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New Zealand Times, Volume XL, Issue 9174, 14 October 1915, Page 3

MEETINGS PROPOSED MUNICIPAL GOLF ASSOCIATION. A MEETING of those interested in the above will be held in No. 1 Committee Room. Town Hall, on FRIDAY, October loth, at 8 ,p.m. Business— To formulate a policy to assist tho Council in making the scheme a success; and general important business. JAMES McINTOSII, Hon. Secretary, 953 ■ 326. Lambton quay, \V clliuglon. SHOWS. dANAWATU AND WEST COAST AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL ASSOCIATION. THIRTIETH Grand Metropolitan Agricultural Show and Industrial Exposition, in conjunction with Manawatu Patriotic Society’s Patriotic Fair, ~ololy ‘tor the ■ benefit of our Sick ami Wounded Soldiers and Sailors’ Fund. At the SHOWGROUNDS. PALMERSTON N., November _3rd, 4th and sth, 1915. Also, — MANAWATU KENNEL CLUB’S CHAMPION ANNUAL DOG SHOW. The Great .Blood Stock Show of the Dominion. Splendid Horse and Jumping Competitions. Entries close for all classes, except Live Stock, October ,9th. Live Stock entries close October 16th. ... Schedules free on application to the Secretary. W. T. PENNY, 544 / Box 85, Palmerston North. EDUCATIONAL. PERSONAL ,v. CORRESPONDENCE TUITION. IF you ask “Which is the Better Method' of Instruction —Viva Voce or by’’ Correspondence?’’—wd nnhesitat.ngly ixnswet —“The former, ■wherever possible," . .Having had over twenty years’ experience of teaching, we know that the Living Voice is greatly superior to the Written -Word. In the* elucidation of difficult points personal explanations are infinitely more helpful than reams of written explanations. • _ For expert Personal Tuition in all CLERICAL AND PROFESSIONAL-SUB- . i. JECTS. ' Enrol at BANKS’ COMMERCIAL COLLEGE!. Woodward street, H, AMOS, Tel. 2098. jyj-USIC! MUSIC . iMUSIC! Cd per copy, ,i-r 6 for 2s 6d. Absolutely given away. Call in and inspect. Our pianists at your service. Don’t forget tho address— ANGLO-AMERICAN MUSIC STORE, 110. Cuba street, Wellington; Madame ethel berry. Late R.A.M. and Musical Mistress -Elgin College, London. ‘ PIANOFORTE AND THEORY. , Pupils prepared for Assoc. Board and Trinity College Exams. Assoc. Board, twenty-nine successes Studio—-DAVIS *fc CLATER’S BUILDINGS. 246- Lambton quay. SHORTHAND" IN THIRTY DAYS. YOU can become a Shoithand Writer in Thirty Days by learning BOYD SHORTHAND. Boyd Shorthand will bo accepted for Public Service Examinations, (ireatly reduced fees for dependents of Soldiers on active service. Call or write tor particulars, j BOYD SHORTHAND SCHOOLS, N.Z.. JOU, Customhouse quay, Wellington. PIANO PUPILS. HOW to read and play Music correctly will follow with twelve veeks’ instruction under Mr B- J. Kings midance. Terms on application at 16, QUEEN STREET, ' OH Brougham street. M R REGINALD G. BLO W, L-E.A.M. VOICE PRODUCTION AND ' SINGING. Studio. 151-153, Lambton quay. Private Address; 255, , Adelaide road. Terms on application.

MADAME SINGING. MONKMAN • DEMPSTER. Studio: Corner of Willis & Manners sts. (Above London Dental). 'Phone 1149. 393 Tt/T ADAME M. STEVENS. JVI Medallist L-A.M. Pupil Sig. Xraventi, Mr A. Visetti, . Dr Wylde and Prof. Trew. Singing. Voice Production and Pianoforte. C 7, Hopper street. 254 THE Imperial Conservatory of Music. Aliy one can learn by our method.' No scales. No drudgery. We teach from Melodies. Rooms: No. 1 and 2. Caledonian Chambers, 33. Willis street. 117 ORUSHED COKE REDUCED IN PRICE. Now Is per sack, delivered. 'Phone (4010) your order to GAS COMPANY. ,w. H. P H I L P. 97. DIXON- STREET. House, Window, and Office-Cleaning Contractor. CARPETS CLEANED AND BEATEN BY MACHINERY. All Orders Promptly Executed. 'Phone 3292 (3 rings). RON A BAY STORE AND COAL DEPOT (Next Ferry Wharf). FAMILIES waited upon. Goods delivered promptly. CHARLES RUSSELL, Proprietor. WANTED Known—F. A. Staples, Certificated ' Plumber, has' removed 'rom 216, Lambton, quay, to 139, Lamb- ; on quay (next door to Arcadia Garage), <nd is nrepared to undertake all manner' of “Plumbing, Locksmithing, Gas(itting, Electrical and Brassfonnding work. Baring -on expert staff, patrons can rely upon expedition and good workmanship in every instance, and at mode•ate prices. When you require the set vices of our staff please ring up Telephone 343. - •On Saturday last a very enjoyable dance (to raise funds to assist wounded soldiers at the front) was held in the Railway Social Hall by a committee of public servants, consisting of Mrs Masters. Misses'Caddick. Q. and V. Mclnerney, and Messrs Thomson, Andrews, Rogers, and Simpson. This is the third function hold by this committee, and altogether just on £2O has been raised, and will be forwarded to the Rev. Angus Macdonald in Egypt. . , “Uncle Tom’s Cabin” is said to have had the larrm't sale.of any novel that has ever been published. Gargle FLUENZOL