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Waikato Independent, Volume XXII, Issue 2578, 29 July 1922, Page 1

Keep what you want, cast what you can,and expect nothing back once lost or once given. -Ruskin.

Musical Tuition. W. L. RICHDALE (Late pupil of Siguor Vitta and Silvia Truda) TEACHER OF VIOLIN AND THEORY. Pupils coached for all Examinations. .Will be in attendance at Oddfellows’ Hall EVERY AFTERNOON From 2 to 4. IyjADAME pLORRY J^OSGOE TEACHER OF SINGING AND VOICE PRODUCTION i Studio: Presbyterian Hall, Cambridge. TUESDAY EACH WEEK Term may commence any date MISS F. WILKINSON, HI.C.M. Teaeher of Pianoforte, Theory and Harmony DICK ST., CAMBRIDGE (Close to School). Pupils prepared for higher and local examinations. Highest testimonials. Terms on Application. Public Notices. SCHOOL OF DANCING SCHOOL OF DANCING Marie Austin .... Principal. Second Term commencing- July 28. Private Lessons by Appointment. MISS AUSTIN, Who has just returned from Sydney, has pleasure' in announcing that she has commenced classes in Cambridge. Lessons will be given in Eurythmies, the latest Ball-room and Ballet Dancing, Physical Culture and The Jazz. Class-room: SOUTER’S BJJILDINGS Duke .St., Cambridge. FRIDAY EVENINGS, from 7.30. * SATURDAY MORNINGS, from 10. v” PIANOFORTE REPAIRS To the Residents of Cambridge aHd Surrounding Districts. MR. W. J. LITCHWARK las much pleasure in announcing that ie has started business in Cambridge tB a Pianoforte Tuner and Repairer, md hopes by paying strict attention to msiness to merit a fair share of their patronage. Orders may be left at White’s Music Shop, or Phone 195.