniments for yourself. No knowledge of music required. For £2 2s you receive six. lessons, and knowing iiie sjsbesn can. continue" by yourself. Come and enquire. *HE NATIONAL COLLEGE OF MUSIC, Head Office, 72, Cuba-street, opp. Roy;al Oak. Hours 10 a.m. to 9 p.m- Petone Branch — 73. Fitzherbert-at. Hours 7 to 9 p-m. JG. TURNER, MJ.UJWL, • Teacher of Banjo, Mandolin, Violin, and Guitar, 85. KENT-TERRACE, Trams stop at the door. Terms commence with. Pupils. NOTE.— lnstruments Lent Free of Charge to Intending PqdlUu MISS E. CARK'S SCHOOL OF SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRIT. ING. MISS L. MACDONALD Principal. TYPEWRITING OFFICE: Stewart Dawson's Buildings, opposite { Bank ot New Zealand. j Tuition by correspondence has special j attention. Pitman's Australian Record, 220 words per minute. Highest speed in the shortest time. % j BOOKKEEPERS 1 EXABJENATION. STUDENTS NOW BEING ENROLLED FOR THE NEXT EXAMINATION, TO TAKE PLACE IN NOVEMBER. EARLY APPLICATION NECESSARY. TERMS ON APPLICATION. fTUJITION in Accountancy, Shorthand, JL Typewriting, Entrance University and Civil Service Examinations . Eight Experienced Teachers with the highest eredentiab; employed. BANKS'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE ' 11, GREY-STREET. P.O. Box 162. Telephone 2098. JU-JITSU. JAPANESE Art of SeJf-Defence. as CJ Taught in Japan. Writs for particulars. J. A. DUFFY. 66. Willis-street. PHYSICAL CULTURE. MISS M. BLACKBURN (R. G. Certificate) has commenced her Winter Classes. Royd Garlick's System of Correct Breathing for children, and Physical Exercises for women taught throughout. Terms and particulars from MISS BLACKBQRNE, 56, Hawker-street. Telephon 1292. HEARTS MADE STRONG. | es=s CALL OR WRITE, GARNET SIMS, j PHYSICAL CULTURE EXPERT, | 137, RIDDIFORD-ST., WELLINGTON. A COU> IN THE HEAD OK I NASAL CATARRH ! CUEEJJ BY slightly diluted with water and W gargled us follows -.—The patient 6 fchould be keated, or, better still, 0 lyhie prone ou tbe back, with the £ Ucad slighUy belon- the level of the % body. While sargliu'' (or uwallow- d ing skwry) the head should be w m turowji backttardis. so that tlw g% medfeint, naming in contact with w a tht uvula and the roof of tha * m palaU, may enter the paiiagtc (lad- v A me to the noctrils. A ™ A forward aiul downward move- O _. meat of the liend will tlien cause w the fluid to puss tlicoußh tbe nasal W passages, and thereby rapidly «JU«iHl ]»ate mucous aituumlatious. A 9 soothing effect U imiaeduteiv pro0 clucetl; und a repetition of tbe S sarwhut' at intervals will effect a 0 ilnal cure. a Insist up«n having " FLUENZOL " M and accept ne substitute. a W 6» 1/6 ' Chemißte and Stores 2/0 ° /^^Ol^K^S^^ When t^—'X^^!^^' D " uu "' Heels feSJf^r>^y If you want the ?j33sjsa2jS2ljr Milne' must be found l??p|jSgfip moulded on every heel. MUne Jrßulitier Heels JSjP 'fhebishebtqujhtj and most popular in the wfff v/oild The baotiuaUer C4ll tuppiy <ud bt tbeia
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Evening Post, Volume LXXXIII, Issue 150, 25 June 1912, Page 2
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