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Timaru Herald, Volume XIIC, Issue 13533, 2 March 1908, Page 3

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MUSICAL. IT is simpiv perfect, and perfectly simple, TO PLAY ON A PIANO tuned bv J K. BftYQQN (late of Glasgow, Belfast, and London). Address : R. and R. Glover, Arcade, Tiinaru. PIANOS AND ORGANS.—HaIf the Pianos we sell go to People who never sue them until taken out of the packing case, yet we never fail to give satisfaction. Just send us a line for lernis and particulars of our Hire System of Purchase. Good value and satisfaction guauanteed. F. HOWELL AND CO., 13 and 14 Octagon, Dunedin. Our Mr Cox visits Timaru periodically to interview prospective purchasers*. I S S M. FOSTER is prepared to take PUPILS FOR THE VIOLIN. Address : 89 ARTHUR 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, have RESUMED TEACHING. Pupils prepared for all Examinations. Railway Concessions to Country Pupils. Address: STAFFORD ST. NORTH. M 1 SS VIOLET HEALEY is prepared to take PUPILS FOR VTOLIN. Address : NORTH ST. (near Craigio Avenue). H MISS L. M. FIT -i SELL, A.T.C.L. (PIAM v "i|, AS RESUMED TEACHING. Pupils visited. Address : RUSSELL SQUARE, TIMARU. MISS JEANNIE C. ANDERSON, CERTIFICATED VOCALIST Trinity Col., London, is prepared to receive PUPILS for VOICE PRODUCTION, SINGING, and THEORY. Terms at Begg's and the Dresden. Address : CHURCH STREET (between Chapel St. and Grey Road). HERBERT WEBB, RGANIST AND CHOIRMASTER OF ST. MARY'S CHURCH, TIMARU. HAS RESUMED TEACHING, ORGAN, PIANO, SINGING. Private Address : Ardauicro, LeCren's Terrace. 0 A. .T, ItOONEY, M.A.C.M., L., Pu2'il of -the lale Professor Carl oi'biuidt, Awisted by Mit-:;; Rooney. MR ROONEY is an experienced Music Teacher, and is now prepared to receive Pupils in Piano, Violin (Practical), Voice Production, Singing, Hand Culture, Theory. Address: Ellangowan, Sarah St. Terms at Begg's. MR J. W. WHITE, BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR, Crown Solicitor, Notary Public, HAS MONEY to advance in any sr.m<> required, at Current, Rates, repay able by if go desired bj fcer