MISCELLANEOUS MR IT. S: C LAUGHTON, L.T.C.L., F.G.C.M., Organist, Nelson Cathedral. Pianoforte, Singing, Organ, Theory XT AS vacancies for pupils, all grades. New Term. sth Feb. Attend rear Marsden Hall to enrol, To-morrow (Friday), Monday and Tuesday next. Hours 10a.in. to 12 noon, 2to 4.30 p.m. Also at private residence, 114 Wuimea-st. VOICE PRODUCTION. SINGING, PIANOFORTE AND THEORY MRS 11. S. CLAUGHTON, A.T.C.L. WILL resume Teaching WEDNESDAY, sth Feb. 114 Waimea Street. PIANOFORTE AND ELOCUTION MISS NETTA CUING, L.T.C.L. (Elocution). L.R.S.M. (Pianoforte), Teacher’s Diploma. Pupils prepared for Examinations and Competitions. 1935 Competitions successes include 20 Ist and 2nd Prizes, and three Elocution Championships. Term commences WEDNESDAY, sth February. New Pupils may enroll Tuesday, 4th February. Studio: 11.8. BUILDINGS, Trafalgar Street LYN T 0 N REGISTERED PRIVATE SCHOOL Passed by the Education Department Children to Eleven Years of Age or Through Standard IV. npilE SCHOOL provides a sound trnining. based on the very latest and best methods, under ideal conditions, from the very ejirly stages, to through STANDARD IV. Kindergarten Department 3 to 5 years. Buses to and from the School for Country and Suburban Children. School re-opens MONDAY, 3rd Feb. New Pupifs enrolled, Friday, 31st January, from 2 tq 5 p.m., or by appointment. • Principal: MISS MILDRED WORLEY. BISHOP’S SCHOOL KINDERGARTEN TO STANDARD IV. RE-OPENS TUESDAY, 4th February HP HE Curriculum is carefully graded on modern lines; each class preparing tiie pupils for the next step. TnTivictual attention and thorough grounding given. Arrangements for mid-day meal, and for those travelling by bus. Pupils may be entered now by communicating with MISS GLENDINNING, THE OLD VICARAGE, NELSON, or on MONDAY, 3rd February, from 2 to 4 AT THE SCHOOL. NELSON SCHOOL OF MUSIC Principal: J. B. LEMMER, A.R.A.M. THE First Term will commence on MONDAY, 3rd February. Intending Pupils may enrol with the Secretary, \Y, T. Brundell, or with the Principal. The Principal and Staff will be in attendance at the School on Friday, 31st January, from 10.30 to 12 Noon. THE FINEST USED CARS IN TOWN
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXIX, 30 January 1936, Page 2
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