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Timaru Herald, Volume XIIIC, Issue 14141, 26 February 1910, Page 2

FTHENDERS are invited up till Noon, J. SATURDAY, sth March, for PURCHASE AND REMOVAL of Two Shops and Dwelling, corner of North and Rose Streets. Particulars at our Office. WALTER PANTON & SON, Architects. ■RENDERS will be received up to Noon on WEDNESDAY, the 9th March, for the Erection of a RESIDENCE (alternate tenders Brick and Wood), off Wai-iti Road, for Mrs A. Wigley. Plans and Specification may be seen at my Office. T. COULTHARD-MULLIONS, Architect. LEVELS COUNTY COUNCIL. rpENDERS will be received until 4 -*- p.m., TUESDAY, March Ist, for REFORMING 100 Chains of Old North Road, and SUPPLYING 600 c. yds PIT GRAVEL on W T ashdyke Flat Road. THOMAS BLACK, County Surveyor. FOR SALE BY TENDER. MASONIC HOTEL, ST. ANDREWS. FREE HOUSE FOR EVERYTHING. I HAVE been instructed by Mr C. WEDERELL (who. is retiring through ill-health) to INVITE TENDERS FOR THE PURCHASE 01'' THE FREEHOLD of the

MASONIC HOTEL, ST. ANDREWS, comprising of about 20 roams, stables, and outbuildings, r..nd about J aero of land. This Hotel is situated in the centre of a large farming district, and is close to Pareora Freezing Work*, and is one of the best countrv hotels in the South Island. The time for closing of Tenders has been Extended until February 28th. Full particulars and letter to inspect can be oht:i,n.-d from the undersigned, to whom Tenders are to be sent- The highest or any Tender not necessarily accepted D. MA HONEY. Stafford' Street, r iimuru. riON BOARD. TENDERS FOE. SCHOOL SITES. TENDERS Trill be received by tJi undcrsisnied ira to the 71 MARCH for LEASES" of the follow™ School Site Reserves from 'the date named to the Ist April, 1917: Place, leraldine Fla Present Area. tenant Date ; sao A. Kelman 1 Ar>r sae F. Mannin*- 7 Mpt 39ac C. M-ss lOc't 30ac C. Moss 1 Oct sac J. Fraser 1 Sep oac J?. a . i\e Sac R. •Riddl R. 'Riddle- 10.-t W. Connell 1 Sei) Conditions on apolication.

JEANNIE C. ANDERSON, A.T.C.L., VOCALIST, TEACHETt OF SINOTNG. VOTCE PRODUCTION. r,M,-l TTTTORY, HAS RESUMED LESSONS. Pupils successfully coached in Accompaniments for Examinations. ADDRESS: CHURCH ST. MR IRVIN MOORE, OPvGANIST Chalmers Church, Local Representatives R.A.M., oaves Lc-ssons in PIANOFORTE and ORGAN PLAYING, and HARMONY. 72 GREY ROAD. MUSIC. MISS HALL has resumed teaching Pupils prepared for al} Examinations. Railway Concessions to country pupils. Terms may begin at anv time. MISS MARION HAY.L.A.B., Assis-tsl-1 Music Mistress (pupil of Miss Hall). STRATHMORE, ELIZABETH ST. MR WILLIAM FISHWICK, L.A.8., A.T.S.C., V_r PreEvterian Church, is open to receive intending Pupils for the following subjects: Piano, Violin, Harmony, Theory, etc. Exams, in R.A.M. and R.C.M. a speciality. Terms and particulars apply Begg and Co., or No. 7 Seaview Terrace, Attenborough. "ISB E. FITZGERALD .tx A.T.C.L. (Senior Silver Medallist Ass. Board of R.A.M. and" R.C.M.), has resumed Teaching. Pupils prepared for all Examinations. Railway Concessions to Country Pupils.

ADDRESS: STAFFORD ST. NORTH

"IBS ETHEL HOOPER resumes Lessons in DRAWING AND PAINTING, FEB. 9th. Lessons given in Velvotint Phototinting, Sketching from Nature. Address: AWATERE, GREY ROAD. J. -GILLIES AS resumed Teaching Pianoforte -■_■- and Singing (Voice Production, Theory, Harmony, and Counterpoint). Railway Concessions to country pupils. Term begins from .pupil's first lesson. Address: GLENELG, Sa ? ah St.; Begg's, or The Dresden. Telephone 201. TIMARU COLLEGE OF MUSIC. H. NEVILL-SMITH. SINGING —Personal pupil of Jacques Bouhy, formerly leading Bass, Paris Opera. PlANO.—Personal pupil Virgil Clavier School, London and Berlin. VlOLlN.—Personal pupil Selvcik and Joachim. Accompaniment Lessons. At Home to intending pupils daily, 1-2, 5-7. Termfi at and H. NevillSmith; MISS EStSBR J. KELLY, 'IERTIFICATBD TEACHER OF / PIANOFORTE, Trinity Collece, London, HAS RESUMED LESSONS. Pupils prepared for Examinations. Address: » 81 LATTER STREET, *TIMARU. PIANO AND ORGAN TUNING. Elizabeth St.. Timara, is prepared to tune and thoroughly renovate all mates Pianos and Organs. Tone and .Touch restored. Pianos thoroughly overhauled. Mr Bruhsden has tpstiindnials for successful:work from Madame Ada Crossley, " Percy Grainger Kubelik, and other well-known artists! Address: 18 ELIZABETH ST.. TJMARB.