Educational. "pj-OTICE. MR T. HARLE GILES may be teen on EDUCATIONAL BUSINKSS. as follows:— Daily: MorninKs, 9.30 till 1 : Afternoons. 4 till 5; Evenings, 7 till 9; Saturdays and Wednesdays. 9.30 a.m. till 1 p.m., at his Educational Chambers, Business and Training College, Queen-street and Durham-street. East; and ai Ponsonby Grammar School, on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, irom 2 till 3.30 p.m., and on Wednesday Evening*, 7 till 9.30. PONSONBY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, Conducted in Pousonby Hall. Principal .. Mr T. HARLE GILES, Assisted by Roy. J. W. Alloway, 8.A.. Mr K. J. Harris, and an efficient staff of Resident and Visiting Masters. BOYS ADMITTED ON AND AFTER MONDAY. FEBRUARY 9tb. Prospectuses obtainable at the School. Ponsonby Hall, or at the Educational Cnambersand Business College, Queen-street and Durhamstreet East. Mr GILICS mr.y be seen at the School on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and FRIDAY'S, between ?. end 3.30 p.m.; and on WEDNESDAYJCVENINGS, 7 till 9.30. W KITING Ift/H- WRITING WRITING IVJLr T. H. GILES, WHITING W&T'lNg TeacherofHandwrHir.g WRITING WRITING knucATioNAi. Cham- wRITI.sG WKITING BK1 «- QUKEN-ST. AND WRITING WRITING , Durham-st E. WRITING WRITING Wessons given, day and WRITING WRITING evening, privately or in WRITING WHITING clas '- Good Writing WRITING WRITING guaranteed in one WRITING WRITING course oc Lesson?. WRITING T>ONSONBY GRAMMAR SCHOOL _T (Conducted in the Ponsonby Hall). PRINCIPAL: MR. T. HARLE GILES. AssiPted by Rev. J. W. Alloway, 8.A., Mr R. J. Harris, and an cHiciuiit staff of Resident and Visiting Mastere. EVENING CLASSES For Adults and Youths on Mondays, We diesdays, and Fridays, 7 till 9.30 p.m. Open WEDNESDAY, Feb. 11. or, 7 p.m. SUBJECTS UtT INSTRUCTION : English Writing Bookkeeping Arithmetic Composition Correspondence Shorthand Latin French Drawing Mathematics Spelling Pupils instructed in any of tho above subjects. Mr Giles will attend on Wednesday Evenings to Kivo instruction in VVritinß, Bookkeeping, etc. Term a and fu 1 particulars on application at the School. Ponsonby Hull, or at. the Educational Chambers find Business Col'ego, Queonstre<v and Durham street East. "OROFESSOR CARL S~C H M ITT will resume his Duties on WEDNESDAY, the 11th February. Communications to be addressed to Choral Hall. HE WILLOW S," Wynyakd-strekt. BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL. Principal Mrs Williams. First Tcsrm will commence WEDNESDAY, Feb. 4. 18S1. Boarders receive every care and attention. Prospectuses on application. R F. B. \V~6~O D H ATM", TF.»nHER OF THE PIANOFORTE AND HARMONIUM. Address: Care oi A. Eady and Co., Music Warehouse, Qneen-st.; Or, Burleigh-sf.. Kyber Pass. North Shore attendedjoncc a week. Vy |[IORBES~ imORBES, TEACHER OF MUSIC (Piano, Singing, etc.). Address— Macclesfield Villa, Karangahapc Road, near Tabernacle. Terms on application. BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR BOYS. ST. JOHN'S. COLLEGE, TAMAKI. Visitor: The Right Rev. tho Bishop of Auckland. Principal Rev. P. S. SMALLI'TELD. Assisted by iVr GRAHAM BRUCE, 8.A., With Honors. London : lately First Assistant Master and Acting Principal at. the College, Wellington, Shropshire. Music Master: Drill Master' . IIERR TUTSCJUKA. Prof. Caeeollo. Daily Instruction will be given in Holy Scripture. Pupils will be prepared for tho Civil Service, Matriculation, and other ExaminaTho Autumn Term -will begin on MONDAY, February 9. The Principal will be at homo on Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday atternoens. Prospectuses may be had on application to tho Principal. A'Bus for the convenience of Pupils will run every school day between Newmarket and the College. Board and Residence. A LADY in Grafton Road would leb several rooms, furnished or partly so, in large houso; evory convenience, tine view. Terms moderate —Apply A. Z. care of Mr Ewington, Coombes Arcade, Queen-street. NOW READY, KIRKPATRICK'S SPECIAL QUALITY X X BRAND NEW SEASON'S ■jCTRESH TjiRUIT TAMS. " All the Many persons who have tested the lv Jams are loud in their praise, and we must unreservedly congratulate Messr3 Kirkpatrick and Co. U"oii turning out a Genuine Fruit Jam, ft to grace the tables and please tile palates of the most luxurious and fastidious."—" Hawke's Bay Herald,"July 18th. S. KIRKPATRICK & CO., Manufacturers. Nelso.v. OVAL A_v 1 K_,-3TAURANT QUEEN-STREET. SAMUEL HENRY COX, In returning thanks to his numerous friends for their kindness insupporting him for tho last 12 years, begs to state that henas taken over tho Old-established Restaurant Opposite the lato Wharf Hole), and adjoining John Reid's, Merchant, Queen-street. He has hud the premises renovated throughout, and has spared no outlay in making this Restaurant second to none in the colony. Tho BEDROOMS are all newly done up, nicely furnished, clean and tidy, gas being laid in each room, thus preventing any bad smell from inferior candles, and therefore preventing uny chanco of lire. PRIVATE SITTING ROOMS on each landng. with Lavntories, Patent, Closets, Plunge and Shower Baths to suit tho convenience of travelers. TtioDIWING-ROOM is fitted up m excellent tasteand design, whilst tho Kitchen, Outbuildings, etc., in fact the whole Kestaurant is a Model of Tasto and Cleanliness, and a credit to this noblo city. TJie drains from the main sewer ha-ve been thoroughly overhauled by Mr Goo. Rhodes, Contractor, and have given entire satisfaction. Everyone wishing for Good Meals, good Clean Beds, etc., should notforeet to give this old aud tried Restauraut Keeper for over 12 years' standing a iri" I. MealF, 6d to Is; Single Beds, Is each Double ■Ic., 23 each. Note the Address: SAMUEL HENRY COX, ROYAL NAVY RESTAURANT. QUEEN-STREKT. . YIR_AJU_KY. KUiTJSK. — The Hew" \J Zealand Dairy Association's new dairyman says' " The Buttor which I am nowmakin< is superior to that with which I took first prize aprainat all-comers at the Dunedin Kxhibi* tion." This Butter, which is " Better thun the Beet," may be had from all Grocers, and wholesale from the Association's Van, or at the Depot; at Messrs J. Bycrof t and Co.'s City Flour Mills, ShorUand-street. The Brand is the word " Dairy," with the words " New Zealand Dairy Association surrounding It. Ask for it and 890 that if fcp*~< the brandy ~ - - **
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Auckland Star, Volume XXII, Issue 33, 9 February 1891, Page 1
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