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Timaru Herald, Volume XCIV, Issue 14400, 23 March 1911, Page 2

RELIGIOUS. ST. ANDUKWK PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. ■: MR TiI'LER will conduct-Services (111 Sunday, March !2IUh, as follows: —Kohiku 1.1 a.m.j Otaio 3 p.m. ; Poreora E. 0.30 p.m. MR ALFRED W. VINE, F.R.C.0.. A.R.C.M., L.R.A.M., (Successor to J. Gillies), HAS Commenced , Tuition c_ Pianoforte, Singing, Voice Production, and Theory of Music, Hnrmonv and Counteri>omt. Pupila prepared for all examinations. Term begins from Ist teison. Railway concisions to country pupils. -Now at home. Address: Gleneig, Sarah Street. M R J. H. COOMBS, Toaclier of Violin, Viola, and Mandolinoi has resumed Teaching at his Residence. Bank Street. Rands supplied for Garden Parties, Balls, etc. MISS JISANNIIS C. ANDERSON, A.T.C.L.. Vocalist, Teacher of Singing, Voice Production, Sight Reading and Theory. Deep Breathing thoroughly taught. Accompaniment Lessons given. Railway concessions to Country Pupils. Term commonoes liny date. Address: DEE STREET. MISS NOKRISH, A.T.C.L., Teacher of PIANOFORTE, VIOLIN, THEORY, ETC. , • Has Resumed Teaching. Railway Concessions. 12, Elizabeth Street. MISS ESTHER J.. KELLY, Certificated Teacher Pianoforte, Trinity College, London, has resumed Lessons. Pupils prepared Examinations. Railway Conceosions to Country Pupils. Address: 31 LATTER STREET. TIMAP.U COLLEGE OF MUSIC. H. NEVILL-SMITH. SINGING —Personal Pupil of J acq upa Bouhy, formerly leading Bass, Paris Opera. PlANO.—Personal Pupil Virgii Clavier School, London arid Berlin. VlOLlN.—Personal Pupil Sevcik b-.kl Joachim. Accompaniment Lessons - At lomo to intending Pupils Daily, 11 -12,- 4-6, at Sophia Street 37. Terms at Beggs, and H. NeviU-Smith. EDUCATIONAL. THE CHILDREN'S DRAWING CLASS, conducted by Mrs Greene, on Saturday Mornings, will be Resumed on Saturday, March 25th. For further particulars, apply THE DIRECTOR, MRS PARK'S SCHOOL for Day Children of any aga and girl boarders. The School-house is Mrs. Mclteown's House in Elizabeth Street (next to Dr. Gabites). For terms, apply to: MRS PARK, Highfield, Timaru. D N C I N Deportment and Physical Culture. MISS FRANCIS (Assistant to Miss Cox, Christ:iiurc-h), will resume her Classes on Friday, March 24th, at the Assembly Rooms. Address: C.o. Miss Hedges. Sarah Street; or 53 Hereford Street, Christchurch. BOARDING SCHOOL AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. STRATHMORE SCHOOL ELIZABETH STREET, TIMARU. SPECIAL METHOD FOR JUNIOR SCHOOL. STAFF: Principal—MlSS BLANCHE HALL. MISS GIBBS, M.A. MISS BARKAS, M.Sc. MISS FRANCES (Christchuroh), Physical Culture. MISS N. HAY (Art- Needlework and Plain Sewing). MISS HALL, Music. MISS MARION HAY, L.A.B. (pupil of Miss Hall), Music. SENIOR SCHOOL PUPILS have been successfully Prepared for .Matriculation, Solicitors' General Knowledge, South Kensington (Science and Art), and Canterbury College Examinations. (Certificates have been .obtained in the Teachers' Drawing, "Still Life Painting aud Design). Gold, Silver and Bronze. Medals (N.Z.1.E.) Medals havo been obtained in Art Subjects by Pupils at Strathmore. Pupils have also been successfully Prepared for the Associated Board ancl Trinitv College Examinations. The L.A.B. of the 11.A.M. and R.C.JI. and A.T.CL. ant) L.T.C.L., of the Trinity College Tendon, have been obtained. The Music is under the direction of MISS HALL assisted Miss M. Hay, L.A.B. (Pupil of Miss Bo»rS«.W receive every care aud attention —as to their health, happiness, manners, and school work. School Pupils may attend Classes in Painting, Carving and Metal Work. A LITERATURE CLASS conducted by Miss Gibbs, M.A., as before, will be Wd at Strathmore. This Class is open to outside Students. A GERMAN CLASS will be formed r.t Strathmore by Miss Barkas, M.So. Tnic Cbu +.» S-hufo-nfe.