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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVII, Issue 17077, 28 January 1916, Page 2

EDUCATIONAL. THE EDUCATION BOARD OF THE DISTRICT OF NORTH CANTERBURY. NORMAL -DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL. SECONDARY DEPARTMENT. REOPENS MONDAY, JANUARY 31st. I?REE PLACES OPEN (o r. limited hum; : . W. of holder* <:f Pr-ficieccy end Free Place Certificates. FupiiH can toko' either: (a) MATRICULATION COURSE. (b) COMMERCIAL COURSE. . Special facilities are offered \c those' wishing to become Teachers or to receive a commercial training. The Headmaster will b? in attendance on Friday morniiig, January 2£th,' from 1,0.20 to 12. TO, to interview pare tits and enrol pupils. Prospectus obtainable at this office, 1 H.C. LANE, % : Secretary. Ch'ristchurcli, January 21; 1916.' :■ RINGING and VOICE PHODUCTION.O MR J. T. MACLEODSMITH lias resumed •teaching. Special attention given .to . sig-ht-singing. breathing and interpretation. Also, Pi'aiio, Violin and Theory Lesson* Riven. AdWhitcomho's Buildings, Cashel Street. 2187 RINGING. ETC. ; ' i TITR SIDNEY WILLIAMSON, D.R.C.M.L., IYjL will Resume Teaching - THURSDAY. FEB. 3rd, .. HS4O 25, Kilmore Street west.. j- OWER RICCARTON KINDERGARTEN &J (St James's Schoolroom), Re-opens .4th February. MISS DOROTHY COOPER (late Assistant M-erivale Kindergarten), will, be at School Thursday Morning, 3rd February.'l947 MISS DORIS GREEN, A.T.C.L., Teacher of Pianoforte and Theory. •OESUMES TEACHING on FEBRUARY 1 \i at 463, Worcester Street, Liu wood, and '■ at Milner and Thompson's. 2125 . CONVEYANCES. i7AHiOURA EXPRESS MOTOR SEB- » VICE(L. E. Langesen and Co., Proprietors.) Mail Contractors' to N.Z. Government. LEAVING*DAILT— Parnassus for Kaikoura, 2.15 p.m. Kaikoura for Parnassus. 9.15 a.m. Through Bookings to Ward for Blenheim, Booking offices: — H. B. GOULD, Telephone 1340. White Hart Buildings. Government Tourist Bureau. . Thos. Cook and Son. BOARD AND RESIDENCE. ? ELMO HOUSE," 52, Worcester Street (West End)-—Superior ..Accom-' modation • for - Visitors And Permanent.. Boarders... Two minutes from G.P.O. .and Central Tram Terminus; also within same. distance of Park, Public Gardens, Museum, Boatsheds, etc. Quietest and very best position in City. .Telephone 872. F. J. Murray, Proprietor. THE AUSTRALIA, ,56, Cashel StreetSuperior Board-Residence, permanent, business people, others. Bed, breakfast, rooms if required. Mr Dwyer. . . ... 1971 A LITTLE . WOOD-MILNE SHOE SHINE OES A LONG WAY. It gives a lasting I polish. Try it once—you'U buy it alya. . 78 PHE HEAVIEST MAN WALKS LIKE A FAIRY if he wears WOOD-MILNE RUBBER HEELS. They're soft and springy and cost less thaa leather heels. ■ . . -80 ' -LONG LIVE"-. ~, i WOOD-MTENE *".' THEY DO »'Lrv"E LONGS and thoy LENGTHEN THE LIFE OF YOUB BOOTS. Got a pair. , 84 '