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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVII, Issue 18100, 17 May 1919, Page 12

EDUCATIONAL. GIRLS’ HIGH SCHOOL, CHRISTCHURCH. —Tho Next Term will commence on WEDNESDAY, May SSth; The Lady Principal' will be at the School, to receive parents and new pupile on Tuesday, May 27th, from 9.30 a.m. to 12.30 p.m. There are vacancies at the School Boardinghouses— Mies Ellis, 195, Antigua Street (weekly boarders), Mrs A. M. Fraser, 16, Webb Street, Merivalo (full boarders). Prospectus, giving full information as to fees, preparatory class, school boardinghouses, etc,, can bo obtained at tho School, or &t Canterbury College Office. P 687 GEORGE H. MASON, Registrar. CHRISTCHURCH BOYS’ HIGH SCHOOL. Headmaster: C. E. Bevan Brown, M.A. mHE SCHOOL RE-OPENS on WEDNEB- - DAY, May 28th. New Pupils at 11.30 a.m., Tuesday, May 27th. Prospectuses at School. The School Boardinghouse is situated in Harakeke Street, Lower Ricoarton. Telephone 1708. 9683 GEORGE H. MASON, Registrar. MR ALFRED WORSLEY, A.HM.C.M., Resumes Teaching on MONDAY, 19th May. Address—l 99, Bealey Avenuo. ' Telephone 3929. 5022 CHRISTCHURCH CATHEDRAL. A TRIAL of BOYS’ VOICES will be held J± at the CATHEDRAL on FRIDAY. MAY 80th, at 10 a.m., for the purpose of filling THREE or more Vacant OHORISTERSHIPS. Selected Candidates hold Free Scholarships at Christ’s College, and receive also a Sound Musical Training. 9155 Q.ILBY’S COLLEGE, LTD. SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. GREGG’S SHORTHAND, - We have been appointed by MR WYN IRWIN (N.Z. REPRESENTATIVE OF GREGG’S SHORTHAND) the OFFICIAL COLLEGE For the , teaching of thin oystsm of Shorthand. Qualified Instructors have been Appointed. Gregg’s Shorthand is easily learned, easily written and easily read. Our Courses include— Pitman’B Shorthand Stcnotypy (Machine Shorthand) Touch Typewriting Bookkeeping Office Practioe Commercial Correspondence Commercial Handwriting Now Is tho time to enrol. Term begins with first lesson. You may attend either day or evening classes, or receive instruction by correspondence. GILBYS COLLEGE. LTD„ Royal Exchange Buildings (Next G.P.0., Cathedral Square). ’Phone 1833. P.O. Box 50, L, J. BERRY, F.1.A.,N,Z, Manager, ARCHITECTURAL EXAMINATIONS. STUDENTS Prepared by COBREBFON- ° DENCE and PERSONAL TUITION In all the Necessary Subjects for tho Examinations of the ROYAL INSTITUTE OF BRITISH ARCHITECTS and the NEW ZEALAND INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS by BANKS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, WELLINGTON. ' ' TUTORSt Mr L. E. Williams, A.R.I.EA, M.CX (London), of the Firm of " Clere and Williams,” Architects and Structural Engineers. Mr O. H. Mitchell, A.R.1.8.A., of the Finn of Atkins, Bacon and Mitchell, Architects and Structural Engineers. ' For further information, tend for e Prospectus to H. AMOS, 1 Managing Director. rtIGBY’S COMMERCIAL SCHOOL. i>IGBY’S COMMERCIAL SCHOOL. Hallenstein's Buildings (opp. D.LG.). Principal: MISS M. D. DIGBY. P.O.T, IX.S. (Typiates' Section). School Curriculum includoa:— SHORTHAND (Pitman’s) TYPEWRITING (Touch) BOOKKEEPING (Double Entry), Elementary and Advanced COMMERCIAL CORRESPONDENCE HANDWRITING ENGLISH COMMERCIAL ARITHMETIC PRACTICAL OFFICE TRAINING. GREGG SPEED PRACTICE. Students can take either the full Commercial Course or Special Subjects only. DAY CLASSES, EVENING CLASSES, SATURDAY MORNING CLASSES, THOROUGH AND INDIVIDUAL INSTRUCTION.' School Prospectus on Application. Our Students for the past TWO YEARS have obtained HIGHEST EXAMINATION RESULTS, and OVER 650 Remunerative Office Appointments, which latter indicates the appreciation of Commercial Houses of th« training given to our Students. T, ANDREW’S COLLEGE, PAPANUI ROAD, Christchurch. Tram Direot from Stations and City. BOYS OF ALL AGES ADMITTED. Additions to Boarding-house completing. Gymnasium and Class-rooms Building. INSPECTION INVITED. [.NEW TERMS begins TUESDAY, MAY 27th. Prospectus on application to Head Master. 8. R. DICKINSON, ALA., Dipl. Edno. 9354 DANCING, Deportment and Physical Culture, under Royal and Vice-Regal Patronage.—Mins Lowe will resume all Claeses from March 17th. Claeses arranged for Fox Trot. Waltzing taught in three private lessons. At Home Tuesday afternoons. 807, Montreal Street. X DANCING, Deportment and Physical Culture. —MISS COX (pupil of lira Wordsworth, London) resumes Afternoon Glosses from Monday, March 19th. Fox Trot and Evening Classes forming.- 63, Hereford Street W Telephone 854. DANCING end Deportment.—Prof. Fleming has resumed Teaching. Waite, Tango or Fox Trot taught in three lessons. Also, all other Best Old and New Dances taught correotly. Proficiency guaranteed. Private Academy; 241, Cashel Street. ’Phone TRANCING —Miss Buchanan’o Claes, Orange ■Ls Hall, Saturday evening. Walts (m three lessons) and Fox Trot taught privately. Fox Trot Class forming. 88, Ronfuriy Street, Si Albana. .’Phono 4343. X 246 PUBLIC NOTICES. WARRE, HOCKLEY AND CO., LTD., WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS CATHEDRAL SQUARE. Australian Winea—AU Best Kinds. Brandy, Geneva Gin, Rum, etc.—-All Lead, ing Brands. 6©otoh Whiskies (guaranteed Highland Malt), well matured in wood. Champagne, Burgundy CUret, Port and Sherry—Specially Selected Wines. This Company guarantees that all Liquors sold by it aro “ABSOLUTELY PURE,” MISS CLOUGH, Ladies’ Haizd Manicurist. Agencies: Blai •fcblo Hair Dye. Snirella Corset Apecialities. 240, HIGH STRI gynpoon and Willi waa)*