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Press, Volume XLVI, Issue 7266, 28 January 1889, Page 1

EdnotJOE-J. HEATHCOTE VALLEY SCHOOL. j APPLICATIONS are invited for the position of PUPIL TEACHER for the above School, to be sent in not later than Wednesday, i 30th instant. W. H.R.DALE, j 843 Acting-Chairman. WARWICK HOUSE SCHOOL mHE NEXT TERM will BEGIN on JL TUESDAY, January 29th, at 9 a.m. CHARLES COOK, 530 Head Master. Miss Clara Dawber (Late Pupil of MR LUND) RECEIVES and VISITS PUPILS for th PIANOFORTE. Hereford sti c **~ Linwood. 655 First Term Commence. 29th inst. Juadies' {School, Fernside House, Near Rnngiora, MRS T. S. MAKNBIF&fG will be Prepared to Receive her PUPILS on MONDAY, FEBRUARY 4th. Evt ntng Train alt Fernside. 686 JM ISS Jj EAK IN, 33 Worcester street East, TEACHER OF MUSIC; DRAWING, AND PAINTING. Lessons commence on MONDAY, 28TH JANUARY. 76* LADIES' SCHOOL, North Belt. MISS WALTON will be prepared to j RECEIVE HElt PUPILS ON MONDAY, JANUARY 28TH. French and Drawing Included iv the Terms. Private Lessons Given in Music, &c. 729 j I-ADIES'IikJHOOL, ! Rolveaien, HEREFORD LINWOOD. j MRS GEORGE HI<MNS will be prepared I to receive herTFupils on TUESDAY, tary 29th. Vacanowp for Boarders. Pianoforte Lessons wflfbe resumed on MON* DAY, January 28th. At home on and after the 25th INST. 770 ISS ROWLEY and MISS ALICE ROWLEY, Teachers cf Piano, Singing, -/inst and Painting. *, The Next Term begins ON MONDAY, JANUARY 28th. 231 St. Asaph street weat. 721 HAGLEY fIOUSE THE MISSES ABHWIN'S SCHOOL, conducted by Mrs Coleman, will RE-OPEN ON WTBWESDAY, TEOt 30TH INSaAm T. Girls Boarded for the High School. 67* DANCING AND DEPORTMENT. •mm ISS HARDY JOHNSTON will RESUME JM. her CLASS for TUITION in DANCING at Hobbs' Buildings, on TUESDAY, the Kb FEBRUARY, at _A 5 p.m.; Terms, One Guinea, payable in advance. ' • -. j 851 COMMERCIAL SCHOOL FOR BOYS, RTVERTON. CA~SHEL STREET W. DAY SCHOOL wilTbe RESUMED on MONDAY, 4th February, at 9 ajn. Evening Classes to .Prepare Pupils for Matriculation, Law, Teachers' Certificates, Sec A limited numbcrttf boarders receivad. W. MALCOLM (Late Principat Normal SehoolX 687 ■ . * . ?•-•■■-.—.. -.. Master. "Herr IVla__" Hirschbubg resumes teaching IN PIANOFORTE, SINGING, & COMPOSITION, ON MONDAY, _th FEBRUARY. Pupils Trained for Teaching. 181 Montreal Street (opposite tha Normal School). 912 T> EACH GLEN, SUMNER. PRIVATE BOARDING* and DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG GENTLEMEN. Conducted by Mr C. L. Wiggins. The NEXT TERM WILL OMMENCE on THURSDAY, 31st ANUARY. Mr W. will be happy to i end a Prospectus of Terms, ttc, on application. Board and Residence only are also supplied to Boys attending schools in Christehurch. Terms, which include tram fares, very mode rate. stg ABERDARE HOUSE, GLOUCESTER STREET WEST. BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. Conducted by Rev. C. Turrell and Mrs TurrelL mHE NEXT TERM will begin FEBRUARY JL' 4th. Children attending other Schools also received as Boarders. For terms apply as above. «8 \T ACANCY in an old-established Boardinghouse FOR TWO PUPILS attending Boys' High School. Apply 781 290 Caahel street west, j CANTERBURY COLLEGE. J BOYS' high: SCHOOL. rfIHE NEXT TERM WILL COMMENCE | THURSDAY, JANUARY 31st. New Boys must Attend at 9.30 on Wednesday, January 30th, All Fees are Payable in Advance. FEES, including all Subjects, £1 4s per Term for Boys over 12 yean (A age.and £33s per Term for Boys under 12 yeaia of age. If paid at the Registrar's Office within one fortnight from first day of attendance the Feea are £3 3s aad £2 2s respectively. F. G. STEDMAN. Registrar, Registrar's Office, Canterbury Collsge. 668 CANTERBURY COLLEGE. GIRLS' HIGH SCHOOL. mHE NEXT TER__~WILL COMMENCE THURSDAY, JANUARY 31BT. _^££ New Pupils must Attend at 9.30 a.m. on Wednesday, January 30th. Instruction given in the ordinary High Scbool subjects, including English, Latin, French, German, Mathematics. Physical and Natural Science, Historyi- Geography ; also, Dress-cutting, Sewing, Singing, Drawing, Calisthenics, gymnastics, and Drill All Fees are Payable in Advance. FEES, including all Subjects; except Instrui mental Music, £5 5s per Term for Girls over It years of age: £4 4s per Term for Girls under If. years of age. If paid at the Registrar's Office? within one fortnight from first day otj attendance, the Fees are £4 4s and £3 3s respectiTely ' F. G. BTEDMAN, Registrar, ftagistrar's Office, Canterbury College. MB, CHRIST'S COLLEGE GRAMMAR SCHOOLTHE SCHOOL WILL RE-OPEN i ON WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY ten, At 10 p-m. SCHOOL FEftS: If Paid before the Middle ot ___Term the FEES «or -toysintfae.UPPEß , SCHOOL are £6 a Term, and in tbe LOWER SCHOOL £5 a Term, except for Bojs under if Years of Age. for whom the Fees ara M a Term. An additional charge of £1 is made in all cases if tho Feea are aot paid bate* aidterm. ' Classical and Modern Side*. Circulars giving Information wiU» resect toi _henewarrnig-e*-manta can be obtained at the Collage, or will be f«w_-ded on W!oica^ ooTTEßii^ Bursar. v Ca_*ist's College. Christetairofa, V 24th January. !&___ W*. Mr We ll s (Organist et Su Michael's), RESUMES TEACHING on THURSDAY, Slst iast, at the OirV Friendly Rooraa. Wffl be at theUwve add-aason Wsdasartsy.-rmn3tfflK.lsnh. j _ Box 57. Uf