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Taranaki Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 144851, 1 December 1915, Page 4

We have Something Good to offer you. f CREPE de CHINES’ 40 Inches wide; all pure silk; in saxe bitie, grey, purple, navy, pink, sky, cream, while, black. 2/11 a yd. WMD, Cash Draper

EDUCATION NOTICES. WHY YOU SHOULD STUDY I TTICONOMICS HiCONOMXCS And Modern tctistory. ODERN -OLISTORY. A knowledge of these important subjects will increase your efficiency both as a worker and a citizen. No business can be successfully conducted except on economically sound lines. No social or political problem can be satisfactorily solved without a clear understanding of economic principles and of the march of historical events. Hitherto it has been difficult to (b----tain reliable and explicit tuition in these fascinating subjects; hut that difficulty no longer exists—for YOU . • BANKS’ Commercial OMMEKCIAL v.-'OLLLGit, WELLINGTON, now provides a Home-Study Course of Interesting Lectures, running into some hundreds of typewritten pages. These were specially prepared for this College by ME. B. E. MURPHY. ALA., LL.B. (First-class Honours m Mental and -Moral Philosophy), Banister and Solicitor, who supervises the -work of every student. .... Instruction couched in simple language. Every point fully and cleady explained. Periodical Written tests and Exercises. No Text Books required. Write To-day for Full Particulars. WOODWARD ST., WELLINGTON. P.O. Box 162. H. AMOS, Director, M ISS B vkltn D OWLING, TEACHER OF THE VIOLIN (Gold Medallist). HALF-TERM BEGINS NOV. 1. TERMS (m adtducej: Per Term £2 2s £1 10s £1 6s Per Week 1 hour. J hour. ihour. Miss Uowiiug will visit Cbetwode Gills' School and Buys’ and Girls’ High Schools as required. Agent for New Stylo Violin and V loia. Address: 193, POVvHEniIA'M Si'. M ISS M ATInE P EA " T (Miss Hence Maude, late of “The v Court Cards' 5 ). Pupd of Professor Henry Stanley, of London, Desires Pupils for SINGING (VOICE PRODUCTION).' Highest references. For particulars apply to Hoffmann’s or Collier's, dTc3B

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