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% WELLINGTON COLLEGE. T^JA'&i 1 ? 1 ?*^ 913 will be s in on THURSDAY, 30th January The Headmaster will receive new pupils on Wednesday, 29th January, between 9 a.m and 1 p.m., and between 2 and 5.30 p m. CHAS. P. POWLES, Secretary. PALMERSTON NORTH HIGH SCHOOL. Rector: John E. Vernon, M.A., B.Sc. ' (Edin.) Classical, Agricultural, and Commercial Courses. Boarding House (College House) under tho personal supervision of the Rector. Prospectus on application to the Secretary or the Rector. BOARDING SCHOOL New Brighton, Christchurch. MR. WM. WILSON. Next Term begins on 30th JANUARY. Prospectuses on application. FITZHERBERT-TEtmACE SCHOOL, WELLINGTON. oxiuuij ' Boarding and Day School for Girls. Principal: MISS BABER, M.A. riIHE New Term will begin on THURS1 .DAY, 6th FEBRUARY. Miss Baber will be at home on WEDNESDAY, 6th February, 10-12 a.m. and 3-5 p.m. ■* MUSIC. MRS. INGERTON, Gold Medallist. R.A. and R.C.M., Certificated Vocalist, Trinity College, London, Teaoher of Pianoforte, Voice Production, ahd Singing, resumes teaching at her Studio, No. 6, Manners-street Chambers, Manners-street. Terms moderate. TyjlSS EVALINE EDWARDS, Teacher of PIANOFORTE AND THEORY, RESUMES TEACHING MONDAY, 3rd FEBRUARY, 1913, Upland-road, Kelburne. HE,R BERT BLOY ERBERT BLOY Resumes Teaching MONDAY NEXT. Interview* 5 to 5.30 p.m. daily. N.Z. ALLIANCE" BUILDINGS, Corner^Willis and Manners streets. G. TVRN EB, M.LTJ.M., • Teacher of Banjo, Mandolin, Violin, And Guitar, 83, KENT-TERRAOE. Trams stop at the daor. Term* commence with Pupils. NOTE.— -Instruments Lent Free of Charge to intending Pupils. MISS E. OARR'S SCHOOL OF SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING. , - MISS L., .MAODONALD Typewriting Office:" STEWART DAWSON'S BUILDINGS, Opp. Bank of New. Zealand. Tuititin by Correspondence has Special Attention. ■ Pitman's Australian Record— 22o words per < , minute.", - Highest soeed in the shortest time. ' '-- ....... i . .. .- • ....... .. ... tin BOOKKEEPING COURSE. PERSONAL OR CORRESPONDENCE TUITION. DAY AND EVENING CLASSES. mtIOSE desiring to get a good PRACX TICAL KNOWLEDGE of, tho PRINCIPLE^ OF DOUBLE EtfTRY are invited to communicate with the Director, BANKS'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, li; GRESf-STREET. , INSTRUCTOR: MR. CARL B. ROBERTSON, A.1.A..N.Z., Public Accountant (Late Accountant at Sargood, Son, and Ewen). 1 Telephone 2098. P.O. Box 162. I.C.S. LANGUAGE OUTFITS. :r \ ' Vsl a Ws'ttlt bi a advertisement ■£*- there has been such a large demand for the above that all but one set of each language have been sold. We can still supply as follows: — 1 SET FRENCH 1 SET -SPANISH , 1 SET, GERMAN 1 SET ITALIAN. Fresh shipments will , not arrive for several months. • Circular and Illustrated Booklet Free on application to INTERNATONA^OO^PON. 63, Dixon-street. YOUR HEALTH. TF you suffer from Indigestion, Con- • - x stipation, Insomnia, General De« bility, Emaciation, Obeiity, Rounded Shoulders, Weak Lungs, Weak or Strained Heart, etc., etc., CALL or WRITE ' GARNET SIMS, HEALTH SPECIALIST & PHYSICAL CULTURE EXPERT,* 137, RIDDIFORD-ST., WELLINGTON. TU- JITSU! JU- JITStJI v PRIVATE CLASSES. Ist Beginners' Class commences Jan. 28th. 2nd Beginners' Class commences Feb. 12th. Intending Pupils should enrol at once, there being only accommodation for eight members m each claes. Terms and particulars J. A. DUFFY, 66, Willis-street. WANTED-~Black Sox, fast dye, 3d pair; Men's White Handkerchiefs, Is lid dozen ; Clothes Brushes, Is for 5d j Nail Brushes, 2 for 3d; Sox Suspenders, 9d J Straw Hats, 4s lid for Is 6d ; Coat Hangers, 2d; Suit Hangers, 6d j Allwool Flannels, 2s sd ; Merino Singlets and Pants, 2s 6d for Is 9d; Boys' Linen Collars, Is dozen, usual 6d each; Neck-to-Knee Bathing Costumes, Children's 9d. Boys' and Girls' Is, Ladies' und Genta Is 3d. Me&tWs Great Ba}«, 143, .Vivian.ekeetr