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Educational. TARANAKI EDUCATION BOARD. MANUAL AND TECHNICAL INSTRUCTION. 'APPLICATIONS will be received at ibo -CX Education Board's OSce, ICcsr Plymouth, up to SATURDAY, 23rd February. ,1907. at 5 p.m., for Instructors in the following subjectx: WOODWORK.—SaIary. £175 per annum and travelling allowance. Duties to instruct school classes and teachers’ classes. Other technical work will be paid for. COOKERY.—SaIary, £139 per annum and travelling allowance. (To an Instructor that is able to take advanced needlework, an extra £33 per annum will be paid.) Conditions as for the wmdwo’-k above. DRESSMAKING.—IOs per lessen, and free pass on railway. Clashes to bo he.d at New Plymouth and Stratford, and at the Now Plymouth High School. _ ___ DRAWING and GENERAL ART SUBJECTS—SaIary. all fees collected. Information as to conditions and duties can be obtained on applying at the Board's Office. ' P. S. WHITCOMBE. Secretary. Education Office. New Plymouth, January 2Gth, 1907. 6565 RANGIORA TECHNICAL SCHOOL. THE CLASSES in connection with the above wiil EEOPEN as follow: COOKERY on WEDNESDAY NEST, at 7- p.m.—Miss Rennie, Instructor. DRESSMAKING cn THURSDAY NEXT, commencing at 10 a.m.—Miss Gillies, Instructor. SHORTHAND and TYPEWRITING on MONDAY NEXT, commencing at 2 p.m.—Miss Williams,* Instructor Pupils are requested to enrol with mo and pay their fees. J. MARSHALL, Hon Secretary. Jan. 31st, 1907. ' 6002 ’ MATRICULATION RESULTS. FRESH VICTORIES GAINED , By the Students of GILBY’S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, Next to G P. 0., Cathedral Square. Tie names of no less than SIX of our students appear in the list of those who passed the Matrio. Exam, held last December. - ' FOUR of these were evening students, who received only TWO hours’ coaching per week. , You can be prepared for exams, by us and attend to your business engagements as well. TW O- of our-Day Students also passed, inaking SIX in all. ■ Now is the time for new students to enrol, GILBY’S MOTTO IS “ THOROUGH.” Our Accommodation is the Beat in N.Z. Our Instructors'are at the Head of their Profession. Prospectus on Application. ' GET ONE. ~ EDUCATIONAL. PRIVATE PREPARATORY BOARDING SCHOOL. MR J. R. ORFORD (M.A., Cantab.), will open a PREPARATORY SCHOOL FOR BOYS, j • NEAR WINCHESTER, Commencing with the Third Term of this year. The Building about to be erected has been specially designed as a School, and will stand in' fourteen acres of ground, and an a particularly healthy site. For particulars apply to J. R. ORFORD. ESQ., 6963 Wanganui. /"IRANMEB HOUSE Boarding and Day School for Boys, 28, Cranmer Square, Christchurch. There are Vacancies for Boarders. New Classes for Little Boys are now forming. Mr Wilson will bo at home to rei ceiva parents on' Wednesday, January 30, Saturday, February 2, and Monday, February 4, from 2 to 5. Next Term begins on February 5. 6683 CHRISTCHURCH SHORTHAND AND COMMERCIAL SCHOOL, GRAIN AGENCY BUILDINGS ’ , • (Opposite D.1.C.). . principal:. MISS E. E..DIGBY. I.P.S, (A LL DAY AND EVENING CLASSES ii- HAVE NOW RESUMED. , , Evening Classes in WOK-KEEPING AND ACCOUNTANCY Are held on TUESDAY and FRIDAY, from 7 to 9. Conducted by MR W. S. NEWBURGH, A.1.A..N.Z. Terms on Application .at the School. PIANOFORTE TUITION, According to the Famous Leschetizky Method, as followed by Paderewski, Mark Hamburg and Gottfried Galston. .. MR ALFRED BUNZ (pupil of Theodor Leschetizky), Vienna, will be at his Rooms, 201, Gloucester Street EVERY DAY, to receive inteqd.ng pupils, between 10 and 12 a.m. and 3 and 5 p.m. 6357 ~ MARCHE ST SCHOOL OP SINGING;. 61, Cambridge Terrace. MRS C. M. BROOKE* Resumes Teaching Ist. At home every day. 6887 ISS KATIE YOUNG resumes Teaching Sf ' . SATURDAY, FEB. 2nd. At homo Friday afternoon, at 145, Montreal Street. Telephone 1027. 6914 ACADEMY OP MUSIC. TUITION, Viqlin, Piano, Etc. For terms apply to C. F; BUNZ, 6631 173, Armagh Street. ORGAN AND PIANOFORTE. ~ MR CHAS. TENDALL is prepared to receive pupils at his. studio at Messrs Milner and Thompson’s. Particulars on application. 6026 PIANOFORTE. TV/fBS' F. C. COOKSON. A.T.C.L., Resumes JLt-L Teaching on Friday, Feb. Ist. At Home Thursday Afternoon and Evening. 0551- 201, Worcester Street, Linwocd. ~ PIANO, ORGAN AND SINGING “ R. NEVILLE RENAUD FIRST Term commences MONDAY, 4th inst. 110, Montreal Street, City. 6967 DANGER SCHOOL OP DRESSCUTIING, A.M.P Buildings, opposite Royal Cafe, Cathedral Square. gCHOOL WILL "REOPEN 22nd JAN. New Edition of this Popular System just published; more simple and un-to-date. MISS CHARLES, Principal. ' Money. I HAVE Various bums of Money to Lend on First and Second Mortgage at Lowest Current Rates of Interest. I have also Good Securities to Offer to persons willing to Lend cn First or Soco d Mortgage. THOMAS W. ROWE, Solicitor, 219. Hereford Street. 5692 MuNEX to Lend on First or Second Mortgage at Lowest Current Rates. Special sums for investment on chattels and leasehc.ds. DOUGALL AND UPHAM, Solicitors, 148, Worcester Street, near A.M.P. Buildings. TVjTONEY —We have for investment sums ITX from £IOO upwards on freehold securities at Lowest Current Ratos. JOHivSTOxV, MILLS AND JOYCE, Solicitors, Pioneer Chambers, X 2661 194, Gloucester Street. MONEY TO LEND. ON Mortgages of Freehold at lowest current rates; also on Approved Second Mortgages. IZARD AND LOUGHNAN, Solicitors, Hereford Street, Christchurch; i ceston and Southbridge. X 2822 MONEY TO LEND. PI A TO £IO,OOO Lent on Leaseholds. Bills wiU c f. Sale, Freeholds, Life Policies, Shares, Personal Security. Trade Bills DisSounted daily; repayable to suit clients. ISAAC ALLEN, Nos. 2 and 8, Government Life Insurance Buildings, Cathedral Square. XSB23 MONEY. MONEY PRIVATELY ADVANCED, any sum, to any person, with or without security, repayable according to arrange, mont. Write or apply to F. 0. RAPHAEL, - - 100, Csshel Street, \ ' CJir.stchurch. WANTED, all who appreciate having a Decent Shme on the.r Boots w use , . COURT BOOT POLISH. X 3718