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Huntly Press and District Gazette, Volume 10, 20 April 1923, Page 2

FOR SAX-.3ES SALE —One 4-uoomed House with half acre land, lovely home, cheap, immediate possession—'apply PRESS Office. SALE House, Onslow Street, 'Huntly, 5 rooms, Kitchen, Bath-room, Pantry, other rooms detached, Washhouse, Electric Light, suitable for Boardinghouse. Price, £BSO. Deposit £450, balance £375 at 61% for three years, or cash £750 —apply JOHN GREEN ACRE, Garden Road, Morningside, Auckland. WePdL I>ye For OUITS and Costumes Dry Cleaned or Dyed, and Tailor Pressed by expert workman. Postage paid on ali parcels. WAIKATO DYE WORKS Company. VICTORIA ST. HAMILTON ’Phone, 215 and 229.

THE YIOLIN

WOULD YOU LIKE TO PLAY ? MR COX is the Huntiy Representative for the famous Truebridge Method and will explain its wonderful advantages to those who wish to play. (1) The Principle of Relaxation and Balance (General and Specific Usage). (2) Moulding Technics (Pose of Left and Right Hand). (3) Left Hand Technics. Finger Control and Independence. (4) The Art of Shifting upon Principle of Arm Carriage and Weight Propulsion. (5) Legato. Tone Control. How to obtain a pure singing tone from the first lesson, entirely obviating the usual period of distressing noise incident to beginners’ practice. (6) The Vibrato. How to acquire a perfect vibrato in ail positions in one week. (7) Trills upon Nervous Weight Impulse. (8) Harmonies. (9) Tremolo Bowing. Spiccato. Staccato down and up Bow. Th 1 Recovery Spiccato. Martele. (10) Ttie Pivotal Thumb Principle for the Simplification of Octaves. Thirds, and Sixths. (11) Speed and Agility upon Principle of Single and Recurrent Impulse. (12) Interpretation, Style. Mood. Relationship of action to same. (13) Simplified Control of all Tech nique. (14) Pure singing tone from the beginning. (15) Treble the progress in one quarter of the usual time. Mr Cox invites those interested to an interview and demonstration of the Truebridge Violin Method. Write or call Mr J. COX, Teacher of Violin, C/o. Mr H. Winstanley, 3 Ralph Street, Huntiy. Mr B. A. TRUEBRIDGE, Late Chief Study Teacher, Lecturer, Examiner. University Conservatorium, Melbourne. (New Zealand Tour) 1 | 10 | 22. “Mr Cox has studied the Science and Art of Violin Teaching with me and is fully qualified to instruct students, both beginners and advanced. I have pleasure in stating thatMr Cox possesses the power of imparting his knowledge to others in a lucid and interesting manner, and students may repose every confidence in his teaching.” B. A. TRUEBRIDGE. Land Transfer Act Notice XTOTICE is hereby given that i 1 the several parcels of land hereinafter described will be brought under the provisions of The Land Transfer Act, 1915, unless caveat be lodged forbidding the same on or before the 7th May, 1923. PQOI Thomas Fisher, UOifil. Lots 1,3, 6, 7,8, and 9 of Allotment 51, Parish of Taupiri, containing together 3 roods and 6 perches, fronting Great South Road, Huntiy, occupied by Frank Littleproud, Albert Powell, Henry Sydney Coyie, George Edwards, George Knight and applicant. Plan 15783. 6925. Margaret. Jane Shaw, Lots 2 and 5 of Allotment 51 of Parish of Taupiri containing together 1 rood and 14 perches, fronting Great South Road, Huntiy, occupied by William Mantach, Albert Ed ward Pascoe, George Anderson Shaw and applicant. Plan 15783. Diagrams may be inspected at this Office. Dated this 28th day of March, 1923, at the Land Registry Office, Auckland. A. V. STURTEVANT, District Land Registrar.