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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XX, Issue 72, 8 March 1930, Page 4

EDUCATIONAL Miss Inez Clayton, A.T.C.L., L.T.O.L. Teacher of Pianoforte, Harmony and Theory HASTINGS & HAVELOCK NORTH. Address: Havelock North. Harry Cooper TEACHER OF VIOLIN. Late of N.B.W. Conservatorium, and Ist violinist in the leading theatres in London, Sydney and N.Z., has commenced teaching in Hastings. Mrs. Harry Cooper, IA.T.C.L.) Teacher of Pianoforte and Theory is prepared to take pupils. Intending pupils can bo Interviewed at the Studio, Karamu Rd. (nearly opposite Tribune) from 10 to 12 and 2 to 5 daily from Tuesday, January 28th. Mr. J. J. Molony (Late of Westport) BARRISTER & SOLICITOR Has commenced practice at NAPIER, and may be consulted at his rooms in the Daily Telegraph Building there. Miss Jean Ballantyne Gives Lessons in Six-Eight, Quickstep, Waltz, Blow Foxtrot, Skater’s Waltz. Children’s Classes in Operatic, Greek and National Dancing. Commencing in March in Hastings, Napier, Waipukurau and Havelock North. Private lessens by appointment. France Rd., Hastings. Tel. 1498. Misses Grantham & Patston (Bergman Osterberg Physical Training Diploma. Students Dalcroze School of Eurythmics,' and Wordsworth School of Dancing. Ballroom Dancing Certificate M.H.S. Studio, London). TEACHERS OF DANCING AND PHYSICAL TRAINING. Children’s Classes in National and Classical Dancing re-open in March. Latest steps in Ballroom Dancing taught, including Six-Eight and Skater’s Waltz.—Barrie Studio, Havelock Rd., Hastings. ’Phone 579. Miss Barbara Wilson TEACHER OF PIANOFORTE, is prepared to receive pupils. Term commences with first lesson. Address: 207 N WARREN STREET. INSTRUCTION in I SHORTHAND, TYPEWRITING AND BOOK-KEEPING at CLIFTON COMMERCIAL COLLEGE MRS. A. H. GILBY, P.T.C., Principal 201 St. Aubyn Street, Hastings. ’Phone 1355. Mr. H. C. Hillsdon Hutton Organist-Conductor, Methodist Church Commences teaching Piano & Theory, Organ & Singing MONDAY, FEBRUARY 3rd, 1930. Studio: RUSSELL STREET. Pupils prepared for Examinations. Applications received for Children’s Choir. SINGING, VOICE PRODUCTION & AURAL TRAINING. MISS M. FOX ROGERS, pupil of * Bantock Pierpoint/ Guildhall School of Music and Riddell Hunter, Bond Street, London. Address: Cnr. of Nelson and Southampton Streets, Hastings. Students coached for Assoc. Board and Trinity College Examinations. Will resume teaching at above address on TUES., Feb. 4th. Napier, Mon. 10th. RUPERT gTIGANT Oxford and Cambridge Certificate. 18 Years Teaching Experience. Mr. Stigant is available for private coaching in preparatory Work, College Entrance Exams., Junior and Senior Public, Matriculation, and Public Service Examinations. Pupils also taken for Elocution. Backward or delicate boys assisted, a. <1 boys in business who wish for further study at night. Special courses in English Language and Literature. Attendance at private houses if required. For terms apply to “The Bungalow,’’ Te Auto Road, Havelock N, Ernest Hounsell Pupil of Prof. Salmon, San Francisco. Teacher of Piano, Theory, Harmony and Counterpoint, Mandolin, Guitar, ete. and MRS. ERNEST HOUNSELL (A.T.C.L.) Piano and Theory HAVE RESUMED TEACHING. Term commences with first lesson. All Theoretical and Practical Examinations if required. Studio and Residence: BEGLEY’S BLDGS., Warren Street, Hastings. VINCENT PARRY ART CLASS Mr. Parry has removed to new premises, 117 E QUEEN STREET (above the Cliff Press). In addition to special tuition in Commercial Art, beginners and advanced students will now be taken in Drawing, Oil or Water Colour, and Pastel. An open invitation Is given to all interested in art to inspect Mr. Parry’s work. VHiOENT PARRY & ASSOCIATES H7E QUEEN STREET, HASTINGS r pilE International Correspondence * .Schools have 400 courses—take one now. Villa d'Fste Buildings, Hastings. BERRIDGE’s for bargains’ "in Ladies' One-bar Coloured Shoes and Courts, only 17 R; grey with blue trimming one-bar, 17 6. Next Hall • Book Shop, Hastings.