The reproach has been often levelled against Wellington that the people as a whole take small interest in matters artistic. That this generalisation is quite undeserved has been amply proven by the principal of Gilby's College, Christchurch. For some years chis institution has been conducting art courses taught by correspondence, and it is reported that the enrolments from ‘Wellington are well in excess of those from any other centre in the Dominion. This in itself is very con-.-incing proof that there is no scarcity af art lovers in the city. Gilby's Coiege announce the formation of new classes in our advertising columns, and, if anv augury may be taken from the past, there will be a wide response to their announcement, “Barolla” is recommended by doctors for those wbo sufler from weak digestion. Barolla milk pudding has no rival. Try
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New Zealand Times, Volume XL, Issue 8961, 6 February 1915, Page 9
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