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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 18016, 15 February 1922, Page 5

Teachers of Music and Elocution, pERCY r\IMERY. VIOLIN, Resume* Teaching MONDAY, FEBRUARY 20. Studio: Kenneth Eady'g Piano Warehouse, Upper Queen Street. iJfB- S. KENNETH PHILLIPS (Mus. Bac, A.R.A.M., LR.A.M.) Resumes Toaching, SINGING AND PIANO. MONDAY. FEBRUARY 20. Studio: Bank New Zealand, Newton. Interviews by Appointmont. , Telephone 2610. M R - W. A. PURCELLTEACHER OF PIANO, Resumes Teaching MONDAY, FEBRUARY 20. At Homo from February 15. 27. NIXON STREET. ARCHHILL. pBANK WILSON (Professor of Singing), LAUREATE OF THE PARIS CONSERVATOIRE, Ho 3 Resumed Duties. Studio; 26. Palmerston) Buildings. MISS GLADYS SEARELL. i,x L.A.B. of R.A.M. and R.C.M.. (Late Mistress of Music at St: John's Girls' School, Invercargill), HAS RESUMED TEACHING. PUPILS COACHED for ALL PRACTICAL and THEORETICAL EXAMINATIONS. Music Studio: 3, NORANA AV.. REMUERA 'Phone 4404 (4 rings). M IS S IVY ALDER TO N, iU PIANOFORTE AND THEORY, Resumes Teaching February 14. Pupils Prepared for all Public Examinations. 6, RIDINGS ROAD, REMUERA. 'Phone 1634 A. !jgVE LY N WYM AN, 77, BRUNSWICK BUILDINGS. ■ MISS WYMAN REGRETS THAT SHE IS UNABLE TO RESUME TEACHING UNTIL MONDAY, FEBRUARY 20. Interviews: FRIDAY, February 17, 10-12 and 2-3. MISS CLARICE ENGLAND, L.A.B. ■"-*• Pianoforte, Harmony and Theory. Resumes teaching February 7. Studio: LEWIS EADY AND SOJT, LTD., Karangahape Road. Residence: New North Road. Mt. Albert. IfE. HAROLD BAXTER *•■*■ Pupil of Albert Sammone, the Leading English Violinist. Is returning from England, And will resume as TEACHER OF THE VIOLIN EARLY IN MARCH. Studio: HELLABY'S BLDGS., Queen St., Auckland. P L 0 C U T I 0"~N"l MRS. ARTHUR GRIFFITHS. Lecturer and Teac'-er of Elocution, St. Cuthbort's College, St. Mary's Convent, and " Sonning," Hamilton. N.Z. Press: "One of the Dominion's foremost and most capable teachers." Natural, artistic methods. Voico Culture, Shakespere, Dramatic and Humorous Recitals. Monologues, Sketches, all Competitions and Examinations, MISS DOROTHY GRIFFITHS (The Children's Teacher), Fairy Plays, Bird Calls, Action Songs, Child Studies. Frequent Studio Recitals and Town Hall Concert. STUDIO: RESIDENCE. 83, OWEN'S RD., MOUNT EDEN. Enrolling 3-5 Daily. ELOCUTION. LOCUTION. MISS VERA ZIMAN And MISS RUBY PALMER Have resumed Teaching and have Vacancies for a few Pupils The latest Sketches, Monologues, Humorous and Dramatic Selections, etc., taught. STUDIO: 26, PALMERSTON BUILDINGS, Queen Street, nearly opposite G.P.O. yOICB PRODUCTION AND SINGING. MISS MIN A CALDOW Has Resumed Lessons at her Studio, 7. WELLESLEY CHAMBERS. Corner Welleßley and Lome Streets. Telephone 1138 A. Auditions by Appointment. * . _ A. L. KREUTZER. A TEACHER OF VIOLIN, Has Resumed Lessons Studio: Top of Queen St., opp. Tabernacle.

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