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New Zealand Times, Volume XLVII, Issue 10811, 29 January 1921, Page 8

Further Bargains at C. SMITH’S Our Summer Sals is proving in values, as well as in public enthusiasm, the greatest Sale of the kind we have ever held* Sea these special Items early to-day. :: LADIES' DRESSES—In smart floral voile and striped cambric. Worth 49/6 to 69/6 Special to Clear 28/6 each LADIES' WHITE VOILE good styles. Usually 8/n Sale Prloes 6/11, 8/11, 10/6, 12/6 BLOUBEB —ln k 'll, 10/6, 13/9, 18/9 « LADIES' GABARDINE DRESS SKIRTS In fawn only. Usually 3S /-, 49/6 Sale Prices 15/e, le'/8 LADIES’ ARTIFICIAL SILK BPORTS COATS—In saxe, grey, violet, sky, and pink. Usually 59/6, 69 16, 89/6 Sale Pnces 29/6, 38/6, 49/6 No goods on approval during Sale. We do not enter any goods at Sale Prlfcee. CSMITHI™

After a residence of more than eight yearn in Europe and America, where be studied with Madame Teresa Carreno and other world-renowned artists, Mr Gordon Short, a brilliant Australian- teacher and concert performer, has decided to settle in Wellington, where ho will co-operate with Mr H. H. Davies, the well-known exponent of the famous Sevcik system for the violin, in forming a school for pianoforte and violin-playing. Whilst abroad, Mr Short had excellent opportunities for investigating modern ideas# in all the chief musical countries. All branches of pianoforte and violin-playing will receive attention from these two teachers and their staff of assistants. Features of the programme will be druses in musical interpretation and the Dal-' csreze system of eurythmics, the latest method for developing the sense of rhythm. McGill University. Montreal, is in financial difficulties owing to the increased cost of books, paper, chemicals, and many other necessary things, and a big campaign is 'being carried on throughout Canada to raise additional fnnds by public subscription. . BEST FOR CHILDREN! Make your own family cough mixture. [■ Use “HEENZC” (HEAN'S SSSSNCXrr - easy to make, pleasant to taka y