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Timaru Herald, Volume XC, Issue 13265, 20 April 1907, Page 2

Bit of all Right.—" While out shooting the other day," says R. London, merchant, Maidon (Vic), "I strained the calf, of my leg so badly that I was unable to walk, and had to be assisted iuto my gig. On reaching honle I had Chamberlain's Pain Balm rubbed in. It certainly warmed,up that part of my body, but it did the work, and, to my great relief and pleasure, all the soreness was gone by the next day, and I was able to walk. Chamberlain's Pain Balm is a bit of all right, and I now speak from personal experience, a<? well as a' storekeeper who has sold it for jaars." For sale by J. C, Oddie. ... MUSICAL. ASSOCIATED BOARD OP ROYAL ACADEMY OF MUSIC AND ROYAL COLLEGE OF 'MUSIC ENTRIES for THEORETICAL EXAMINATIONS close on MAY. Ist, at Canterbury College. Applicants for entry forms must state which; of the following forms they require:— . 1. Local Cahtre Examinations. ;.; 2. School Examinations. (a) Primary Division. (b) Lower Division. (c) Higher Division. (d(/Rudiments of Music. Entries for School Examinations must bear the signature of the Teach o r. ' A. CRACROFT WILSON, Registrar. Canterbury College, Christclrureh, 19th April, 1907. MR HERBERT WEBB i/i/ILL be glad to receive PUPILS for ORGAN, PIANO, AND SINGING, after the Ist of May. M U SI C. "ISS HALL and iher Assistant MisVJL tress have RESUMED THEIR LESSONS. .'. Term qari begin at, any time. Pupils /prepared for all Examinations. Railway concessions to country pupils. STRATHMORE, ELIZABETH STREET.. STRATHMORE: SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. ■JJTJPIL'S have been'successfully coached _L at Strathmore for the Trinity College Teachers' Examina.i'jns, South Kensington, and Matriculation. VACANCIES FOR BOARDERS. ' ' BLANCHE R, HALL. lISSI ISS AMY SMIT H, Mus. Assoc: Melb. Univ., . . HAS BESUMED TUITION. '; ; SINGING (Marchesi School). 'VIOLIN (Joachim School). .- PIANO AND HARMONY. 100 p:c. passes Royal Academy Exams: 'O4 75 p.c. passes Royal Academy Exams., 'O7 As a teacher of Singing, Miss Smith has letter of recommendation from Mdlle. Dolores. ' '' . Railway Concessions to Country Pupils. Terms at Begg's. Address: LATTER STREET.' MISS FITZGERALD, L.A.8., and MISS ESTHER FITZGERALD, A.T.C.L., Senior Silver Medallist, Asso. Board exam.. Teachers of PIANO, HARMONY, and COUNTERPOINT. Pupils prepared for aU Examinations. . Railway Concessions to Country Pvpils. Address: . ' . BANK STREET, near Chalmers Church. MR J-. GILLIES, Conductor of . the Tirmtru Philharmonic Society. SINGING (Voice Production) and PIANO (Theory, Harmony, and Counterpoint). Puoils coached for all examinations. Reduced railway fares to country pupils. HAS RESUMED TEACHING. Terms begin from pupil's first lesson. Address " GLENELG," ov Begg and Co Telephone 201. ,y.: R ED GAR R A NTD A L (Organist and Choirmaster, Trinity Presbyterian Church). TEACHER OF PIANOFORTE AND ORGAN. Terms, etc. ,at Begg's. At Trinity Church every afternoon (except Thursday) from 2 p.m. B. B. De LOOZE, TEACHER OF- PIANOFORTE, SING. ING, and VOICE PRODUCTION. : Address : CAMPBELL STREET, MAORI HILL. . . DANCE MUSIC. MR MAT HUNTER'S STRING BAND is open for Engagement-for the' coming Season. For particulars apply No. 5, King Street, or MTLNER AND THOMPSON, Arcade. . J. W. PHILLIPS, TEACHER OF CLARIONET, is • now prepared to receive Pupils. Open for engagements for Orchestral work. Address : RATHMORE STREET, TIMARU. or Begg's.