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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LII, Issue 113, 17 May 1918, Page 8

FORWARD US Ti"(E PARTICULARS OF YOUR DAIRY FARM FOR SALE AS A GOING CONCERN. :: WE HAVE NORTH ISLAND CLIENTS WANTING TO PURCHASE. AND CO., LICENSED LAND AGENTS, Box 24, MOTUEKA. mmm BLENHEIM. Cadet acw Management fl. McAjRTNEY, Proprietor. Late Dnnedin, Timarn, and Dominion Hotel, Christchurch. Superior accommodation for 4b* travelling letter- and Telegram* prompttv attended to ' O. Box 33 Phoiw 16 MASONIC HOTEL, NELSON. HENKY BAiGENT, PTopnecor. Has much pleasure in informing the travelling public that he has resumed the conduct of this oldestablished Ho-' «1. Firit Class Acccnmn/an B. Excellent Cuisine. rnmamiwsmma attended to. Telephone 38. P.O Box 24. ADVICE TO MOTHERS. DO YOU WANT YOVJR BABY TO BB THEENTY OF YOUR FRIENDS? To be this—king baby must be sweet and dainty, and the way to reach this end is to bath baby with a good soap, ttexona Skin and facial Soap w a pure medicated soap, delicately perfumed, and is refreshing and soothing to wie delicate skin of the child. **ive baby a bath with Rexona Soap, and he will merriest little self, alwayr # tub time. Is 6d per tablet. Obtainabl* everywhere.

NELSON SCHOOL OF MUSIC. Affiliated to the Associated Board, Royal Academy of Music, and Royal College of Music, London. TRUSTEES. —Messrs Cock, Fell, Gibbs, King, and Ven. Archdeacon Kempthorne. STAFF. Principal: Julius B. Lemmer, A.R.A.M Teachers of Pianoforte: Misses Judson and Eairhall, Mr H. S. Claughton, L.T.C.L. Teacher of Organ: Mr H. S. Claughton, L.T.C.L. , _ , Teachers of Singing: Messrs J. B. Jbemuxer and Mr H. S. Claughton, L.T.C.L. , Teacher of Violin, Mpsical Theory, and Singing: Julius B. Lemmer, AR.A.M ' FEES. —Discount will be allowed 11 payment is made within Eight. "Weeks from commencement of the term. The full fees, and also the amounts as reduced by 'discount, are as follows :- and three hours' practice: 95s per term j less discount 85s per term. ■ ■ Other Practical Subjects: One ialf hour lesson per week: 40s per term, less discount 355. Two half-hour lessons per week 75s per term, less discount 65s Harmony and Counterpoint v One half hour per week, 35s per term; less discount 30s. Railway Concessions: Same as Technical School Pupils. W. T. BRUNDELL, Secretary. Care Begg and Co., Street. IHE 20th CENTURY: THE AGE OF ELECTRICITY. . Electrical development is changing, and will change, the condition of the~world by reason of the increased ability of man to control this mysterious, marvellous force to his advantage. THIS AGE ABOUNDS WITH OPPORTUNITIES. Beware of the dismal plaint of the short-sighted, small-souled pessilaDour o»»"'B uo " vv " produced by human intelligence, ". smaller the chances of success. , Never did the.world call more loud- . ly for the men with force, energy and purpose. Every year the cry waiting for the trained man. At the recent City and Guilds of London Electrical Engineering Examination, , held iu Auckland in 1917, the ! following students from Bower s were successful: — *-,..'„, A. Btoomfield, Grade *, First Class. G. Wakelin, Grade 1, First Class. T. Haultain, Grade l r First Class. E. Burch. Grade 1, First Class. G. E. Billings, Grade 2, D.0., First Class. - . R. S. Connolly, Grade 3, First Class, Final. >.'-«.,#»«».«.' BOWER'S ENGINEERING SCHOOLS Cblwill'* Chambers, Auckland, P.O. Box 50. Routh's Buildings, Wellington, P.O. Box Mi.