London, Fob. 7.—Arrived : At. Colon, Canadian Explorer; at Panama, Port Campbell. Sailed: For Now Zealand from London, Zpalandie; from Swansea, I Fort Napier; from Balboa, Raranga. Tlie Y.W.C.A. announces its programme oil physical culture for the coming session. It has been fortunate, in securing the part-time services of Miss Jean Bassett, the new tenclum of physical .training at the High School. Miss Bassett has been training for the past (wo years at the Epsom Girls' Grammar School. The training given under Miss Hutton is one of the few courses offered in this country in this important subject. The Danish system, which is the one now adopted at Epsom, is in its main methods based on the Swedish, hut the recreational side and rhythmics have beep specially developed with the result that the system makes a special appeal to the business girl. It is intended to offer a special afternoon class for ladies, and also to organise one of the evening classes on club lines with special, coaching in basketball as well ns the ordinary work.. Further particulars may bo had oil explication to the secretary.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LV, Issue 17179, 8 February 1930, Page 15
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