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Otago Daily Times, Issue 23108, 6 February 1937, Page 18

EDUCATIONAL QTAGO BOYS' HIGH SCHOOL ENROLMENT OF BOARDERS Boarders for the School Hostel (Campbell House) are now being enrolled. The Manager is Mr J. Williams, B.Sc, the Senior Assistant Master of the School, who has the assistance of two other resident masters and of a capable and experienced Matron (Miss Gravatt). A wise control is exercised over Boarders, proper guidance and assistance is given in their evening preparation, and every attention is paid to their health and comfort. The full boarding fee is £l9 per term (three terms in the year). Lower, rates for those not in residence at week-ends. Those who require to live away from home in order to obtain secondary education are entitled to receive from the Government a boarding allowance of 5s per week. A deduction of 10s is also allowed if the fee is paid within 30 days after the beginning ° f th A the School Prospectus and other information will be supplied on application to the Undersigned. r ' M<LEAN Secretary, Otago High Schools Board. . 236 Moray place, Dunedin, C.l. gEGG'S GROUP PIANO CLASSES Principal: Miss I. M. NOBLE. RESUME SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 9 a.m. ENROLMENTS NOW BEING MADE AT THE OFFICE. Fee 10s per term. Payable in advance. BEGGS, Princes street. UNE D I N ACAD __✓ \JX ELOCUTION, PIANOFORTE AND SINGING gHEILA NEILSON> F . T .C.L.. ~„,._, ,„ , e _, t . 1936 Successes include: Junior Scholarship, Girls 12-16, Boys 12-16. Elocution Championships, Junior and Senior, Half Hour Entertainments, Second Champion of Champions. Students also successful in Examinations: Miss BERTHA RAWLINSON, Mus.Bac, L.R.S.M. Winner at the Sydney Eisteddfod, 1936, of Melba Memorial Trophy for Champion of Champions, Open Vocal Championship of Australia, the Cup for Australian Song, was Second for Oratorio, and Third for Welsh Song. STUDIO: A.M.P. Buildings, Princes street. Resumes Tuition MONDAY, FEBRUARY 8.

KING EDWARD TECHNICAL COLLEGE On MONDAY, MARCH 1, all classes controlled by the Technical School Board will reopen, namely:— 1. TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL: Fulltime courses in ART, COMMERCE, DOMESTIC SCIENCE, BUILDING, ENGINEERING, and ALLIED TRADES. 2. SENIOR SCHOOL OF COMMERCE (day), providing rapid tuition in shorthand, typewriting, bookkeeping, English, and commerce for students of about matriculation standard. 3. DUNEDIN SCHOOL OF ART (day and evening), full-time and parttime courses. 4. EVENING SCHOOL—6 to 9 p.m. Mondays to Fridays, also Saturday mornings. SYLLABUSES, ETC. Prospective students should consult the Prospectus of that division of the College which they wish to enter. A copy of the Evening School Prospectus will be posted to members of last year's Evening School about February 8. ENROLMENTS—EnroIments will be received as under: — All Day Classes: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, February 22, 23, 24, between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m., or by post. All Evening Classes: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, February 22, 23, and 24, between 4 p.m. and 9 p.m. INTERVIEWS.—The Principal and Heads of Departments will be available for interviews on the days set apart for enrolments. OFFICE.—The Office will be closed from February 10 to 20 (inclusive). W. G. ALDRIDGE, Principal and Secretary. . HILDA'S COLLEGIATE SCHOOL 1 (INCORPORATED), HERIOT ROW, DUNEDIN. A Boarding and Day School for Girls. (Registered by the Education Department as a Primary and Secondary School.) Course of Study—From Kindergarten to Post-Matriculation. The aim'of the School is to provide a sound education on primary and secondary school lines. Well-equipped, sunny classrooms, science laboratory, home-science kitchen, dressmaking room, and gymnasium. Preparation for all Public Examinations. The first term will begin on Tuesday, March 2, and the boarders will return the previous day, Monday, March 1, 1937. The Principal is now in residence and will see parents of intending pupils by appointment. Telephone 10-121. TOHN M'GLASHAN COLLEGE, O DTTNKnTM Primary and Secondary, Day and Boarding School for Boys. School reopens March 2. Boarders come into residence the previous evening. Forms V and VI commence Correspondence Classes on February 15. Pupils are being enrolled by letter. Prospectus on application to the Secretary. Telephones 21-307 and 13-491. j I IS S M. E. W 0 OD, A.T.C.L., L.R.S.M., RESUMES TEACHING At 131 HIGHGATE, ROSLYN, ON FEBRUARY 8. PIANOFORTE AND HARMONY. Interviews Monday, February 8, from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m., or by appointment. Former pupils at usual hour. ]\| R MAX. SCHERBK RESUMES TUITION MONDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 272 HIGH STREET. A.T.C.L. Pianoforte, A.T.C.L. Singing, Has RESUMED TEACHING AT OUTRAM. JJISS E. WRIGHT, PIANOFORTE AND THEORY, RESUMES TEACHING ■ MONDAY, FEB. 8, .50 UNION STREET. ji/riSS RENA SIMPSON, A.T.C.L., RESUMES TUITION MONDAY. FEBRUARY 8. PIANOFORTE AND THEORY. 57 Beach street, St. Clair. ADVERTISING is accepted as a necessary part of modern business promotion. It has won a place for itself in virtually every industry. Rightly directed and prepared, advertising has proved that it can return a profit to the advertiser. But advertising should always be considered as a business enterprise, and not as d magic formula for unearned succesi.

'IANOFORTE AND THEORY. MISS ALICE M. GEORGE RESUMES TUITION ON FEBRUARY 8, At her Residence, 74 PRESTON CRESCENT, BELLEKNOWES, And also at KIRKLAND HALL, GREEN ISLAND. OICE PRODUCTION, SINGING. INTERPRETATION IN OPERATIC WORKS. SIGNOR GIOVANNI STELLA (MAESTRO DI CANTO) \ RESUMES TUITION On MONDAY, FEBRUARY 8, At " THE STUDIOS," 225 HIGH STREET. HANO, VOICE PRODUCTION, SINGING. SIGNORA ANNA STELLA (Formerly Mme Martinelli Reggiardo) RESUMES TEACHING On MONDAY, FEBRUARY 8, At *• THE STUDIOS," 225 HIGH STREET. I O N, TRAINING AND DRAMATIC ART. MISS BESSIE THOMSON, RESUMES TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 9. Studio: Cr. Stuart street and York place. Tel. 12-019. OICE PRODUCTION SINGING. MEDA PAINE RESUMED TEACHING. Allbell Chambers, Stuart street. ' VOICE PRODUCTION. MISS ANITA WINKEL L.T.C.L., RESUMES TUITION On MONDAY, FEBRUARY 8, Studio, 17 SMITH STREET. Saturday Morning Classes and Choir will Commence when Schools Reopen. Assistant: Miss EDNA LUNGLEY, L.T.C.L. PIANOFORTE AND THEORY. ROMA BAKER, A.T.C.L., Trinity College (London) Exhibitioner, WILL RESUME TEACHING At Studio, 41 Upper Stuart street, On MONDAY, FEBRUARY 8. Children's Group Classes Commence March 1. Enrol early. Phone 13-259. ISS J. MILLIGAN, L.R.S.M., L.T.C.L., PIANOFORTE AND THEORY, RESUMES TUITION, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 8, . At 337 Highgate, Maori Hill. >IANOFORTE. COLIN OLIVER (Fellow of Trinity College, London; L.R.S.M., Lond., Singing). Pupils arc Prepared for Competitions, 1937, and Trinity and Royal Schools' Examinations. Please Call at Residence and Studio, 477 KING STREET, Or Phone 12-165. 'R S MUN RO, L. ITJL TEACHER OF PIANOFORTE, VIOLIN, AND SINGING, RESUMES TEACHING MONDAY, FEBRUARY 8, At her Residence, 5 Baker street, Caversham. A DVERHSING pays its way, often many A. times over. It will permit lower nrices through increased volume. It can reduce selling costs. It can lessen the time in which a product moves from factory to consumer.