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Auckland Star, Volume XXII, Issue 23, 28 January 1891, Page 8

Amusements. HALL! CITY HALL! ASSIST THE WIDOW AND ORPHANS' BENEFIT TENDERED BY MISS AMY VAUGHAN AND COMPANY. TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 3, In Aid of the Huntly Sufferers. COMEDY AND BURLESQUE. Under the Patronage of Sir G. Grey, K.C.B. ; His Worship the Mayor ; Bishop Cowie ; P. A. fhilips, Esq. ; City Councillors; Col. Shepuerd ; Superintendent Hughes, Fire Brigades, and Auckland Volunteers. Prices : Dress Circle and Chairs, 3s ; Stalls, 2s ; Pit, Is. Reserved tickets at Wildman's. AMY VAUGHAN. Manageress. jpj I T Y~~ H A L L. Sub-lessees..Messrs Haifield and Arrowsmith. PEOPLE'S POPULAR CONCERI& BY THE MOA MINSTRELS. Every Saturday and Monday Evenings. TWO SPECIAL PERFORMANCES on THURSDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS, 29th and 30th. Popular Prices : Circle, Is ; Stalls. 6d. Remomber : Thursday, 29th (Regatta Day), and every Saturday and Mouday Evenings. [a card.] Whilst thanking Miss Vaughan for her cheap advertisement in last night's Stak, Messrs H. and A. beg to inform the public generally mat the Moa Minstrels Company is constituted ot nearly all new people from Sydney and Melbourne Music Halls ; therefore, patrons may expect something new for a change, and the Management intend to introduce the latest novelties when procurable. "HjHff ° T 1 c E, The usual CONCERT AND DANCE c- Of the Caledonian Society will be held in the FORESTERS' HALL, NEWTON, TO-MORROW (Thursday) NIGHT. Members please show their tickets at the door. R. T. MICHAELS, Secretary. Gazette in BankruptcyIN THE COURT OF BANKRUPTCY HOLDEN AT AUCKLAND. In the matter of " The Bankruptcy Act, 1883," and the amendments thereof, and in the matter of the bankruptcy of Walter William Crawford, of Arch Hill, Engineer. Not;ce is hereby givey that application will he made to the Court on MONDAY, the ■16th day of February. 1891, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, orassoonthereafter as Counsel can bo heard, thatan Order of Discharge be granted to the above-named Walter •-V;]jiain Crawford. Dated this 28th day of January, 1891. HILL & MAHONY, 36, Shortland-slroet. Auckland, Solicitors for the Bankrupt. ~. j £f:«..,S& .*&. *«s Cf- » ' M- ■■;■ .•- .> JNIIANKR U P T C Y. IN THE SUPU!SMTS OOUKT OF BANK. RUPrCY HOLUEN' AT AUCKLAND. In the mnii , «? of " The Hankrnp'cy .Vet, 1837," ! mid ;u. diidnieiiis tln-reof, nnd of the B iT!'-:i uiiicy o[" GicoiiOK ci: Itflorslie (siesir At, .■< 'mull, Butemu-, a Bankrupt. Nones rs hereby givrn that the abovenamed I Guoiyo Hnl:ne has ! is day liieri v i petition •*» ?.o adj;- ; <ii.-( v a Bankrupt. The First, Ci n -.nil iVloc'li.ntc oi Ci'tliitors v.'ii! be hold at m> oilico. Government fnsuiancu imiUltnjre, Queen - .-ilrect. Auckland, on TUESUaY, the 2vd ilftj- of February, 1:91, at 11 a.m. in the foronooi;. Proofi.. fii , 'l-'bi must tin furnished prior to the mc«:; i;it; Proxy funns C'n !.>e nh'cinod at my office. Kd [iriiof can uc lidniittcd except under i oyder of *-iio C >i:!*r nf;erthe expiratk>n-.of fours nuv.nhs ! 'i)iu Ilia dato or Uie t\\ a , -; of the petitiOi . AcooufatM sent, in \:risupp<>!t.ri by proof of dobi, us prebcribed by law, cannot be reecg- i nisoil. Dated ihis 27th clay of January, 1891. JOHN LAW SOX. Official Assignee in Bankruptcy. Messrs Heskkth and Richmond, Wyndhamstrect, Auckland, So icitors tor the Bankrupt. MISS HARDING' resumes Duties on Mouday, February 2, 1891.—Grafton Road. SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, St. LukeVßoad, Mount Albert. - Mrs Ross Watts will commence her First Term for IS9I on Monday, February 9th. ENT WORTH IK) USE, Ponsonby Road.—Miss Hill's Pupils will Resume Studies on Monday, February 2. A UGKLAND COLLEGE AND j~L grammar schqol. [Founded 1869.] HEAD MASTER: C. F. Bourne. M.A., sometime Exhibitioner and Scholar of St. John's College, Oxford. A3SISTANT MASTERS: J. W. Tibbs. M.A. (Oxford), sometime Tasmanian Scholar, Chief Mathematical Master. J. P. E. Francis, M.A., sometime Exhibitioner in Mathematics and in Classics, Melbourne. E. R, W Atkins, French Master. J. H. TTrevithick.N.A., Drawing-, Writing Master, Instructor in the Workshop, and Bookkeeping:. H. J. Carson (Univ. Coll., London', Natural Science Master. J. F. Sloman. B. A. (Sydney), late Head Masts? Girls' High School. J. K. Davis, M.A. (New Zealand). J 4 H. Turner,,M.A. (New Zealand). ASSISTANT MISTRESSES : Mrss E. G. Wallace | Miss B. Blades Miss F. A. Haultain. VISITING~MASTER: K. Watkixs, Drawing Master (Girls' Side). DRILL INSTRUCTOR: J. P. Birley (formerly Sergeant Grenadier Guards). GIRLS' SIDE.—A Girls' Side was opened in September. 1888. It is under the supervision of the Head-matter, who, with some of the Assistant Mastei s, takes part in the instruction of the more advanced girls. But it is distinct from the Boys' Side, though for the present, of necessity, carried on in the same building. The class-rooms on the southern side, to which there is a separate entrance, and the adjacent portion of tho grounds, have been cut off by suitable partitions from the rest of the premises, for the exclusive use of the girls. FEES.—These are : For Pupils in the Lower School, if under the age of thirteen years £2 16s per term; for all others, £3 10s per Term, except that, for two members of one family both chargeable with the higher fee, it is reduced to £3 3s each. All fees are payable in advance to the Treasurer, who attends at the school to collect them, on the first Tuesday and the following Monday in Term. COURSE OFINSTRUCTION—The ordinary course comprises the usual English subiects Mathematics (including Aritameii,), Writing Drawing, Latin. French, and Natural Science' Greek and German will be introduced should a sufficient demand arise. The study of Latin is | optional. Bookkeeping and Mensuration are amongst the alternative subjects for the boys. Pupils who lave commenced with the ordinary course may, ac the beginning- of any term substitute the alternative subjects for Latin. Drill and Gymnastic Exorcises are compulsory for all not specially exempted. WORKSHOP.—There is a suitable workshop, in which instruction and practice in Carpentering, Joining, and Turning can be obtained before O' , after school hours. Subscription, 7s 6d for each term, not including cost of timber used. FIRST TERM. 1891. The School will re-open on TUESDAY, 10th February, at half-past nine a.m. Tho Headmaster will attend to receive the names of applicants lor admission on FRIDAY, 6th Februaiy, from three to a quarter past four p.m., and on MONDAY. 9th February, from a quarter oast nine to half pist ten a.m. The Entrance Examination, winch all candidates lor admission are lejuired to attend, will be held on MONDAY, 9ui February, commencing at ten a,m, R. KIDD, Secretary. "~A LINE OF VICTORY !"-iw7- _£»_ body should read General Booth's Address in Exeter Hall, London, and found in the columns of the " War Cry." Sold this week one penny. ■ • • I