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Otago Daily Times, Issue 19696, 25 January 1926, Page 12

EDUCATIONAL. PIANO. SINGING. ORGAN. HARMONY. HfU W. PAGET GALE, CHOIRMASTER N.Z. AND S.S. EXHIBITION CHOIR. r RESUMES FEBRUARY 2. ‘ Interviews Studio, "Feb. 1,2 to 4 p.m. The Bristol.

W. GILLANDEES, L.T.C.L., L.A.B. of R.A.M. and R.CJM., London, 64 HIGH STREET, MUSSELBURGH. At Home Monday, February 1. RESUMES TEACHING TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 2. Pupils Usual Times. T> OSSBOTHAM’S COMMERCIAL It COLLEGE. SHORTHAND, TYPEWRITING, BOOKKEEPING, REOPENING MONDAY, JANUARY 25. STUDENTS NOW BEING ENROLLED. ROSSBOTHAM’S is the Oldest Commercial College in the Dominion. Individual Tuition. Open Day and Evening. Write or call for prospectus. Railway concessions. DOWLING STREET. 'Phone 736. 21ja JQUNEDIN FREE KINDERGARTENS REOPEN TUESDAY, 2nd FEBRUARY. There are VACANCIES for STUDENTS to TRAIN as KINDERGARTNERS. Applicants must be over 17 years of age, with at least two year’s Secondary School education. The Kindergarten Course takes 2 years, with practical experience in the various Kindergartens. Apply, by letter, to the Supervisor, Miss Dutton, Passmore crescent, Maori Hill, on SATURDAY, 30th January. K EDUCTION OF ACCOUNTANCY PEES By BANKS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, WELLINGTON. To all Students Enrolling for Accountancy Subjects before 31st January a Reduction of 20 per cent, off our scheduled fees will be allowed. NOTE THE FOLLOWING EXAM. RESULTS. Our head BOOKKEEPING AND AUDITING TUTOR—Mr E. L. Enting, 8.C0m., A.1.A., N.Z. —has coached 54 successful students in Bookkeeping, Stage 11, and 75 in Auditing during the past five years. Our LAW AND ECONOMIC TUTORS have had only Ten (10) Failures among those students who have completed our courses of work during the same period. The best New Year resolution you can make is to Join Banks Commercial College and Pass the Accountancy Exam. 11. AMOS, Managing Director of H. Amos Ltd., Proprietors of Banks Commercial College and Wellesley Boys' College. PIANO, HARMONY, THEORY. Mr CIIAS. PARNELL, Mns. Director, Empire Theatre, RESUMES TUITION on MONDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1926. N.B. Special Preparatory and Beginners’ Classes on Saturday Mornings. Children up to 14, 9 till 10; Beginners over 14, 10 till 11. Terms, etc., on application at STUDIO, 725 George street North opposite public school), or EMPIRE THEATRE. ST. DOMINIC’S COLLEGE, Dowling street. Studies will be RESUMED on TUESDAY, 2nd February. Ex-term tuition in Pianoforte, Violin, and Singing will begin on the same date. 23ja SHORTHAND-TYPISTES’ Government Examination, 1925 : 7 passes for Dunedin. Brown’s Commercial College; 3 entrants, 2 passes. PUBLIC CONVEYANCES. PENINSULA MOTOR SERA * VICE, LTD. WHITE STAR SERVICES MODERN OBSERVATION CARS. The Last Word in Comfort. CARS LEAVE QUEEN’S GARDENS DAILY, 10 a.m. and 2.30 p.m. ss—Peninsula Round Trip—ss. 5s —Leith Waitati Round Trip—sb, 3s —Moonlight Excursions, 8 p.m.—3s. No extra charge for booking. Ring 2485 or 81. SPECIAL BUSES BY ARRANGEMENT Regular Services to Macandrew’s, Broad Bay, and Portobello, as usual. Time-table Obtainable at Buses. PENINSULA MOTOR SERVICE (LTD.), 90 Princes street (above Wilkie’s).

A GLORIOUS TRI~! CAIRO'S MOTOR CARRIAGE. “THE PRINCESS SUPERIOR” Is now RUNNING DAILY a TOUR of the ENVIRONS of DUNEDIN and SURROUNDING COUNTRY. THIS UNIQUE OBSERVATION JOURNEY Takes Visitors away along the Town Belt, up into Maori Hill, on to Halfway Bush, down past Waironga, on to Outran, running into the famous Glen, across the fertile Taieri Plains, and back to the City by the South road—4s miles in all. 3 HOURS OP UNALLOYED PLEASURE EOR 7s 6d. "The Princess Superior” is the most handsome conveyance of its kind in this district, luxuriously upholstered, and delightfully easy in travelling. “THE PRINCESS SUPERIOR” Leaves the Stand, Lower High street (opposite Queen’s Gardens, DAILY— Monday to Saturday (weather permitting) at 2 p.m., returning about 5 p.m. AROUND DUNEDIN TRIP. Daily at 10 a.m., 3s. Seats may be booked for these trips at the Exhibition Fruit Store, Princes street (opposite Empire Picture Theatre). ’Phone 1288.

GLORIOUS TRIP. TWENTY-FOUR MILES BY WILSON’S COMFORT COACH. TO BEAUTIFUL BRIGHTON, Dunedin’s Favourite Seaside Resort. LEAVING GRAND PICTURES. PRINCES STREET, Daily at 10 a.m. aui 2.30 p.m. RETURN FARE 4s. Book your Seats at Moncrieff and Stewart’s, opposite Grand Pictures. ’Phone 860. MORNING and AFTERNOON TEA (Is) at Calender’s Private Hotel. 50 Miles by Aard Motor Service. Leaving Grand Pictures, Princes street. Daily 9.30 a.m., Sundays 10 a.m. Beautiful Bush and Sea Coast Scenery. C. J. HOBBS & CO. Other Trips, 5.15 n..i. and 11 p.m. (Brighton only Daiiv; also S*i’trdass 1 p.m. DON’T miss seeioa: tbo AOUAR-HlM—the best show in the Exhibition. LOVELY BRIGHTON AND TAIERI MOUTH. OTAGO WITNET3. —New A amount of reahiny lafctaHL. intce, Svi,