EdaeationaL . A UCKLAND COLLEGE &GRAMMAW ■**• SaS?t?°^(t F<? UNDEO m9> FOR BOYS i AMU (jl-tuLb. .... . .. > ; ;' Head Master. J. W. Tibbs, M.A., KebleColleea. Oxford, sometime Tasmanian Scholar •■*.■ Bistod by alarge steffof UaiTerßity OraduaU* The Boys'and Girls' sides of the School am quite separate, but both hare the advantage at the highest teaching given by the Staff. The School Course aims at a Bound LiterarW Scientific, and Commercial Education (instruo. tion being also given in certain branches o£ Technical Knowledge), and includes preparation! for University Scholarships and the othenpublicexaminations. ,n< ' ' Fall information may bo had on applicationl to the Head Master, \ . . " OARDING AND DAY ' SOHOOLj ST. JOHN'S COLLE6E. TAMAKL >. Principals: Eev. P. 8. SMALLFIEIJ) an* Mr GRAHAM BRUCE, B.A, wiUThonws.1 London. , Assistant Masters: Mr E. H. BARBER an*' Mr C. T. MAJOR, MJU B^o., N.Z. University* < Pupils prepared for the Matriculation, Civil Service, and other examinations, " ~ V ; : Prospectuses may be obtained at the Diocesan Office. Victoria Arcade. """V A'Bus for Day Boys leaves Newnaarketdauy/ ' Next Term will begin Septomb«r 17. s Lft WE R GLB NSIDE," UPPER. SYMONDS-STREET , ' ■,-., BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOki FOR GIRLS. V. • Principal: Mbs YOUN&, assisted fey a* efficient Staff. I For special subjects beat masters aresagage&' '.'■'■' Prospectuses oh application.. - .* SCHOOL OP MUSIC. " 88, VICTORIAJJTm AUCKLAND; THOS. E. CARTER ■ Teacher of the ... PIANOFORTE. VIOLIN. BANJO. GUITAR, AUTO HARP, CORNET. Etc,, VAMPING., Christmas and New Year Holidays. ; ' NOTICE TO VlSlTOßS.—Arrangements madfl for Daily Lessons (or otherwise) as per agree'- : ment. Terms and Testimonials on application.' - Importer of Music and Musical Instruments, Cheapest House in New Zealand for all kinds of Picture Frames, being Importer and Manu« ■ facturer. ■ ■•>- ■ Musical Instruments Tuned and Repaired: - . q W I mm t, N 6J; PROFESSOR CARROLLO , Appointed Instructor to the Auckland Swinu.■;'.;■. mtogClnb, and permitted by the City Ckraacd' ' to teach Ladies from 9 to 11.30,. ! For terms, address V.M.C.A. . ',' ',;. Booksellers. CHRISTMAS, 189J; • | WILDMAN & LYELL ' Have opened a Special Room in the Arcade for their disDlsy of Christmasand New Year Cards. They consist of a magnificent assortment o|, Hand - painted Cards of N.Z. Flowers a an6], Scenery. CARDS. BOOKS, and BOXBS ofi N.Z. Ferns, New Maori Photos in Mezzo Tint».| Christmas Booklets in over 100 varieties. At splendid collection of Fancy Cafcndars toaeleot! from. A- large assortment of Miscellaneous Cards, ranging in price from Id up_to 105.6|: ; each. A large variety of Cemic Oanstmai andj ; . New Year Cards. ..., t . • . PACKETS.—Wa would draw special attenj tion to our Packets of Christmas and New Yea* Cards, which will be found of exceptional varaeJ., ,< viz. -—The Victoria, containing 20 choice Cards,! 6d; the Art Gem (our special packet). 12 cnoic» ; Cards", Is; the Excelsior, containing 40 choice Cards. Is : the Marvellous (splendid value), con-» taining 24 choice Cards, Is 3d; the Auld Lanjqr Syno, containing 12 New Year Cards. Is. FANCY GOODS.—We have openedup a.n en| tiroly new stock of Fancy Sooda.-iacludinsi-J, Photo Albums, Photo Screens, Photo CaaesJLadies' Handbags, Ladies' and Gentlemen *'; Dressing Cases/ Workboxes. Writini? CaseaJ Fancy Blotters. Inkstands. Writin K ©eska -U{ ■;. New Zealand woods, Writing Albums, Parser, ,: Birthday Books. Jewel Cases. , Cigar CaseSj Wallets, Travelling Bags, Prayer andHymnsirt } ~ fancy oases. Ivory Paper Knives.- f Old- m* Silver Pencil Cases, exquisitely-mounted Books, , of New. Zealand Fem»,vover 100 r varieties .ixt; Xl photo frames. ; " ,_J_ ■.■':_ J, : Specially ordered for the Christmas Season-- r. A skipment of new Auckland Views in opal|; : , and medallions, variopß .jSizeß^y^-^^enqjl.. \ assortment. ■-,. vr _j; Agents for Burton Bros.' celebrated N.ZJ Photos; Lett's, Com»s', and Ne.w_ fc Zealand n Diaries for 1895; splendid Btock of Children a Toy Books and School Reward Books. _ , I ~'; The Arcade Album of 23 Auckland Tiews* Prcifriltmas Card Display oppositewßook Doj, . partment, in the Arcade. >.» ,« ii -v fi« Our three Shops will be open until 10 o clock , dv Saturday evenings during the mo«tn or ;■ December, and on Christmas Kve-untll llp.mj r WEDMAF& LIEELj: Victoria^ Arcade and Shortland Sft^ \ . AUCKLAND. CHRISTMAS _ CARDS; WONDERFUL VALUE. The ARCADE-Packet, containing W> wellY assorted Cards. Is, post free 1« Id The YUI S& Packet of 25 Cards, 9d. postage Id. J Special attention is directed to the above as being of excellent value; and owiagf tojtheenormous demand on these lines, the supply MB now becoming limited. , The NEW YEAR Packet of 12 carefully : selected Cards, Ib. postage Id extra. CALENDARS AND BOOKLETS. > Inspection is respectfuUy invited of a verjj1 choice collection, all entirely new and careful)y| selected from such artistic publishers as, Raphael Tuck and Sons, Nister's, and otUM! celebrated Houses. : ANNUAL VOLUMES.' All the mosb popular Annuals kepb in,sto^ and a splendid collection of Children s Toy looks, a specialty. The New Rocking-horse v Toy Book, four varieties, Is each. : Raphael Tuok's Dress and Doll Figures la oardward box, ccmtaining 6 Fancy Presßeß, l/H: ART PHOTOGRAPHSAn entirely new selection just received. ~ • NOVELTIES IN FANCY GOODS. R. SPRECKLEY holds a fine stock of th«j latest sWesiTphoto Frames. lUuminaM Albums from 3s each; and will receive, m tuna . for Christmas Presents, a beauti(uleollectiono^ , Views of Auokland on Purses, Paperweights, and numerous -other articles. The Novelty ot the Season. A SPLBNDID FINeTaRT PUBLICATION^ NOW READYJohn L. Stoddard's PortfoUos of Fa»Wj ■ , CitiesTScenos and Paintings, in 15, partS-168 &« , • set, or nicely bound in 1 volume, 253. • : , R. SPREGELEY, SHORTLAND STREET , , ' (Next the Post Office, .Aucktanaj. ; ' ■ . Insnramce. " S f ¥TEW ZEALAND INStf'R*&C^ Jjl COMPANY (FIREANi> MARINE), j Capital .~~T . -.:-*Bffl|' Paid-up and Reserve Funds .. « »»w,w^ Protection from FIRE or MARINE LO&B a4 be effected in this Company. . , .; CLAIMS MET WITH PROMPTETUDS ANI| LIBItRALITY. ■ '.' J. J, BRASfIgY. MMM«*»^ nnHlf SOUTH BRITISH INSUSAI^ A CO. OF NEW ZEALAND. __. Capital Paid-up, Re-insurance, Generalßes«PT» Funds, to exceed £210,000. FIRE and MARINE RISKS £&&&& ; AT LOWEST RATES. • Prompt and liberal settlements, W***- • institution. , . . • •. ■■ -:■■' Profits retained in thei colour. .. A. S. RUSSELL, ErMCJJ WHfIA
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Auckland Star, Volume XXV, Issue 303, 20 December 1894, Page 2
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