_:.■•■ MISS HALL' HAS COM3IENCED TEACHING. _ .New Term Commenced June 4th. Pupxls Prepared for all Examinations* -„„,„ Assisted by MISS MORGAN, L.A.8.", and A.T.C.L. (Pupil of Miss Hall.) MRS McGLASHAN, TEACHER OF PIANOFORTE, VIOLIN, MANDOLIN, Has Resumed Tuition. Terms begin! from First Lesson. Address: 155 CHURCH ST. Timaru. MISS NOURISH, A.T.C.L., TEACHER OF PIANO AND VIOLIN... Pupils Prepared for Examinations. Address: 12 ELIZABETH ST. MR ALFRED W. V. VINE. F.R.C.0., A.R.C.M.. L.R.A.M. Tuition, given on Organ and Piar**forte, in Singing, Voice Production, Theory of Music, Harmony, and Counterpoint, Elementary and Advanced. Terms begin from First Lesson. Concessions to Country Pupils. Address—Ruihi, No. 7 SARAH ST. Telephone No. 488. MR B. A. de LATOUR, Orchestral Conductor, and Teacher of VIOLIN, MANDOLINE, and BANJO. Vacancies far a. few pupils. Firstclass Orchestra open for Concerts, Balls- etc. Orchestra meets for practice Mondays, 7.45. All interested are invited to join. Studio: GEORGE ST. (opp. Assembly Rooms), MISS SUCR'JE, L.A.8., PIANOFORTE AND THEORY. Has Resumed Tuition. . Address: 109 CHURCH ST. Moments as Important as Years. SUCH is the ons when you consider whether you will qualify. You think of it. You know of its advantages. _ But- how often do you put it off. You think that you are too busy just now—you will qualify later on. Be careful. You may drift yet into_ a ruck. Then some day you will receive a jolt. You will lose the chance of a good position solely because you were not prepared for it. Prepare'for a better position and "Digger pay. Let us send von narticulars of our 'Course in PRACTICAL BOOK-KEEPING, or in ACCOUNTANCY or in ADVERTISEMENT 'WRITING or in SHORTHAND, or in PREPARATION FOR THE MATRTCULATION. th* PUBLIC SERVICE, tbp TEACHERS', the LAW. or the UNIVERSITY BOOKKEEPERS* EXAMINATIONS. Say just which interests you and write today. Class or Correspondence structionAddress: HEMINGWAY AND ROBERTSON'S Correspondence Schools Ltd., AUCKLAND. P.O. Bos 51G. RAILWAY DISLOCATION. ■ ATEST REPORTS indicate that it will be a. CONSIDERABLE TIME before ordinary traffic is resumed. There will then be a GREAT DEMAND FOR TRUCKS thus causing further delav. We therefore SPECTFULLY ADVISE Country Contractors and Clients to send TEAMS or MOTOR LORRIES to our yards for their BUILDING MATERIAL. JOHN JACKSON AND CO. r '.-,.'.{--,: Timber Merchant^ •>;; ':'- ""■■; TIMARTJ. (A Card). C. H. BARRIE, UNDERTAKER, No. '25 Elizabeth St., i . TIMARU, ' Successor to Messrs J. E. Beckingham, Limited. iITJNERALS conducted in any part of Town or Country. Phone 324. Private Address, Gray Rd.
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Timaru Herald, Volume CVIII, Issue 16883, 2 August 1919, Page 6
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