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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVI, Issue 14191, 13 October 1906, Page 1

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WAXWORKS, Waxworks. Open daily from 10 a.m. to lo p.m. New subject ust added, R. J. Seddon, Kiernan, McLeod, ' . i‘J62 Business Manager, ALFRED- BURNS. ADIES cordially invited to Free, IllusJ trated Health Talks' every WEDNESiAY AFTERNOON, at 3, and every RID AY NIGHT,, at 8, in the Lecture Boom t the VIAVI CO., 9, Royal Cafe'Buildings. • . 6040 A. HORNIBBOOK’S SCHOOL OF PHYSICAL CULTURE. GO-AS-YOU-PLEASE RACE to GOVERNOR’S BAY AND BACK. NOTICE TO COMPETITORS. START AT 3 P.M. FROM THE FOOT OF THE PORT HILLS. FP F. ~ PHYSICAL CULTURE. IB- TANKARD’S SCHOOL (specially ' built), corner of Gloucester Street and tford Terrace. Breathing Exercises for Lung Developed. Specialist for the treatment of final Curvature. Private Pupils by Arrangement. Send t Prospectus. F 3476 MISS BEATRICE WHICH.ELLO, i OLD MEDALLIST. Teacher of Physical t Culture, Sandow System, has opened a lUDIO in the Alliance Assurance Buildings, ereford Street, where she holds Classes for idies and Children. 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