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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19502, 4 December 1926, Page 7

PUPILS WANTED. A KX Basketwork, Coloured Leatherwork, ■fl Pokerv.-ork. Pewterwork, Penpaintins;, Stencilling Woodcarving. Prospectus posted. —Miss Ayling, 4. Strand Arcade. A SJILEIGH Coaching College, N.Z. In■tx suranca Buildings.—Students enrolling now for 1927. * Limited ntunber only accepted. DKESSMAKIN G Classes. Quarterly Tuition in Practical Dressmaking; individual instruction. - McClymont and Woodhead. 40. City Chambers. HA iRi->RESSING.—All Branches taught; Cutting, Waving, etc.—Madame Thora Tate, Bon Maxche Chambers, Newton. Phone 46-047. T OHN MVNSON. Teacher of Violin, Mnntj dolin and Piano, - Studio, 243. Symonds St.. opp Post Office." j\/| OTOK Driving Taught thoroughly by IVJL Experts; Council Certificate guaranteed; fees moderate. Rushton's, Auckland Motor School. 67. Albert St. MOTORISTS (prospective), Become Expert Drivel's —Mayhill's Motor School, Lowet Albert St Phone 43-357. ((SWIMMING Instruction.—All Classes are O now resumed.—D. B. Anderson. QHOWCaRD. Ticket Writing Successfully O Taught by Expert. Tuition will perfeet you.- "K ' System, 32, Queen St.. STOP Forgetting!" It mean 3. disappoint ment and failure. Acquire a good memory by the means disclosed in Beroi's Memory -Trainintt Correspondence Course. Prospectus "B" free.—Howard Ballan. 1758, Hereford St., Christchnrch. \7 ENTRILOQU ISMYou can master this" * Fascinating Subject.—Write to-day for Free Booklet to Douglas Howard, Bos 1299. G.P.0., Wellington. J UCRETIA JOHNSON. B.W.S. JU (MRS. VIGERS . IS HOLDING AN ADULT sr^rCHING CLASS. IN WATER COLOi/RS, BOTH ON SATURDAY MORNING AND SATURDAY AFTERNOON, DURING THE SUMMER. Also, A CHILDREN'S CLASS ON WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON AT 3.30. For full particulars, pieaßo write 1. OMAHU RD.. REMUERSu Phone 25-021 TUITION WANTED. COACH, for Latin - 2 evenings weekly: immediate.—L.U., 11, Herald. EDUCATIONAL. TO API!) "PROMOTION. Rapid Promotion Is Assured To Hemingway - Trained Students. HOME STUDY UNDER HEMINGWAY'S CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS Is the easiest and Quickest way to advancement and the realisation of ambition. While still earning a living, be it only a modest one, you can utilise a small part of your spare time to fitting yourself for bigger things. CHOOSE FROM THIS LIST OF PROFITABLE COURSES: Book-keeping, Accountancy Prof., Law Prof,, Banker's Diploma, Teachers' Certificates. Matriculation, Public Service Entrance, Advertising Pitman's Shorthand, Business Letter Writing. The sooner yon start, your studies, thffl sooner will success come to you. Write Today to— JJEMING WAY'S CORRESPONDENCE gCHOOLS, P.O. Box 516. CHANCERY CHAMBERS, O'CONNELL STREET. AUCKLAND. pALMERSTON NORTH BOYS' HIGH X SCHOOL. Rector: J. MURRAY, M.A.. SCHOOL REOPENS FEBRUARY" 2, 1927. School provides Professional, Commercial, General and Agricultural Courses, and prepares for Public Examinations, Matriculation and University Scholarships. Apply for prospectus, giving full particulars of boardmg department, to the Rector or W. HUNTER. Secretary, PaLmexston North. RING'S COLLEGE, AUCKLAND. BOARDING SCHOLARSHIPS. Two Boarding Scholarships will be awarded in January, 1927, of the value of Thirty Pounds per term, equal to Ninety Pounds per year, and tenable for three years. Applicants must have been successful candidates for Junior National Scholarships 1926, and be resident in the Auckland Province. Consideration will be given to the applicant's record for character and athletic ability. Applications must be in the hands of the Headmaster within seven days of the publication of the Junior National Scholarship Examination results. Forms of application may be obtained from THE HEADMASTER, King's College, Middlemore, Otahnhtt. OLW A Y COLLEGE. A SPLENDIDLY EQUIPPED GIRLS' BOARDING SCHOOL. Modern Buildings, with fireproof dormitories and sleeping porches 18 ACRES OF GROUND. Planted 60 years ago, mainly with English Trees Instruction from Primary Classes to Uni versity Standard Special attention pair to Music, Art and Domestic Seience Sports include Tennis, Basketball Swimming The College is situated in one ot mo healthiest localities in New Zealand, and evflrylhins possible is done to ennui© perfect health and comfort for pupils. For Prospectus, apply to the Principal. MRS. M. B. THOMPSON. M.A., Masterton W ESLEY COLLEGE, V Y PAERATA, AUCKLAND., The College aims at giving boys a sound practical training in the different branches of agriculture, while continuing their education up to Matriculation standard, and at the same time to provide the care and discipline of a Christian home. The fee for the school year is £55. The College re-opens on MONDAY. February 1, 1927. For further particulars apply to the Principal. R. C. Clark. M.A., Dip. Ed. QOUTHERN CROSS COLLEGE, O 508, Fifth Floor, Southern Cross Building, Chancery Street, Auckland. THIRD TERM BEGINS TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 14. Prospectwi on application to, MISS E. R. GOULDING, B.A. r JpHE LADIES' COLLEGE, RBMUERA. Principals: MRS. S. A. AND MISS A. F. MOOREJONES. ■ THIRD TERM. 1926. NOW OPEN, Phone 515-015. /"IOACHING.—PubIic Service Entrance, \J Teacbe:m', Matriculation iand Pro--189. DoSciency.—Herbert Mason,- M.A. minion Rd. TEACHERS OF DANCING, IDALLROOM Dancing, correct s«yle. quali JO Bed private tuition. Modern Dancing Studio 30. Palmerston Blrfga.. Q|)P. O.P O PARISIAN Dancing Studio. 33-40. Win" if stone's Side's, fover Smeeton's). Select T'siHonm Rb*ns Tansrht in Private Lessons. TEACHERS OF MUSIC. __ FSAKCIS CoUJ*V) AL L Having; returned trotn a Tour oi New Zealand, Will Receive Pupil# for SINGING (Itaiiai. P^P.-Ji^'^WTq 0 VIOLIN «nd HAWAIIAN INSTRUMENTS Studio: Ho. 1. at LEWIS E. EADV & SON. LTD Karangahape Road. IkyTISS AMY HANSARD. L.8.A.M.. 1)1 Medallist. _ ■Reva'i Academy of Mneic. £jjSßdo». Registered with Locdoj). pschers Kc^Btratilon Council, V® r P P P Al>pl7 ' MISS SATCHWELL, Boom 32, Academy Sldssu UpD. Queen St Or Phone 22-238.