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Evening Star, Issue 7432, 30 January 1888, Page 3

EDUCATIONAL. ] PIANOFORTE. Mias .KlarsliS&'i Rcsutrss Teaching February 3rd. LrrtWr York place. INDERGARTEN.—Mrs and Miss Kate Grant, Inglewood, Queen , street. Quarter commenced Monday, 23rd January, One Guinea. Music. One Guinea 1 . M USIC.—Mis." D. Horan has Resumed , Teaching at her Residence, York place, next Wesleyan parsonage. MADAME TONDUT has ResuriVed Edition atj.her Residence, George and Unian streets. Piano practice for beginners. RS WHITE, Teacher of the Pianoforte, Kassa,- George street. Morning School will be resumed February 3rd. ISSTJENNH WEST, Girton College, Teacher of the Pianoforte, Resumes February 6th. M"~ RS BRAND’S School, Arthur street.— Quarter .Commences for School and Music, Monday, 30th January. F LEECH’S Violin School, Stuart street. • —Teaching Resumed. Good Violin For Sale, cheap’. L~ADfES’ Seminary, Tamar Horise, Dowling street, near View street. —First Quarter commences Wednesday, February Ist. Principal, Mrs W. H. Hely. French arid German, Mrs F. Roberts. _____ ST. CLAIR Piivate Boarding and Day School. —Principal, Miss A. M. Turnbull. School Reopens February Ist. Vacancy for Two Boarders, weekly or yearly. Tefms moderate. \/B ISS MATHESON, Ilope House, Filled .VI street.— Practical and Easy Lessons in Cutting and Fittings. X rossmaking and Underclothing. R ALFRED J i SIMS, Music Teacher. Pianos for Sale or Hire, cheap, Practising rooms, 5s month. THE Rev. Thomas Tonkinson, Hillside, will be pleased to meet his pupils after the vacation on Tuesday, February 7, 1888. ISS I. L, MATHESON, certificated pupil of A. J. Barth, is prepared to give Lessons in Pianoforte Playing to a limited number of Pupils, either advanced or beginning. For terras apply to Charles Begg and Co,, Princes street. ANCING, Deportment, Calisthenio Exercises. MISS LOWE will arrive in Dunedin or. the 7th February, and Resume her Classes about the 13th. Terms, LI Is for 12 lessons. Miss Lowe may be interviewed any morning at Murray’s Private Hotel, Rattray street. MUSICAL. MR MACLEOD SMITH Resumes Lessons on Monday, January 30, at DAGMAR COLLEGE, Moray place. Pianoforte, Organ, Singing (sight reading and voice-training), etc.

MR WILLIAM FRASER, Vocalist and Teacher of Singing, Will Resume Teaching on February 6th, _ An Elementary Class now being formed; intending Pupils will please communicate. Address, Walker street. EO. if! SCHA CH T, Violin school, Filleul street, Has Resumed Teaching. fTs r>. THOMPSON, of Otago Academy of Music, Moray place, has Removed to Lower York place, opposite to Dowling street, near Girls’ High School. Pianoforte Lessons Resumed Monday, 30th inst Miss B. Thoinnson will be at Homo racli day from 2 to 6 p.m. to arrange with now pupils. OTAGO ACADEMY OF MUSIC. Notice of Removal.

MR ARTHUR J. BARTH has Removed from Moray place to Euler street (Pitt street), where the Academy of Music will be carried on as formerly. Teaching will bo resumed on Monday, February 6t.li, 1888. MRS THOMAS WHITE (Senior Music Teacher Girls’ High School), TEACHER OF SINGING, PIANOFORTE, And thk GUITAR, Will Resume the duties of her Profession on WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY Ist, 1888, Laurel Bank, Smith street.

MUSI 0. HERR RBNNO SCHEREK lias Resumed TUITION at his Booms, Moray place, opposite Coffee Palace. MADAME SCHERBK Has Resumed TUITION at her Residence, Cumberland street, and at the Dresden Piano Depot. MISS MARY HUME (Pupil of Signor Randegger, R.A., London), RESUMES TUITION OF SINGING AND VOICE PRODUCTION At her Rooms, Dresden Warehouse, ON FEBRUARY 7th.

BRAEMAR HOUSE, MORAY PLACE, PRIVATE BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES. Lady Principal: Mina J. W, Dick. f Herr Ben no Schcrck Pi ftno \MLs Jenr.ic Wes 1 . /Miss Lilly Fa ion Singing \ Miss Marshall. Violin Mr F. Lppcli. Drawing and Painting ... Miss J, Wimpens. Latin... ... _ Gymnastics ... ... Mr Oscar David. Instruction given twee a week in German, French, Latin. Painting, and Gymnastics to pupils who do not wish to follow the whole course of study. The House, which is situated in one of the healthiest parts of Dunedin, is specially built for school purposes, and contains large, wellventilated rooms, gymnasium, and ashphalt tennis court. „ . „ „ , First Term commences TUESDAY, February 7, 9.30 a.ra. , _ . At Homo ; 12 to 1 and 2 to 4 p.m. /'"VTAGO HIGH SCHOOLS, DUNEDIN. NEW SESSION COMMENCES TUESDAY, 7th FEBRUARY, 1888. BOY S’ SCHOOL. Rector; Rev. Hknry Belcher, M.A., LL.D. Boarding Establishment under the management of E. E. Morrison, M.A. (English Master). Terras per Quarter : School Fee,* L 3 10a. Board, Laundry, etc., Lll. GIRL S’ SCHOOL, Principal: Alex. Wilson, M.A. Boarding EstablishmentLady Manage/-, Miss K. C. Bathgate. Terms per Quarter: School Fee,* L2 10s. Board, Laundry, etc., LlO. * Note. —Incases where 3 or more of one faudly attend the Schools the Fee will be L2 Us (id per p carter. For prospectus apply to COLIN MACANDKKW. Secretary. Colonial Bank Buildings. OTAGO BOYS’ HIGH SCHOOL. Session 1888. THE FIRST QUARTER will Commence on TUESDAY, 7th FEBRUARY, at 9.30 The Rector will be thankful to have New Boys entered on Monday, 6th February, and will attend at the School at 10 a,in. for that purpose. OTAGO GIRLS’ HIGH SCHOOL. f cssion 1888. THE FIRST QUARTER will Commence on TUESDAY, 7th FEBRUARY, at 9.30 a m. The Principal will be in attendance to enrol New Pupils on Monday, 6th February, from 2 to 4 p.m. The Secretary will be present at the Schools on both days to receive fees. C. MAOANDRBW, Secretary.

NELSON COLLEGE. THE GOVERNORS will require the services of an Assistant Master in the early part of April next. The duties required are capacity to teach English, and Elementary Latin, French, and Mathematics. The applicant must be unmarried, and prepared to take a full share in the supervision of the Hoarders out of school hours. An interest in athletic or musical pursuits would be desirable. The salary will be LIOO a year, with Hoard and Residence at the College. Applications, accompanied by testimonials, and addressed to the Secretary, will be received till the 15th February next. OSWALD CURTIS, Secretary. Nelson College Office, Nelson, 20th January, 1888,