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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 45, Issue 13751, 1 February 1919, Page 1

SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. THAT "SHOW" SUIT. WE ARE BOOKING ORDER FOR NEXT MONTH'S SHOV PLACE YOUR ORDERS WITH &KCOI/& CO. TAILORS AND COSTUMIERS. S. MATTHEW'S CHURCH. 'THHE Special Meeting of Parishioner! "*■ called by circular in November and postponed owing to the epidemic will be held in the Old Church on SATURDAY' .March Ist, at 3 p.m. A GARDEN PARTY . WILL be held at NYMPSFILLD " High Street, KURIPUNI, (tue reHh- mdenee of Mr and Mrs A' W. Cave), on THURSDAY", FEBRUARY 13th Commencing at 2.30 p.m.. Proceeds for the Church of the Epiphany Sunday School Building Fund. Motor Cars will leave Prist Office from 2.15 p.m. *— - ST. BRIDE'S CONVENT QT. BRIDE'S CONVERT Boarding 13 and High Schools will RE-OPEN on TUESDAY, February 4th. Terms on application through the Mother Superior . Commercial Classes will be resumed. Bookkeeping from 5 to 6 p.m. on Mondays and Thursdays. Shorthand '■ to 6 p.m. on Tuesdays Fridays. T>r Typewriting from sto 6 p.m on Wednesdays and Saturdays. Junior Classes on Wednesdays Senior Classes on Saturdays. S. MATTHEW'S SCHOOL FOR GIRLS MASTEETON. VEXT TEEM begins on TUESDAY, ■*■* February 4th. The Principal, Miss Isaacson, will be ii:- attendance at the School on WEDifjSDAY, January 29th Ist, and MONDAY, February 3rd, from 2 to 4 p.m.. to receive parents, PIANOFORTE. "JVfR-S JOSEPH BLACK, A.T.0.L., ■"-*- Gold Medallist and Exhibitioner, late of Dunedin. has taken over Miss Eva Hood's connection, and will commence teaching on TUESDAY", February 4th. Address: 35 Worksop Road, PhoJ.a 57 AM . NOTICE TO PUPILS, "ME C. SPENCER COMPTON will -*■ resume teaching at hi* Studio, Street, on MONDAC > : EXT. V>v& F-.-bruary. MISS V. HAMPTON, TEACHER of PIANOFORTE and THEORY. iajftlNG to the expected arriva; of ■*-™ her brother on a troopship, Miss Hampton will not resume teaching until Saturday, February Bth. Address—26 Cole StreetVIOLIN. "MISS KATE JIGLLQWAY will re- -*■'*■ sump teaching on TUESDAY, 4th FEBRUARY. At 172 CHAPEL STREET, : MASTEETON TECHNICAL SCHOOL, SESSION 1919. COMMENCES MARCH 3rd, at 7 p.m.. Efficient Instruction. Low Fees. DAY CLASSES — English, Aiifchmetic, Elocution, Book-keeping, Pit- • man's Shorthand, Gregg's Shorthand, Typewriting, Dressmaking, Art iNeedlework, Cookery, General Drawing, Painting. EVENING CLASSES.—As above; also, Building and Machine ConstruetiSfc Theory and Practice of Plumbing, wßdwork. Model Drawing (light and shade), Agriculture, Magnetism and Electricity, Woolclassing; Standard VI. Proficiency Class ;Public Service, Matriculation & General Knowledge Class; Accounting. The following are entitled to Free Tuition and to Free Railway Travelliar W(a) Returned Soldiers. (b) Holders of Senior Free Piaces or of higher qualifications (c) Holders of Junior Free Places. (d) Holders of Proficiency Certificates of Standard VI. (c) Holders of Endorsed Competency Certificates of Standard VI. (f) Pupils specially recommended by the Inspector "of Schools. D. E. LESLIE, Director. _i PARTNERSHIP NOTICE. T BEG to notify the public of Master ton and surrounding district that 1 « have taken into partnership Mr F. E, Gooder, of Wellington. In future th< business will be run under the style oi "Watson ana Gooder.'" JNO. T. WATSON, A.1.A.Z.1.R., Architect. Masterton, January 2tb, 1919.