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Evening Star, Issue 19779, 1 February 1928, Page 8

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EDUCATIONAL. DRESSMAKING SCHOOL, VIEW STREET (opposite Y.M.C.A.). CLASSES are RESUMING. Enrol now for Day or Evening. Pupils are taught to Cut and Make Up their own material to patterns cut by the Chirnside Method. No fitting required. Terms on application. Railway concessions. For Home Dressmaking Paper Patterns or Materials Cut as usual. Measurement Form for Country People on application. MRo CHIRNSIDE, Principal. Telephone 15-112. MISS ELIZABETH HARTLEY, G.S.M. and A.T.C, (London), RESUMES TUITION in PIANOFORTE, ORGAN, SINGING, AND HARMONY On MONDAY, FEBRUARY 6. School teachers prepared for all musical examinations. Address; 25 HOWE STREET. J, OHN K. HARTLEY, A.T.C.L., Teacher of Piano, Organ, Sing- . lug, and Theory. Studio; 74 STUART STREET (above Octagon). Telephone 10-213. Tft/f ISS FLORENCE ANDERSON REItl SUMES TEACHING PIANO AND THEORY OF MUSIC THURSDAY, February 2nd. Pupils prepared for examinations. New Pupils Enrolled WEDNESDAY, February let, 2 to 5. Studio, 74 UPPER STUART STREET. MISS LO KEONG HAS RESUMED TEACHING. Studio: Octagon (above Allan Young), In attendance 3 to 5. Telephone 12-560. MISS ISABEL KINCAID ALEXANDER RESUMES TEACHING PIANOFORTE, THEORY, On FEBRUARY 6. Interviews with intending pupils and parents from February “TE RANGI PAH,” 721 GEORGE STREET (Opposite School). M I S. S R. DRAKE RESUMES TEACHING PIANOFORTE On MONDAY, FEBRUARY 6th, At 355 NORTH ROAD, N.E. VALLEY. M ISS IRENE HORNIBLOW, Licentiate Royal Academy Music (London), SINGING. Residence, 17 GRAHAM STREET' (Off High street, City). M ISS PI RUTH M. ANOFORTE NIGOLSON, A.T.C.L., AND HARMONY, RESUMES TEACHING FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 3rd. STUDIO, 75 STUART STREET. ELOCUTION AND VOICE PRODUCTION. MISS SHEILA NBILSON, L.T.C.L., RESUMES TEACHING On 6th FEBRUARY. Pupils Prepared for Trinity Examinations and Competitions. STUDIO, H.B. BUILDINGS. IMPORTANT for Ear.—-Magnificent Table Grand Concert Brinsmead used by all pupils.—72l George street. Applications, to close 25th February, are invited for Position of ORGANIST to Cargill Road Methodist Church (late Cathedral organ).—Address W. Ashby. 322 Macandrew road; or A. Foster, ’phone 22-669. MRS CHIRNSIDE, Ladies’ Cutter, Teacher of Dressmaking, View street (opposite Y.M.C.A.), resumes business January 4th; Patterns or Materials Cut to Measure; open Friday evenings from 7 till 9. —Telephone 15-112. WANTED, by young Lady, Beginners for Pianoforte: visit homes if desired; £1 Is a quarter.—l3B, ‘ Star.' BROWN’S Commercial College, above Moray place P.O.—Shorthand, Typewriting, Bookkeeping; new pupils being enrolled. Railway concessions. AWAIIAN Steel Guitar, Mandolin, Banjo, Ukulele.—J. H. Hutton, 207 George street. IF you need Building Material, send an Advertisement to the ‘ Star.'