EDUCATIONAL, KING EDWARD' TECHNICAL COLLEGE. •ART CLASSES. fpHIRD TERM COMMENCES SEPTKM--S- BER, 1. TUITION is offered in, tins various Branches of ART as follows: — DRAWING.—Life, Antique, Perspective, Architectural and General, PAINTING IN, OILS, WATER COLORS, TEMPERA.—Life, Still Life, Landscape, Figure Composition, Mural Decoration. Modelling and carving in 'STONE, WOOD, IVORY.—Life, Antique, Architectural Design, Figure Composition in Relief. DESlGN.—General Principles, Shrined Glass, Mosaics, Book Illustration, Poster and Show Cards, Lettering. ETCHING, WOOD OUTS, LINO. CUTS. DRAWING FOR JUVENILES, TUESDAY AND FRIDAY, 4 p.m. to 5 p.m. ANGUS MARSHALL, Director. TRINITY COLLEGE OF MUSIC, LONDON. I (ENTRIES for the THEORETICAL EXJ AMINATIONS to be held in December CLOSE on WEDNESDAY, August 26th, oi which day the Secretary will bo in attendance at the Bristol Studio. BEATRICE BARTH, Local Secretary. Entry forms obtainable from Bristol Piano Co., Chas. Begg and Co., and also from Miss B. Barth, Bristol Studio. TRINITY COLLEGE OF MUSIC, LONDON. A SPECIAL ELOCUTION EXAMINER j-i wiU conduct all ELOCUTION EXAMINATIONS hi New Zealand, arriving Dunedin in November. Late Entries can be received up to October Ist. BEATRICE BARTH, Local Secretary. FEEADB WAUOHOP SCHOOL OP . DANCING, W-rntwortb Dance Chamber, Stock Exchange Buildings. Principal^,: Mr F. Rea.de Wauchop, Miss Ruby Wilding (Late -London «nd Australian Theatres). Correct Stylo Taught in 'Modern Ballroom and Theatrical Dancing. ’Phono 2.044. MISS ALMA HENDERSON, Pupil of M. Vestolf (Russian Ballot), Mies Minnie Hooper (Sydney), and for past throe years Assistant Teacher for Miss Estelle Boero (Wellington), Teaches OPERATIC AND MODERN BALLROOM DANCING at her Studio, 157 Rattray street. Telephone 971. Private Lesson* bv Arrangement. I NO MORE DULL EVENINGS. EARN TO PLAY THE UKULELE in, A one imn. For particulars apply Miss K. LANG, Princess Theatre. Phone 1,702. riIHOROUGHLY experienced Milliner, Va- ■*- cancies for Pupils; mornings, afternoons, evenings: 2s two hours; latest styles. -451, ‘Star/ _ '"S/FILLTNERY, Vacancies for Pupils; -LtJL mornings, afternoons, evenings; thorough tuition; 2s 2 hours.—24 Howo street. WANTED, Pianoforte Pupils homes visited if desired; A.T.C.L.—455, ‘ Star ’ Office. 'IVTISS MARGERY HELPS, Moray place. ■ITJL —Lessons by Arrangement in -all branches of Art and Crafts. BROWN’S Commercial College, above Moray Place P.O. —Shorthand, Typewriting, Bookkeeping; individual tuition; railway concessions.—Telephone 2,997. HANALEI, Certificated Hawaiian Instrumentalist; we teach all Hawaiian instruments; instruments stocked.—Kidd’c, Building, 73 Princes street. Banjo-mandolin, Banjo, steel Guitar, Ukulele, Violin, Piano.-—J. IE Hutton, 207 George street. BOARD AND RESIDENCE. MRS TODD has Vacancies 3 Boarders; 30s; washing done, —244 George street. i DYERTISER _ would like 2 " Business jfi. Ladies as -Boarders; bed, tea, and breakfast; central.—43o, ‘Star.’ KESPBCTABLfIounf' Clerk (Protestant) wants Board and Lodging with private family—State terms 428, ‘Star.’ in nice refined home, near f University, for Four Students; good table; terms moderate. —Address 403, ‘Star,’ (jAUPERIOR Board-Lodging offered io kJ Three or Four young ilcu with homely people; tonns reasonable; central.—Address 407, ’Star’ Office. QUBERLOR ■ Private Board-Ucsidenc; KJ offered Two young Men; terms. moderate. —404, ‘ Star.’ _ MXUANTE’dTThroTFurnishcd Rooms; use. It, of conveniences; fortnight, Xmas; respectable people.—Terms and particulars io 402, ‘Star.’ "O ESPECTABUE young Man requires Jjb Board, private family; single room preferred; central.—Full particulars 397, ■Star.’ OOMToRTABLE Board”offercd' ; JVo young "O Men, sha.ro nice sunny room.—-158 Queen street (off Duke street), by Widow (refilled/, Board V T 1 and Lodging for three mouths, commencing November; moderate terms. —329. ’ Star.’ FvRMANEXT - Board warned by young Married Couple (no children); both in business: terms reasonable', —Particulars to 380, ’ Star ’ Oliice. TST ACANCY~"for Boarder; working man V preferred; no others kept; terms reasonable.—Addnss 375, •Star’ Office. RANTED, Twi ’, share re on: 203 Leill g Men Boarders, lied s; eve i r veiuence.jPjOUPL: won, ‘OGAKiramf B womd south.L;n Glia penny vorkBoa -322, I'suleuce: suit as to 325, ‘ Star.’ _ niii RAHii’l. Sinait street.-First-class A lio A R I)- K 1 v-11) EN CE, under entirely new nnuiag. nietil; commercial travellers catered for; moderate tariff. —Mm JONUSNEILSON. Proprietress; ’phone 3,433. GOVERNMENT NOTICES. ce Respecting Proposed Alteration _of boundaries, Taieri River Trust District, I'ounty of Taieri. Department of Internal Affairs, Wellington, 6/8/1925. IS HEREBY NOTIFIED that a Petition has been presented to His ,Exncy tho Governor-General by the Taieri r Trust under the Land Drainage Act, 'as amended by the Land Drainage ndmnnt Act, 1913, and the Taieri .River •ovement Act, 1920, praying that the described in the Schedule hereto may acluded in the Taieri River Trust Dis- . All persons affected are. hereby called i to lodge, any written objections to or lons against, thn proposed inclusion h they desire to lodge within one th from the first publication of this ■o, such objections or petitions to be essed to the Minister of Internal Af- , Wellington, SCHEDULE, i Proposed to bo Included in the l aicri River Trust District. 1 that area in the Provincial District dago, being the Town ol Outran), the nships of Outrara Extension, and all n parts of River Sections 37 and 38, t. Taieri District, not included in the usaid town and townships, and evlucl(jovernment railways, commencing at. centre of the Taieri River at. the West ri Traffic bridge, thence down the centre he Taieri River to the south boundary he Town of Out ram; thence along the hern boundary of tho Town of Outran) ormhy street; thence along the western idary of the Town of Outrara Town , of Outrara Extension, and River Sec--38, West Taieri District, to the northcorner of said River Section 38; thence g the northern boundary of River See--38 till it. meets the main road from ■am to Mosgicl; 1 hence along tho hern boundary of the said road to the, t Taieri Traffic bridge; thence, across said road and bridge to i lie pointy of ■nencemcut at the centre of the Taieri r; excluding Government railways. RIOHARD F. BOLLARD, ; Minister of Internal Affairs, j i7HY have failures in your Garden? * The ‘Star’ Garden Annual tells you best way to do llanos. Price, 2s od,
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Evening Star, Issue 19020, 15 August 1925, Page 5
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