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EDUCATIONAL. SHORTHAXD-TYPEWRITING. ITRS. KICOLAUS, 15Sa. The Terrace ■"••- (late staff of Banks Commercial College). Day and Evening Classes. Special Speed Class from 5 to 6 p.m. Tel. 45-641. Fees moderate. MACKENZIE ENGINEERING ACADEMY, 1. Aitkeu street, Welliugtoc. tPLECTItICAL Engineering Course — x-i Evening Lectures and Correspondence Courses, in all Electrical Subjects. Pupils coached for N.Z. Govt. Wiremen's Registration Examination. Also City and I Guilds London Institute Examination. Personal interest taken in each student. Term commencing Ist July. Write or Call tor Prospectus. Tel. 42-3CS. V.'IXDOW-DRESSING, SHOW CARD-WRITING. 'TRAINED knowledge of either of these ■*- interesting subjects will help you. KARN MOKE MONEY! Call, or 'phone 43-Uso for appointment. ASSOCIATED WINDOW DKES3ERS, New Zealand. House, 217, Lambton quay. SHOWCARD~CLTSSES TO STOR& KEEPERS, SALESMEN, Etc. rpHE Original Principal of AJAX Adver--1- Using contemplates taking a limited number of Pupils for Showcard Writing, Commercial Lettering, Lay-out, etc. (all branches). Terms or number of lessons arranged. Ask yourself, is it an asset? ] 1374. Evening Post. .; VOICE PRODUCTION AND SINGING, i ELOCUTION, Etc. \TH. G. R. TURNER (pupil of eminent Ax London masters, formerly vocal instructor under Wanganui Education Board, and' four years music master at Te Aute College, H. 8.) has Vacancies for Pupils. For terms, etc., apply Studio, Watkins' Buildings, Cuba street, or private address, 41, Waitoa-rd., Hataitai. Extracts from Testimonials.—(l) From a leading clergyman: "As one of your pupils for voice production and singing, you helped me immensely, and I feel quite sure you have a very great gift for teaching music, 6inging, and voice production." (2) From a -leading Wellington schoolmaster: "I took a course of voice production' from Air. Turner; which I found most beneficial. . . The course helped me wonderfully, with the result that I never now have any trouble with my throat. Mr. Turner has a knowledge of vocal hygiene and of the voice generally that is very rare in this country. I can strongly recommend his course to all teachers and speakers." BANJO. BANJO. 'THERE is something fascinating and in- -*• spiring in the Music of the BANJO and kindred instruments in the hands of a capable performer that is akin to no other class or family of instruments. The listener is filled with the desire for more and more, because their music is never tiresome as is sometimes the case when too long a programme is offered upon some instrument producing only a single note at a time. The BANJO is capable of carrying a full part, including Bass, Harmony 4 and Melody if desired. As rythm instruments they are unsurpassed. 1 can teach you to play a BANJO, BANJOLIN, or MANDOLIN, and with average intelligence you will experience no difficulty if you try to learn. I can sell you the Best of Instruments on terms to suit you. MRS. H. G. REEVES, . STUDIO: Room 4, Second Floor, Beehive Chambers, 71, Courtenay place, Wellington. Railway concessions to country" pupils. ARE YOU AN AVERAGE YOUNG MAN? fpilE Men who secure the highly-paid re-"! ■*- sponsible positions in business. do not possess any wonderful and extraordinary powers. Specialised study and application—those are the keys to success. And they are available to every average young man. It is all a matter of study or training. Just as fitness on the football field is chiefly a matter of physical training. HOME-STUDY under HEMINGWAY'S will fit you for rapid advancement in business, will ensure regular and substantial "rises" in salary. Start training now—in your own home —by your own fireside. Write to-day for particulras of any of the following courses: Book-keeping, Accountancy Prof., Law Prof., Banker's Diploma, Matriculation, Public Service Entrance, Teachers' Certificates, Salesmanship, Advertising, Land Agency, Pitman's Shorthand, Business Letter Writing. HEMINGWAY'S CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS, P.O. Box 516, Auckland. MERCHANT TAILORS. SUITS Tailored by Lewis are designed for each man's individuality. They ara for him only, and add a distinctive noto to bis appearance. Bank New Zea land. Manners-st. MOTOR SERVICES. ~~~ FOXTON-LEVIN. P G. ROUT'S Royal Mail Parcel and -*- • Passenger Service connects with all trains to and from Wellington at Levin. Single 4s, Return 7s. STANDJORTH'S CAR' SERVICE. MASTERTON-WELLINGTON, FARE 10s. CARS leave White Star Office, Masterton: 7.15, 9 a.m.; 1, 2.30, 4 p.m. SATURDAYS: 7.15, 9 a.m., 1, 1.30, 4 p.m. SUNDAYS: 8.30 a.m., 5 p.m., 7 p.m. Leave H. Savage, Saddler, Lambton-qy., Wellington: 8, 9.15 a.m.; 1.30, 4, and 5 p.m. "ATURDAYS: 7.45, 8.15 a.m., 1.30, 2, and 4 p.m. SUNDAYS: 9.15 a.m.. 4 p.m., 8 p.m * ' Wellington Booking Office: H. Savage, Saddler, Lambton-qy. (Tel. 41-391). During holidays and Sundays ring 16-198. MISCELLANEOUS. (HAPTURED all the Oat flavour in Flak- --' ies, the New Rolled Oat—because it's free from husks.. ■'.-.. EMSTITCHING on shortest notice; all kinds of Overalls made to order. Mrs. Collins, 34, Courtenay-pl., opp. Paramount Theatre. THE PEN DOCTOR I"S the Recognised Medico for Fountain x Pens and Evereharp Pencils. Consultations Free. Geo. Jeffrey, corner Brandon and Featherston streets, above Aubrey Quarter and Co. TO BUTCHERS, BAKERS, GROCERS, ETC. WE cau Supply, in any quantities, CLEAN WHITE PAPER suitable for wrapping. PUBLISHER, "EVENING POST.'' LEASE SOLD. ' PIPES, 4s 6d, now-2s, Patent Cleaner; ■*■ Nail Files'ls, now 6d; Pipes 2s 6d, now Is; City Pipes 5a 6d, now 4s; Soap, fancy, Is, now sd, or 4s 6d doz.; Can Openers, 4d each, with screw. THE OUTLET FANCY DEPOT,' 78, Lambton quay. Three Doors Below J. Staples and Co., Chemists. * . STRONG-ROOM DOOR." \yANTED to Sell, NEW STRONG- " ROOM DOOR. Apply The Manager, '■EVENING POSU)^; „'..';' i