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Colonist, Volume LVI, Issue 13635, 25 November 1914, Page 1

' WAR NEWS.'I; "fh© Price of Flat Papers shown in , tncreair of 26 per cent. Freights haVe *lso gone up. This means. that the tost of Office Stationery must in the near future become very expensive. Look ahead and lay in a. supply from'— JACKSON AND CO., LTD., STATIONERS. . ' . . NELSON.

RING UP SO FOR— LANDAUS AND EXPRESSES.

Wool. W®ol 1014*1915 SEASON. WE are now receiving WOOL AND OTHER PROnU E at our Bulk Stores for shipment; by the S.tf. Wi'"WERA, loading uK Nelson about 16th December, Liberal advances mads. WELLINGTON SALES. We b2ve made complete arrargfmentF for ofiering *v these Sains 1* cliems desire it. Valuation■■ giyr-n prior io salo if re quired. Ibe nexi bale lakes plac^ o\v the 11th December; Catalogues close on otb December, E. BUXTON & CO., LTD. 5382 NELSON SCHOOL OF MUSIC. '(Affiliated to the Associated Board, Royal Academy of Music, and Royal College of Music, London.) TRUSTEES: —Messrs. Cock, Fell. Gibbs, King, Maginnity, and Rev. J. P. Kempthorne. STAFF:— rActing-Principai:—Mr. Eric Waters. [Teachers of Pianoforte .-—Miss Dora ' Judson, Miss Phyllis Fell, fvnd Mr. Eric Waters, Teacher of Violin:—Miss Phyllis Fell. Teacher of Singing ,Organ, and Musical Theory:—Mr. John Tait, A.R.C.O. FEES:—The full fees for Tuition, as set forth in the following list, are 90s, 14.05, 70s, and 35s respectively; but if payment is made within eight weeks after commencement of. term discount will bo allowed, making the reduced amounts as follows:— Organ:—One hour leseon p^ veek, and tnree hours' practice: tiOs per term. Other Practical Subjects : —One liaJf- . hour lesson per wp.ek: 35s per term Two half huiir lessons per | week: 60s per term. ! Jlarmony and Counterpoint:—One half ■ hour per week: 30s per term. Railway Concessions: Same as to Technical School Pupils. W. T. BRTJNDELL, V • Secretary. C/o Begg and Co., Trafalgar Street.