( educational:. KING EDWARD TECHNICAL COLLEGE. ALE CLASSES Commenced Bareli 8. CLASSES FOR ADULTS. Cookery.—Tuesday Evening, Friday Afternoon. Dressmaking. Wednesday Afternoon, Tuesday and Wednesday Evenings. Millinery.—Wednesday Afternoon, Monday and 'Thursday Evenings. _ . Art Classes.—Every School Day and Evening, and also Saturday Afternoons. ANGUS MARSHALL, Director. DANCING AND DEPORTMENT. ■■JVriSS RUBY WILDING (Late J. C. XVjl. Williamson, Limited), LOUNGE, JAY’S TEA ROOMS (Top Floor). BALLROOM AND BALLET DANCING, Including CHARLESTON AND NEW TANGO, As now Danced in Sydney. CHILDREN’S CLASSES, Commencing SATURDAY, MARCH 15. PRIVATE LESSONS BY APPOINTMENT. Hours, 2.30 to 6. Saturdays, 10 till 1. Telephone 2,001. fjyjfLSS WINNIE BECK, A.T.C.L., TEACHER OP ELOCUTION. Pupils prepared for Competitions and Trinity College Examinations. STUDIO; 11.8. BUILDINGS. HOLDER of Trinity College and Royal Academy Certificate wants Pupils Pianoforte and Violin; 2s per lesson.— Pianoforte, 326, ‘Star’ Office. BHiUvVN’S Commercial College, above Moray Place P.O.—Shorthand, Typewriting, Bookkeeping; individual tuition; railway concessions.—Telephone 2,997. A/fTSS BABS COY, Now Zealand and ivJL South Canterbury Highland _ dancing champion, has Vacancies for any age; terms arranged. —No. 319, ‘Star Office. , TujTTON (Keoni H. Uakona).-- . Banjo-Mandolin, Banjo, Steel Guitar, Ukulele, Violin.—2o7 George street. BOARD AND RESIDENCE. KEENCLIITE RESIDENTIAL HOTEL, Ur St Clam. High-class Cuismo. New iM.magemerit. Moderate Tariff. VACANCY TOR 60 GUESTS. All correspondence to MANAGER, Grocnclifie, St. Clair. [’hone i',127 WANTED, urgently, comfort able, sunny, Unfurnished Room, bath; vicinity Mafic.rd sirct and Oval.- - 227 Princes Greet. WANTED, by Railway Employee, Board in private home, in vicinity to Workshops.—399, ‘ Star.' I'TLVHI BiTTON Visitors.- Double Room, 111 Bed and Breakfast, handy to Exlubi,ioii; quiet and respectable. —2/6 Castle treed. GtENTLEMAN requires Permanent Board I and Residence.----Address 370, ‘ Star.' FtIVATB Board-Lodgings for Two young Men, Musselburgh; every convenience ; nice home; moderate terms. ' Star ’ Ollice. WANTED, Board and Lodging, Working Han; Caversham or South Dunedin ; private homo preferred; terms moderate.—377, ‘ Star ’ Office. /ROMEO RT ABL E Board ollorod young KJ working Man; Id section; terms 27s 6d week.--53 Grosvenor street, Kensington. \S/'ANTED to Board, a working Alan; V single room; washing and mending; 30s.- 558, ‘ Star.’ ’Vi?RANTED to Board, respectable young V?J Man, willing to share room in private homo; Id section, south.—36l, ‘ Blur.’ V.rOUNG Couple want 2 Unfurnished JH Rooms; stale terms. —357, ' Star ’ Oft RESPECTABLE young .Man wishes jL Board and /.edging, lour days, at aster, with, clean, homely people; will iy £2.- Apply Mr Visitor, care Post Ufe, High street, Christchurch. V/'A.s i'ol), by Lady, Partiy-furnished or i Y t, nuirnishecl Bco-isitting Room*, k.ilKiuctte,, or 3 separate Rooms. —Particulars 312, 'Situ*.' 3 ED-BREAKFABT, single room, uearßs--3 hibilion; suit gentleman; private iam- . ; i /.s 6d weekly. —510, ‘ Star ’ Office, jAhDERLY Gentleman requires permanent li Board and Lodging; moderate; Fiat or orniiigtoii.—Reply 1 9 Loyally street, .couth uiicdm. Ijy ANTED, by 2 young Ladies, Board \/ and Residence; alter Luster; central; state terms. —331, ‘ Btur. WANTED To Board, Mother and Baby (one month old); mother out working during the day.—336, ‘ .Star ’ Ollice. ■y'6UNG~Married"Couple want to Rent JL Double Bed-Sitting Room and conveniences, handy City.—Stale tonus 337, ' tSuu*.' _ ■¥TAGANCY~refined private family Two v Gentlemen Boarders, permanent; central position; penny section. —541, 'Star Office. _ _ VXtTvNTED. by Student, private Board V V and Residence, vicinity King Edward Technical College.—-Suite, terms 34'/, ‘Star.’ W— "by " young business Lady, permanent Board in reined homo in Dunedin, from April 3rd ; central preferred. —Apply Ci, Box 44, Invercargill. ART Board and Lodging allowed to respectable Lady in yet uni for company, south end. —323, ‘{Star’ Office. WORKING Woman (with child, 7) requires plain Furnished, Room, short time; handy High fftrett Cic.hool.—slß, ' Blar.’ OUI’ERIOR Accommodation Married k. 3 Coupio or 2 Men, rise, N-L. A alley; hod and breakfast or lull board.—239, 'Star.’ IjAXHIBITJON Visitors.—Bed and Breakfast offered in refined home. —Apply 38 Howe street. VISITORS can get Accommodation at Cameron’s Windsor House; also Aritcancy for Permanent Boarders. street. ACANCrio7~2 reairctabie Working Men Boarders; share room; good home.—Apply 310 Pundits street. CCOMMODATION for 2 Ladies, private family; bed and breakfast, 65.—309, ,r ’ Office. BOARD and Residence.- Te Rahiri House, Stuart street; 3 minutes from railway.—'Phone 3,433; Mrs Jones-Neilson. \rOUNG Gentleman (puo'.ic servant! tlc_i sires Permanent Accommodation in comfortable private, home; single room.— 232, ‘Star.’ GS, Red and Breakfast; 10s per day.— Dominion Boarding-house, 341 Cumberland street (just past Fire Brigade Station); 3 minutes from railway station; 'phono 7,336. _ HfiLCTt ~^ennycon street (few minutes G.P.O.).—Good Accommodation; bed and breakfast.-’Phono'7,9o9. THE ‘ EVENING- STAR,’ DUNEDIN. 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Evening Star, Issue 19197, 13 March 1926, Page 5
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