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Evening Post, Volume CVII, Issue 22, 28 January 1929, Page 18

"PLORENCE R. ■ GEORGE, •*- Teacher, Elocution and Dramatic Art. 11, Zohrab street, Hataitai. Telephone 23-813. ]y£ISS HIS COCK. PIANOFORTE, HARMONY, THEORY. Resumes Teaching at 40, Ellieo avenue, 31st January. Bristol Piano Co., Ist February. WELLINGTON FREE KINDERGARDEN ASSN. 1929 TRAINING COURSE. APPLICATIONS are called for admis- ■*"*■ sion to the above course, commencing February, 1929. Students intending to take this course should apply before 31st January to the Principal, Wellington Free Kindergarten Association, 125, Molesworth-st., Wellington. The Principal may be interviewed on sth February, at 196, Taranaki street. PRIVATE TUITION. TTNIVERSITY TUTORIAL SCHOOL, *' Masonic Chambers, 'Wellington terrace. Telephone 44-651. Special Features: Individual Coaching for examinations by day or evening. Whole-time course for Proficiency, Matriculation, and all University Entrance Examinations. Special arrangements for B.A. and LL.B. students. French, Spanish, Italian, and German conversation aUS G. W. YON ZEDLITZ, Principal. PROF. 0. SAVINI, 8.A., Lie, R. Coll. Mus. (Florence), Music Composer. Tuitions in Violin (Sevcick method), Rudiments, Art of Teaching, Composition, Orchestration. Several pupils Lie. and Fellows T.C.L. Highly recommended by A.. Mistowski, Mus. Doc, and Examiner T.C.L. Interviews: Tuesdays, Fridays 11-12 a.m., at Bristol Piano Co. PIANOFORTE LESSONS. VOICE CULTURE. pROFESSOR-G. CATTANEO, Diploma •*■ Royal Conservatorium of Milan, Re-c-.inmences Teaching at his Studio, Room No. 11, Bristol Piano Co., on Ist February, 192 D. Interviews daily from 10 to 12. NEW YEAR GLASSES ,-, . . ■ ; ''At' ' ' ' '■ BANKS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, 98. The Terrace, Begin as under: SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING CLASSES: TUESDAY, 15th JANUARY! CORRESPONDENCE CLASSES: TUESDAY, 15th JANUARY. PRACTICAL BOOKKEEPING AND BUSINESS PRACTICE: TUESDAY, sth FEBRUARY. ACCOUNTANCY, BANKING, SHIPPING,' AND INSURANCE CLASSES: TUESDAY, sth FEBRUARY. . EVENING MATRIO. CLASSES: ■TUESDAY, sth FEBRUARY. OFFICE JUNIORSSpecial Evening Classes in English, Arithmetic, Commercial Geography, Social and Industrial History, and Citizenship-FEBRUARY. SALESMANSHIP CLASSESFor Juniors and Seniors commence during February. The Office will be open for enrolments from MONDAY, 14th JANUARY. fl. AMOS, F.R.E.S., Managing Director. E. L. ENT.ING, B. Com., ; Director., WELLESLEY COLLEGE. , PIRST TERM commences TUESDAY. sth FEBRUARY. OFFICE at 98, The Terrace, open for interviews with Parents and Guardians from Monday, 14th January. GENERAL AND VOCATIONAL EDUCATION. Boys enrolled from 5 to 15 years of age, und prepared for Proficiency Certificates, Public Service, and all Entrance Univer sity Exams.. A SPECIAL VOCATIONAL BUSINESS FORM Extending over Two Years. . • ■ ; Is conducted for boys holding Proficiency Certificates, in English, Arithmetic, Com- 1 mercial Geography. Social and Industrial History, Bookkeeping, and Business Prac tice, Salesmanship, Shorthand and Typewriting. , Special Teachers with tbe highest qualifications take the Vocational Subjects. OFFICE: 98 THE TERRACE. . Telephone, 43-080. HEADMASTER: J. W. Russell, B.Sc. H. AMOS,Managing Director. NATIONAL TUTORIAL COLLEGE. IMPORTANT NOTICE TO STUDENTS. "VX^E have been fortunate in securing the services' of MR. W. 11. STEVENS, M.A., (Undoubtedly the most successful Matriculation Coach in New Zealand). In future our evening Matriculation and Accountants' Prelim. Classes will be conducted by Mr. Stevens. CLASSES COMMENCE sth FEBRUARY Fee, £3 39 per term. OFFICE: Crown Buildings, Cuba street. : Telephone 21-550. ENROL AT ONCE.