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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 16372, 28 October 1916, Page 14

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1 -I Teachers of Music. SCHOOL of Music and Dancing.— Misses Bereeford, Teachers of Music ' (certificated). Violin, Mandolin, Piano, Theory, Singing, Music supplied for concerts, dances, etc. 'Phone AB5l. Arnclifte, 108, Symonds St. __^ MISSES BOULTON. A.S.M. and F.S.M.. Teachers Piano, Violin, Singing.— Studios, 42, Calliope Rd., Devonport, and 64, Queen St.. City. MR. F. E. FMRBUB.N. Teacher Pianoforte and Theory; 126 examined, 113 passed. Interviews 'i 'p.m. Tuesdays, 62, Grange Ed„ Mt. Eden, i . , ' ■ a