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Timaru Herald, Volume XIIC, Issue 13900, 11 May 1909, Page 2

MUSICAL, CERTIFICATED TEACt / PIANOFORTE, j _ | Trinity Colle] Engagements accepted as Pianist, a Bands from two to five performers open j for engagement for Balls and Parties. MISS SUGRUE, 1-A.8. ? TEACHER OF PIANOFORTE AND COMPOSITION, Resumes Lessons WEDNESDAY, 14th April. Pupils prepared for Examinations. Railway Concessions to Country pupils. Address: 109 CHURCH ST. MR J. GILLIES, PIANO AND SINGING, VOICETRODUCTION. lERM begins with first j_ lesson. Railway concessions v o country pupils. Address "Glenelg," Sarah,' Street (Tel. 201), or " Begg and Coy./' and "Dresden." MR J. H. COOMBS, EACHER OF VIOLIN, Viola, and Mandoline, has resumed Teaching. Bands supplied for Dances, Garden Parties, etc. Address: Bank St., or "Tho Drfl*dp« EDUCATIUNAL. MR WM. GREENE, ARTIST, AS REOPENED THE ROYAL ARCADE STUDIO. Tuition given in all Classes of Drawing, Painting and Modelling. Special Class for Children once » MRS GREENE will give Lessons it Metal Work, Enamelling and' Stencilling. She is now forming a Class foi the study of German (Berlitz method). HIGHLAND DANCING AND I DEPORTMENT. TSS RITA GLOVER will resume her Class on SATURDAY, the Ist May. For further particulars apply to MISSES R. AND R, GLOVER. Arcade. I DANCING AND DEPORTMENT. ■JTR F. P. LOWRY'S CLASSES are _f-L held every Monday Night, commencing at 7.30. Old and New Square Dancing taught. Intending Pupils are requested, to be in attendance at 7.30. Dresscutting School MISS COE, SUPERVISOR. "CLASSES DAILY FROM 10 TO 4. IMPERIAL SYSTEM TAUGHT. ARCADE CHAMBERS.

TO FARMERS. JUST ARRIVED—A Shipment oi the latest McCORMICK AND DEERING DRILLS, also new DEER and COCKSHUTT DISC PLOUGHS rroni 2to 6 furrows. Furrows can be taken off or added to either of the above Ploughs, to suit Farmers requirements.- All information of the above Implement will be given at anj time by H. H KING HAM, Corner NORTH AND LATTER .BTb Sole Agent for International Harvester Company, Timaru. Al«o Agent for Cyclone Fence and . G-*-«. AN INTERESTING PHOTOGRAPH Of MISS AMY BOCK, THE '' LADY BRIDEGROOM," DRESSED in male attire, find posiiif as "Mr Percy Redwood,'.' wi l . be on view in our vestibule To-n'ght and for the next few days. About > week before ." his " wedding Miss lioek who believes in doing things in styia called upon Pattillo, the "Bridal Photo grapher," Dunedin, and had photos o "himself" and friends taken. ■Wi are only showing the photo of Mr Red wood. This is only another proof that THI place for wedding photographs is re cognised to be pre-eminently " Pattil lo's." Bridal Groups are our speciality G.W Pattillo, THE "BRIDAL PHOTOGRAPHER,' STAFFORD STREET. - Removal Notice. T, BOWJEJEM PICTURE FRAMER AND ART DEALER, ■VTJISHEB to announce to hia n roui Customer! and the Publi that he hu gone bmok to Old Premite IN THE ASSEMBLY ROOMS. Bunnell w no*" * f "'' iwins. LAND AND COMMISSION AGENT LOWE ST., GISBORNE. I HAVE the pick of the Gisborm District for sale, and can offe: DAIRY FARMS, and SHEEP STA TIONS of'excellent quality on excep tionally easy terms. Areas from 50 to 5000 Acres, eithej Lease or Freehold. There is an excellent opening in tliii district for a Dairy Farmer witl -moderate capital. Should you wish _to purchase pro perty, drop me a line, and I shall b< pleased to forward ; particulars of somi desirable properties. ENQUIRIES INVITED. ANTED KNOWN—J. Reid ' still. making those Home-mad | Toffees, simply delicious. 86 Stafford I Street.