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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXIV, 31 January 1930, Page 2

MISCELLANEOUS RICHMOND V 101,1 N AND PAINTING ,4/I'ISS RICIJNICK « • - 1,1 sume Touching on MONDAY, 10f.li I.m'-hrujii y. iL..:!vv.iy concessions. ~ r " M is:rROTTA~cmNUn~ aTT~ (Ti'.n:!:.".-' Diploma) Studio: U.K. Buildings; Trafalgar-st. TREACHER of Pianoforte, Theory and ■"• Uarmonv. Term commences TUESDAY, 'IIh Feb. New pupils may 1)0 enrolled at Studio Rooms on Monday, 3rd Feb. BANJO, MANDOLIN & HAWAIIAN MONDAY. 3n resume Tencliing <]). Former Sl-u----uiil. delay to so--125 WAIME; AND SINGING LEO, BUCKERTDGK, Pupil of io lute Sir Charles Siinllcy and Maestri, Milan resumes TeachMONDAY, 3rd February. Address: 24 MANUKA STB PIANOFORTE AND THEORY "ISS M. FAIREY, L.A.B. (Per- • former) L.T.C.L., Teacher, late of Academy of Music, resumes Teaching LTJESDAY 4th Feb. Phono 348. ,1,1 ress: 5 NEW STREET. SHORTHAND riSS MOORE, P.C.T., F.0.T.5., will I resume Teaching on TUESDAY, 30 NILE STREET. NELSON SCHOOL OF MUSIC nripnl: J. B. LEMMER, A.R.A.M. THE First Term will commence on TUESDAY, 4th February. Intending students kindly enrol with the Secretary, T. W. Brundell, c/o. Begg and Co., from whom all particulars may bo obtained. The Principal and Staff will be in attendance at the School on FRIDAY, 31st January, between the hours of 12-1 p.m. and Monday, between the hours of 10.3012.30 p.m., for the purpose of receiving nunils and arranging times. PIANOFORTE AND THEORY H/fISS MOORE will resume Teaching ■L"- 1 on TUESDAY, 4th Feb.. at her residence, 30 Nile street. Phono 673 MISS ALWYN AUSTIN, L.A.B. TEACHER OF VTOLIN First Term begins 6th FEBRUARY i/fISS AUSTIN will interview proa- -"- pective pupils at the Methodist Schoolroom OP MONDAY, 3rd Feb., from 2-6 and 6.30 to 7.30. Address: Tasmaii P.O. BISHOP'S SCHOOL Term begins TUESDAY, 4th Feb. INDERGARTEN to' Standard V. —• Pupils may be enrolled 3rd Feb.,, 2.30 to 5. Prospectus on application to Principal. INSPECTION INVITED SCII 0 0 1.

BOARD OF MANAGERS Messrs W McConchic (Chairman), J. N. Easdale, F. W. 0. Smith, T. V. Knapp, VV. Wilmott, G. P. Russell, 11. Hurst, W. B. Thomson, J. Brough. Acting-Director and Secretary: Mr T. D. Milne. INSTRUCTORS: Domestic Science: Miss W. Shanks, Miss Batchelor. Commercial Subject s: Miss I. Greig. Art and Art Crafts: To be appointed. Engineering: Mr TI. F. Elliott, Mr T. D. Milne. woodworking and Cabinet-making: Mr W. G. Tiller. Plumbing: Mr IT. Coltman, Mr Busbridge. Telegraphy: Mr A. H. Buchanan. English aiid Arithmetic: Mrs West, Mr Bannerman, Mrs Bannerman. The First Term of the Session 1930 wilt commence on TUESDAY, 4th Feb. Detailed information respecting Classes, Fees, Free Places, etc., is furnished in the Prospectus, copies of which may_ be obtained on application to the ActingDirector. v The Acting-Director will receive written applications for enrolment, and will personally interview new students at the School oii Friday, 31st Jan., 10-12, 2-4, Saturday, Ist Feb., 10-12 and Monday, 3rd Fob'.' 10-12. 2-4 p.m. T \) MILNE, A< ting-Secretax.y U> the Board of Managers. NOTE.—Paying Students will be aditted to tin:"classes on producing their ceipl for payment of fees. NELSON (Established 1894) TRUSTEES: Messrs 11. C. Cock. C. R. Fell. F. O Gihbs. F. T. Ledger, F. Mitchell and W. Bout. Principal: J. B. Lemmer, A.R.A.M. ,THE SCHOOL otters to students of *- any age a sound training in all branches of Vocal and Instrumental I Music (including all Theoretical subjects) under a Staff of efficient and experienced Teachers. TEACHING STAFF: AIR J. B. LEMMER, A.R.A.M.: Violin, Orchestral Instruments, Singing and Voice Production and the higher branches of all Theoretical subjects. .MISS VlfiA WILDING, L.A.8.: Pianoforte. MISS It. G. SIMS, L.R.A.M. : Pianoforte. MISS M. E. JARMEY. A.Mus.T.C.L.: Pianoforte and Singing. MISS ELSIE MOORE: Organ. MRS MOYNIHAN: Elocution. Particulars re fees, etc., may be obtained from- the Secretary. W. T. BRUNDELL, Sec. Co. Messrs Begg and Co., Trafalgar-lit., Nelson.