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PUPILS WANTED. A RT Basket work. Coloured* Leatherwork, xx Pokerwork, Pewterwork. Stencilling, Wooacarvinj,'. Prospectus pO3 ted.— Miss Aylinjr, 4. Strand Arcade. A SHLEIGH College, N.Z. Insurance Bldgs. Xjl —Special Classes, Saturday Mornings; Primary and Secondary Subjects. Moderato fees. BALLROOM Dancing for School Girls and Boys. Best exercise for the "Awkward" age. Special Class, Saturday Mornings, 10.30. Best Stylo Taught. Fees, 2gna a quarter.—lsolde and Alexia. Studio: GB, Queen St. BOXING. —Urquhart's Gym., 5 Kitchener ■ St., over Fiat Garage; every night. Private tuition arranged. CLASSES. —Costumes. Coats, Frdfiks. cut for homo finishing, 0-5. —Mademoiselle Lo House, Woolworth Offices, qpp. 'l'ivoli. DRESSMAKING Classes, Day and Evening, —Cutting for Homo Finishing.— Miss Coultliard. ovor Sneddon's. Symonds St. Phono -liJ-iVHO. Dressmaking ciasses.-upmo or »rnfessional. cutting, designing, remodelling.—Modern Dressmaking Salon, Ellison Chambers. Queen St. GOLF School, Irvine's Chambers, 2nd floor, Queen St.. open every evening G p.m. from March 30. F. Hardman. professional. TOIIN MANSON, Teacher of Violin, J 'Cello and Mandolin, 243, Symonds St.. opp. P.O. (Mrs. E. L. Perkins). T ADI.ES.—Make Your Dresses. Costumes, Jj Wo Cut, Tuck, Fit, you Finish,—Miss ■\VaU,_JU, Tabernacle Bldgs. EARN to Swim this Winter in Tepid water; enrol now.—D. B. Anderson. Phone >'2-716. Box 1327. MECHANICAL Drawing and allied subjects- privato or class instruction.—F. Finch, P.O. Box 1200. MISS SINCLAIR lor Millinery. Day and Evening Classes.—First Floor, Pacific Bldgs., opp. Civic Square. MODERN Millinery Classes, day and ovening. Privato orders taken.—Miss Cornthwaite, 6. Tabernacle Bldgs.. Newton. MOTOR Drivimt taught thoroughly. Council Certificate guaranteed; fees modernte.—Auckland Motor School. 57. Albert St. MOTOR-Car Driving.—Council Certificate guaranteed.—Mayhill's Garage, Lower Albert St. Phono 4'2-3f.7. " IVTOTOR Engineering taught successfully J.TjL by mail!"—lnvaluable to Car Owners! Dyke's Course of Motor Engineering with working models, charts and diagrams, makes everything simple. Send for Prospectus. H.. Howard Ballun, 175E, Hereford St., Christchurch. PERSONAL Coaching, 8.A., LL.B., B 1 Com., Teachers' and Matriculation Exams.—F. Dunlop. 231. Victoria Arcade, PIANOFORTE, Organ, Singing, Theory.— H. Hillsden Ilutton, All Saints' Parish ITall. P.O. Box 12, Ponsonby. PRIVATE Tutor tor backward Pumls, Primary and Secondary School Work. —G. Robinson. 29, Khyber Pass. SHORTHAND, by Mail.—Attain speed in few weeks by Business Quick Speed System.—Box 1118. SHOWCARD, Ticket Writing, successfully taught by expert. Tuition will nerfect you.-" K " System. 32, Queen St. j\ T EW AY fyjAKE jyjONEY A l ' H°^ 1E - Would you like to turn spare hours into pounds'/ Would you like to have an independent business of your own? Here is a now way to -make money, unlike anything ever offered before. There i« no canvassing lo do, no tedious. laborious drudgery. This is the most delightful kind of work you could imagine. You will enjoy every :;rnute you devote to it. And it pays nutazr well. .From £5 to £ls per week and i. re! NO SPECIAL ABILITY OR EXPERIENCE NEEDED. The National Confectionery organisation has openings' for new members to devote to Home Confectionery Making. No matter where you live, you can be one of the> happy* member* of the National Confectionery Industry. Mail the Coupon for tho beautiful Illustrated Book that explains everything. \Ve will send it to you FREE. But you must be prompt, as new members are wanted at once, and this golden opportunity may not come to you again. NATIONAL CONFECTIONERY COLLEGE 77. Queen St., Auckland. Gentlemen, —Without obligation on my part, please send me FREE the, Book on Home Confectionery Making, which tells how I can earn money at homo by making sweets for you; also particulars of your Money Making Guarantee and tho special co operative privileges and services. NamftStreet Tnwn DYERS AND CLEANERS. MOODY'S DYE WORKS, CROWHURST STREET, Opp. Captain Cook Brewery, Khyber Pass. Phone 41-273 for Better Dyeing and Cleaning. Motor Collects. ORTER'S for Dry Cleaning and Dyeing. Vans collect and deliver.—Tabernacle Ulrica.. Newton Phone 41-741. THE CITY DYE WORKS, 141, S.vmonds JL St.. Phone 1912.—Suits and Costumes Drv Cleaned and Pressed. it r>AA-CARPE'IS Cleaned and Disin»ected. Electric beating. Vacuum Process. —Domestic Vacuum Cleaning Co.. Strand Arcade. TXT H. DREW for Cleaning. Dyeing. YV . Renovating Suits. Costumes, Remodellirtr Costumes. Coat Frocks a Speciality.— 79. Wellcalcy St. W. Phone 4G-C29. rj-iHE COLD WEATHER IS HERE, How about your Blanket Coat, Velour j Coat or Sports Coat, dyed KingDsher, Maroon, Green, Nigger, Navy—anything you like. Every description of Cleaning and Dyeing done. J. G. PEAT. Dyer and French Dry Cleaner, 3li, Eden Terrace. 36 Years' Experience. Open Evening from G. 30 till 7.30. Tel. 43-151. Ring for particulara. Collect unci Dolivor. XTOW" pOUT YOUR QLD VERCOAT QVER I AINCOAT? Why not got another Winter's wear out of your coal and save tho coat of buying a new one? Our wonderful process kills all germs and leaves tho fabric fresh and clean. You can havo your old Raincoat reproofed by us. and iriado shower-resisting again. Wo can also renovate, and smarten your old .Suit or Costume, Suits and Costumes ('leaned and Pressed, 7s (id; Hats, 2s (3d. Call, wri f "_nr phono 21-374 fur us lo col.'Ct and dcliyor. rpuE Q ROTH ALL jQRY CLEANING AND JQYEING 00., 48. CUSTOMS STREET; 137, SYMONDS STREET; 109, DOMINION ROAD; PONSONBY (opp. P. 0.); NEWMARKET (Next P. 0.). ONEHUNGA; QUEEN STREET. City Agent: ARNOTT. la. QUEEN ST. Head Office and Works: 33-35 Edenvalo Road. Mount Eden. rnilE EMPIRE NEEDS YOU! I YOU NEED THE EMPIRE! ?'/WHY?? Because, if you arc thrifty and economical, you will not throw away your 0!d Suits, Costumes, Frocks, etc. Just send them lo "THE EMPIRE." or ring up No. 3867 and Our Vans will collect. EXPERT DYEING. EXPERT CLEANING. EXPERT JIETvIODELLINC, EXPERT .REPAIRING. Old Garments Made as New in a Few Days and at Trifling Cost. Country Orders Receive Special Prompt Attention and Return Postage Paid. SPECIAL FUR DEPARTMENT for tho Renovation and Remodelling of All Kinds of EMPIRE k CLJ-1 ANING AND DYEING CO., iurrierH, iit.es., 358 Queen St. (opp. Main Entrance, Town Hall). By Special Appointment 1,0 His Excellency TOBACCONISTS and hairdressers "OETTIE'S Newly-openod Ladies' HairJ. dressing Parlour, 298, Queen st, (4 doors below Tonson Garlick).—Ring 30(32 (3 rings), lor Appointments BREAD, CAKES AND SMALLS. BY Special Appointment to His Excellency' Tho Governor-General,—Tea Rooms and Home-mado Cukes.-—'MISS AIIKENIIEAD. Only one address. 17. Park Road. opp. Hospital Gates Phone 4 4-701 CARRIERS & FORWARDING AGENTS. i NDREW AND ANDREW, Otnhuhu Car. J\. riers, for prompt delivery,, reasonable charges, carefulness and civility.—-Ring 19. Otaliuhu. n LAYER, Mount Eden-Dominjon Road .L • Carrier. Express work, all descriptions; trains and boats met.—Phone 44-1122. FLORISTS. TArREATHS and Bouquets, shortest m notice; Novelty Artificial Roses.—Tlie Beauford. Symonds St., opp. Scots Hall. PUBLIC Typiste, Book-keeper.—Mi Hilda Redman, Lister Buildings, Vi toria St. East, Auckland. Phone 41-418.

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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXII, Issue 19031, 30 May 1925, Page 2

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Page 2 Advertisements Column 3 New Zealand Herald, Volume LXII, Issue 19031, 30 May 1925, Page 2

Page 2 Advertisements Column 3 New Zealand Herald, Volume LXII, Issue 19031, 30 May 1925, Page 2