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Press, Volume XLIV, Issue 6657, 24 January 1887, Page 3

Educational' HAG.ET HOUSE, Armagh street west.—The MISSSS ASHWIN’S fCHOOL will RE-OPJSN on WEDNESDAY, the 26th Instant. Pupils boarded for the High and Normal Schools. 6969 ACADEMY - OF~MUSIC, 141 Hereford street, 17th January, 1837. E RUSUME STUDIES TO-DAY. Vacancies for a OTdEN BURGH HOUSE.- ARMAGH STEShT WEST.—The Next Term ic Miss lichie’a School for the Higher Education of Girls will begin on FRIDAY, the 28th of January, at 9a m. Mias Lobse and Miss Wilson will be at home on and after TUESDAY, the 25th, from 11 to 5 o’clock. 7429 SINGINGAND PIANO. W MR H. M. LUND will RESUME LESSONS on MONDAY, January 3let; at home Friday, the 28th, till 1 o’clock, and Saturday, the 28th, till 4 o’clock. 233 Gloucester street west. 7509 STAN MORE HOAD NORTH. MRS CHARLES GODFREY will be prepared to receive her pupils on •iHURSDAY. the 27th INST. MISS MARION GODFBEY’S CLASS for LITTLE CHILDREN will meet again on the same day. 7513 CHRISTCHURCH GaTHEURaL SCHOOL. THE SCHOOL will MEET again on FRIDAY, January 28th, at 9.30 a.m. W. H. ELTON. 7518 Precentor. MUSIC. M K A : RTHUR T° WSEY RESUMES TEACHING At his Residence, 260 Armagh street west, MONDAY, JANUARY 24th. 7109 LANGSTONE, KAIAPOI. fJYHE MISSES ANDREWS’ BOARDING AND DAY BCHOOL Will RE-OPEN on MONDAY, 31st JANUARY, 1887. 7451 EDUCATIONAL. A LADY, who for the past 15 years has received as Boarders Boys attending Christ’s College and the Boys’ High School, has this year two vacancies. Address, C. M., Post Office, Christchurch 7533 MISS FUNBTON (Grganlfet of the Catholic Church, Barbadoes street) WILL RESUME LESSONS, Organ, Harmonium, Pianoforte, and Singing, on MONDAY, the 24th inst. A smsll fee only charged for elementary pupils. Organ pupils have the advantage of practising on either a two or three-manual instrument. Morton VUla, 83 Lichfield street, Christchurch. 7270 DANCING AND DEPORTMENT. nnHE MISSES HARDY JOHNSTON’S B CLASS tor Young Ladies and Gentlemen will be on Mondays and Thursdays, COMMENCING on THUBBDAY, FEBRUARY 3sd, at! 4 3# p.m., at Miss Leete’s Schoolroom, Morden House, Gloucester street, W. Terms One Guinea (payable in in advance) for Twelve Lessons. These parents who wish their Daughters to join a Young Ladies’ Cla«s only, will please intimate the same to Miss Hardy Johnston, Hereford street east, as early as possible. PIANOFORTE AND SINGING ON THE CONTINENTAL METHOD. "1/TRS E. PRICE, 171 Armagh street !yX (next Dr. Deamer’s). An Evening Class is now forming for Training and Producing the Voice. Terms, 10a 6d per quarter. Intending pupils will kindly forward names as early as possible. Circulars at the Music Warehouses, 7844 CANTERBURY COLLEGE. CHRISTCHURCH BOYS’ SCHOOL. HIGH Head Master —C. E. Bevan-Brown, M.A., late Scholar of Lincoln Coll., Oxford. THE School will RE-OPEN on WEDNESDAY, 2nd February. Admission or new boys and entrance examination will take place at 9 30 a.m„ Tuesday, Ist February, at the School. F. G. BTEDMAN, 7264 Registrar CANTERBURY COLLEGE. GIRLS’ HIGH SCHOOL. THE SCHOOL - "will RE-OPEN on FRIDAY, 28th January. New pupils must attend on 'ihursday morning, 27th January. lady Principal—Mrs Macmillan Brown, M.A., assisted by an efficient Staff of Teachers. Instruction will be given in English, ,tin, French, German, Physical ana itural Science, Drawing, Class Binging, jedlework, Calistheni is, and Cookery. Instruction will also be given in Vocal d Instrumental Music, the charge for liohwill be extra. Parents may select (with the Lady Prin* sal’s sanction) the subjects in which they sh their daughters to be instructed. The work of some of the higher classes 11 be arranged with a view to pupils prering for the University. J , Fees-The fee for each term is £i 4s for rls over twelve, and 33s for girls below at age. , 411 fees must be paid in advance at the igistrar’a Office, Canterbury College. i 5 F. G. BTBDMAN, Registrar. MELVILLE HOUSE SCHOOL. I HAVE RFMOVED te WARWICK HOUSE, 249 Armagh street, Cranmer Square, where I have EJECTED BUILDINGS specially for SCHOOL purposes, giving increased accommodation for both Boarders and Day Bcholms. The NEXT TERM will begin on MONDAY, the 31st inßt., at 9 a.m. CHARLES COOK, Head Master. Christchurch, January 17th, 1887. 7349 „boai BtfMN BE. Conducted by MB C. L. WIGGINS, id a thoroughly competent Assistant made whereby the boys may enjoy i advantages of sea bathing at suitable tea and under careful supervision, ?he course of study includes all the usual inches of a liberal education;and with a w to thorough efficiency both in teaching 1 supervision, the number of Boarders is dted to twenty-five. ’HE SCHOOL WILL RE-OPEN ON MONDAY, 31st INSTANT. TEEMS i include Board, Education, Books, and Stationery), boys under 10 years, 48 guineas per annum ? or boys over 10 years, 54 guineas per annum. Money. I HAVE various SUMS of MONEY to LEND, from ,£IOO TO £6OOO On Freehold Securities at Current Rates of interest . "■"“TSWSSS-. TtyT ONEX TO HE U J#iN ’1 APPROVED FREEHOLD SECURITY, la Sams of from £looto£lo,ooo. GARRICK, COWLIBH A W ft FISHER, Solicitors, 213 Gloucester street, Christchurch.