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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XVI, Issue 1274, 29 November 1859, Page 1

PROSPECTUS Of Education in connexion with the Church of England.

mHE TRUSTEES of St. John's- College, Tamaki, X and of the Church of England Grammar School, Parnell, appointed by act of the General Synod, held last March, in Wellington, hereby notify to the public that these two Institutions will be opened for the Education of Youth in the month of January, 1860. The Course of Instruction and Terms will be as follows : I. GRAMMAR SCHOOL, PARNELL. Head Master, Rev. John Kinder, M. A., Trinity College, Cambridge. ' Course op Instruction. 1. Religious Instruction. 2. Classics — Latin and Greek. 3. Mathematics— Arithmetic, Euclid, & Algebra 4. Miscellaneous— Writing, Drawing, Geography, History, and English Literature. 5. Modern Languages— French & German (extra) Terms. Tuition— Day Scholars or Boarders, £12 #* annum. Board— With the Head Master, £45 per annum. Boys may also be boarded at a Licensed Board-ing-house in Parnell. Terms, £35 per annum.

11. ST. JOHN'S COLLEGE, TAMAKI. Principal, Rev. Samuel Blaoxbuen, M. A, Age of entrance, 15 years or upwards. The Course of Instruction and Terms will be specified on the arrival of the Principal, who is expected daily from England. There are several Scholarships attached to this College, of considerable annual value, of which it is proposed to .reserve some for Boys educated in the Grammar School, Parnell, the others will be open to general competition. In a few years hence there will be many more Scholarships available, as the College rental will then be considerably increased. Fuller particulars of the Scholarships which are at present available will be given at an early period. JOHN FREDERICK LLOYD, , ' • Hon. Sec. to Board of Trustees.

ORIENTAL BANK CORPORATION (Incorporated by Royal Charter.") Paid-up Capital - - - £1,260,000 Reserved Fund - - - £250,000 TNTEREST will be allowed, from this date, on •*• the monthly minimum balances of Current Accounts at the rate of 2| per cent., per annum and on Fixed Deposits as under, viz ;—; — Subject to 3 months notice of 'withdrawals^ ct. «6" « 4 " <t 12 " "" 5 " J. S. OLIVER, Manager. Auckland, sth August, 1858. Without Reserve. MR. S. A. WOOD TIEELS much pleasure in calling the attention of his Jj friends and the public to 103 Allotments in the TOWNSHIP of WHANGAROA, Parish of Raglan. These Allotments are really very valuable, and offer suoh an opportunity to purchasers as may never occur again. "Full particulars will be given in future advertisements. Plan may be seen at his Auction Rooms, Lower Queen Street. Title, Crown Grant, and deposited with the Auctioneer. brother properties will be offered at the same time;

AUCKLAND MECHANICS' INSTITUTE. BOOKS. mHE LECTURE ON BOOKS, which was on a X former occasion postponed on account of the inclemency of the weather, will be delivered on THIS EVENING, the 29th instant, at 8 o'clock, by Mr. James McCabe. A- member has the privilfge of introducing a Ltdy ; non-members charged Is. each. JAMES BOYLE, Secretary. To Lease for 7 Years, mHAT Beautiful Farm No. 29. situated upon a X Creek of the Tamaki, water for a large Boat up to the Farm, cultivated by Mr. McLean. This property is one of the most fertile of the Tamaki Farms, none better in New Zealand, it con- ! tains 100 acres, is well watered, has a Government Road at the back, adjoins the Farm of Mr. King, it jis so well known that # it requires no further comment. For particulars apply to _ S. A. WOOD. GEORGE TURRELL BEGS to inform his numerous customers that he has received, ex " British Queen "and "Sir George Pollock," a Choice Assortment of Boots and Shoes of 'the Best quality, made to order for this market, comprising — Ladies' Elastic Side Boots Gentlemen's Elastic Fronted Shoes Children's Boots and Shoes, all sorts and sizes Gentlemen's Enamelled Hide Elastic Sides Ladies' Satin and Kid Slippers Ladies' Seal and Patent Calf Shoes &c. &c, &c. GEORGE TURRELL, Vaile's Buildings, Queen-street.

FOR SALE, 4 PAIR OF ENGINES, with. Boilers complete. J\ Apply to C.A.HARRIS. DAVIDSON & SEWELL BEG- respectfully to inform the Public that they have taken the Business known as A. AND J. MACKIE & TERRY, and hope by strict attention and punctuality, and good work, to merit a continuance of the support that has been so liberally bestowed on the late Firm. All kinds of Carriage Work, Agricultural Implements, Horse-shoeing, and General Smith Work done on the most liberal terms. DAVIDSON & SEWELL, Vulcan Lane, Queen Street. October 6th, 1859. S. A. WOOD, , Auctioneer, LAND AND ESTATE AGENT, Queen-street, (Opposite the "Metropolitan Hotel.) A LIST of Lands, Houses, Stores, Farms, Sheep (\ and Cattle Runs, &c, to Sell, Let, or Lease, may be seen at his office, opposite the "Metropolitan Hotel." An Auction Sale of Landed and "other Estate held on the Ist of every month, when he solicits the patronage of his friends and the public. To Small Capitalists and New Comers. TO BE SOLD, mHE INTEREST in the Lease, having four years X to run, of Good Business Premises in a central part of the City. For particulars, apply to S. A. WOOD.

To Lease, HOTEL AT HOWICK. Apply to S. A. WOOD.