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New Zealand Times, Volume LXXI, Issue 3955, 22 January 1900, Page 3

JOHN W. HILL, VOICE SPECIALIST. j VOICE TRAINING FOE SINGERS, I SPEAKERS AND ''STAMMERERS. A NATURAL method of using the voice -Ti- whereby ease and pleasure is experienced in singing or speaking. Those who have a tendency towards consumption should take easy vocal exercises, no matter how thin and weak their voices may seem to be. Deep breathing a special feature of instruction. "THE ACADEMY," j Room No. 7 (Upstairs), EXCHANGE BUILDINGS. Hours—lo to 12, 2 to 5. Mr Hill -will resume teaching February 1, 1900. "V 302 [A Card.] EDUCATIONAL—LANGUAGES. MRS GHAS. WORSLEY, rjdEACHER OP FRENCH & GERMAN. For terms apply at the Studio, 153, Lambton quay, from 9.30 to 12 a.m., Wednesdays and Saturdays. Course commences with pupil. [A Card.] CHARLES NT WORSLEY, ARTIST. STUDIO. 153, LAMBTON QUAY (Over Mr Tisdall’s). Lessons in. Oil and Water-colour Painting. Terms at Messrs McGregor Wright and Co.’s, or at the Studio. ' 207 MADAME ROZALY MERZ, Specialist in Voice Production, WILL resume Teaching on TUESDAY, January 23rd. Full particulars may be : obtained ; at j Madame Merz’s residence, 7, May street, I or at the Warehouse of the-Dresden Piano Company. 167 GIRLS’ HIGH SCHOOL. WELLINGTON. rHE School reopens on THURSDAY, Ist February, 1900. The Lady Prinipal will receive , parents and. guardians if pupils on Wednesday, 31st January. The School, Year is divided into three L’erms. Fees, including stationery—Upper school, *24 8s per term; Lower School, 23 10s'8d per term. . , Children under 10 half fees. A dialount of 10 per cent, allowed on fees paid fithin ten;-days' f rom the beginning of each erm. T‘.weiity-five per cent, deducted from he fees of any 1 pupils from the same 'amily above the number of .two attending sither the Girls’-High School or the Wellington College. . . Last year the Sixth Form included twelve jupils, tfln of whom had passed the ' Matriculation Examination before being moved uto the class. Seventy girls over fifteen r ears of age attended the School during ,899.: Half of all the First-class Passes n the first examination of the: Victoria College were gained.by former pupils ot the School.. 1 1 :’’ ’ ■ < ... » Sir Robert Stout, at-the presentation ot Prizes on the 14th December, said— At the present time,! know of no Girls High School ithat stands so high in the Umveriity Examinations - as the Wellington jirls'High School.” - „ . Information as to the pupils :an be obtained from the Secretary. , CHAS. P. POWLES, , . Secretary. Phoenix Chambers, Lambton quay. 763 ST. FRANCIS' XAVIER’S ACADEMY FOB YOUNG LADIES, Arlington street, Wellington. ; TERMS: BOARDERS , £3O per annum, payable , quarterly in advance. , DAT SCHOLARS— 2Ss per quarter, in j - ; advance, ] THHE School Course includes every branch A of a superior English Education, with Latin, French, Mathematics, Bookkeeping (as desired), and all kinds of plain ind art Needlework. The Extras, at moderate fees, are Piano, Violin, Singing, Painting and Uphipwork lessons. A .nominal fee for Shorthand lessons. No' extra charge for preparing the pupils for the University, Civil Service, Teachers’ Certificates and trinity College Musical Theory, Exams. School re-opens February sth. St. P. Xavier will ,be at home from February Ist, and may be at any time communicated with by letter at, the Academy, or at ‘'Helenstower," Seafoun. 106 Kindergarten - and upper school, CLIFTON TERRACE. Principal ... MISS FRANCIS. School re-opens On TUESDAY, 23rd inst, 291 • . Education Board Office, Wellington,,l9th January, 1900. ISLAND BAY SCHOOL. ‘ THE. New School will be Opened on TUESDAY, the 23rd Inst.' A. DORSET, 241 ' Secretary. JJROUGHAM HILL SCHOOL, Ellice street and Ellice avenue. Principals ... MRS & MISS SHEPPARD. The next term will begin February Ist. 191 IN AID OP THE WIDOWS’ AND ORPHANS' WAR FUND. SONS OF THE EMPIRE. PHOTOGRAVURE after the original painting by Harry Payne. Military Details approved ‘by the Commander-in-j Chief, Field-Marshal Viscount Wolseley. | Every copy bears his Lordship’s autograph. PRICE—SIX SHILLINGS AND SIXPENCE, Orders received, by ; McGREGOE WRIGHT AND CO„ Lamßron quay. 973