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Timaru Herald, Volume XIIC, Issue 13840, 27 February 1909, Page 2

LOST AND FOUND. In Stafford Street or Wai-iti Road, a LARGE BROWN PURSE, containing money. Reward. Finder please return to THIS OFFICE. RELIGIOUS. CHURCH OF CHRIST. [R GEO. ALDRIDGE preaches in xtjL the SOPHIA STREET HALL, TO-MORROW (Sunday). Fellowship Meeting 11 a.m., Evening Service 6.30 p.m. Subject—"The Question of Questions: A Matter of Lite and Death." All, arc cordially invited. Bring your Sankey's. H O I) I S T C H U R. C H. I>X SERVICES TO-MORROW.' Tiniaru, 11—Mr A. Stead; 6.3o—Missioner L. Bournenian Neale. Special sermon to young men, subject: "The Cry •of the Times-^-Wanted young men." Parcora, 11 —Missioner -Neale ; 6.30 — Supply. Fairview 3—Mr Howard; '7 —Mr G. Ellis. Kingsdown, 3 Missioner Neale: 7 —Mr H. Brown. Pareorii East, 11—Mr H. Brown. Waimataitai, 11 —Mr Vogeler-; 6.30 —Mr A. Stead. TRINITY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. <~l ERVICES TO,-MORIIOW. rJ Barnard St., 11 o'clock and 6.30 o'clock —Rev. Win. Marshall. Salisbury, 3 o'clock —Rev. -Wm. Marshall. • " Cullmanutown, 6.30 o'clock-Mr AA m. Anderson. Gleniti, 6.30 o'clock—Mr J. M. Miller. ARVEST THANKSGIVING. SERJLL VICES' will be held at OTAIO, 11 a.m. TO-MORROW. Rev. Chappie, preacher. ESK VALLEY, 3 p.m., TO-MORROW. Rev. Chappie, preacher. SABBATH, MARCH 7th. SOUTHBURN, 11 a.m. Rev. Olphert, preacher. ST. ANDREWS, 3 p.m. Rev. Olphert, .preacher. MAKIKIHI, 7 p.m. Rev. Olphert, preacher. SABBATH. MARCH 21st. P ARBOR A, EAST, 7 - p.m. Rev. Chappie, preacher. DANCING. JE. LOWE will commence his . Children's Class THIS" AFTERNOON, 2.30, in the Sophia Street Hall, Fee £1 ss. per term. .Waltzing taught in three private-, lcssohs —success guaranteed. Time limited. Fee £1 Is. J. E. LOWE, No. 3 North St., near Beach. DANCING,. Deportment and Physical Exercises. —Mrs, Alfred Curtis begs to advise the residents of ■'Tiniaru that.she will commence her.2nd Season at tho Assembly Rooms, Friday, March the sth. Beginners 'Class from 7to 8 p.m., Practice Classes from 8 to 10 p.m. Children's Class Saturday mornings from 10.30 a.m. to 12.30 p.m. The latest Dances taught, viz.,. Two Step, Yclcta, Imperial Waltz and French Cottillion. Also Fancy Dances. Terms: One Guinea: per term;. reduc : tion for families. Mrs Curtis, will be at the Assembly Rooms after the first express • from the South, to receive pupils, etc., on March the sth, 1909.

EDUCATIONAL. MR "WM. GREENE, ARTIST, jTILL re-open the Royal Arcade ' Studio on" FEB. loth.' ' Tuition given in all Classes of Drawing, Painting and Modelling! Special: Class lor .Children oiico a week. MRS GREENE will give Lessons in Metal' "Work, Enamelling and Stencilling. She is now forming a Class fertile study of German (Berlitz method). MISS E. HOOP El!, f riEACHER OF ' PAINTING A\ D JL 'DRAWING, ' resumes Feb. 2nd. Terms ; begin any date. Lessons give nin " Yelvutint "., Photo Colouring. Address: ■•■ . AWATERE, GREY ROAD. BTRATHMORE SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, )UPILS have been successfully coached at Strathmore for the Trinity College Teachers' Examinations,' South Ken-. Bington, and Matriculation. School re-opens Wednesday, February 10th. , . VACANCIES FOR BOARDERS. ■ BLANCHE R HALL .EDUCATIONAL. MRS DE RENZIE MATHIAS, ARTIST, is now prepared to take Pupils for OIL PAINTING and RELIEF CARVING. Terms can commence any time; Special CUibs for Children held Saturday' afternoon. Addross: QUEEN ST. (opposite Park). TLMARU TKCHNJCAL SCHOOL. QHOULD there be knj'licieiit inducement, an EXAMINATION OF PLUMBERS AND DHAJN LAYERS wilL be conducted ut the Tiniiint Technical School v at an early dale. Applicants please communicate with the Director at oiico. Education. Ol'lici

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