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Free Lance, Volume XVII, Issue 920, 1 March 1918, Page 25

SCHOOL OF DANCING AND CALISTHENICS, M IS i? T ™ £ LADYS M - CAMPBELL, •fn D J. PL °MA-Mrs. Henry Wordsworth Queensberry Hall," School of Physical Dβ! velopment, London. Teacher of Dancing and Calisthenics and Deportment to Mtz-herbert-terrace School, Chilton House School, Scots College and Chilton St. James Miss Campbell's system is based upon a thorough knowledge of Dancing in all its branches, including Stage Dancing in both Classic and Ballot schools. Classes resume 9th March (Saturday). Classes every Afternoon and Saturday Morning. Special Class £°L Bal j, room Dancing, Monday Evening, 7.d0. Special Class for Stage Dancing. Tuesday Evening, 7.30 (Adults only). Private Lessons by arrangement. Lower Hutt Olass, Saturday afternoon. Miss Campbell will be at home to intending pupils on Tuesdays and Thursdays, after 3.30 p.m., on and after 26th February. Address— 122 A, COROMANDEL-STBEET, Wellington. 'Phone 3604 (2 rings)., SCHOOL OF DANCING. MISS DOROTHY SAUNDEBS - (Pupil of Madame Zeplin and M. Vestoff and Sandow Gold Medallist) Will resume Teaehing in new and commodious Studio, 60 WILLIS STREET On SATURDAY, MARCH 9th, Address : 1, Mariri Road, Kelburn. Telephone 975. Appointments by arrangement. NEW ZEALAND GOVERNMENT. BUTTER SUPPLIES. NEW Zealand Government is prepared on and after March Ist, 1918, until further notice, to deliver to retailers and others engaged in the local butter trade on the following terms: — FIRST GRADE CREAMERY BUTTER From the Stocks of Bulk Butter at present held in store at Wellington PRICE—£3 19s 4d per box of 561bmarked weight, ex Wellington Meat Export Company's Waterloo-quay Store, Wellington. Net cash with order. MINIMUM ORDER—2 Boxes. Purchasers will require to make written application for supplies to the Controller Department of Imperial Government Supplies P.O. Box 374, Wellington, accompanied by a remittance for the amount represented by the order, plus exchange where necessary. Local deliveries will be made by order on the Wellington Meat Export Company, Waterloo-quay, Wellington, and country orders will be railed (transit charges forward) by the Department when so requested by the purchasers. W. F. MASSEY, Prime Minister.