% cluioKspA^t f smart; &0$ . HAVE RECEiyE&iVEX "LORD BURLEIGH,'. AFURT^Sr^IMPORTATION of tho above LAMPS, with a large supply of the LIQUID GAS burned in! them.'
Since their introduction here they have given unqualified satisfaction, and nro now known to be second only to Gas. Unlike the Moderator, they are simple in their construction, don't get out of order, require littlo or no trimming, and no winding up. For economy, cleanliness, brillianoy of light, and easy management, they are unequalled by any Lamp in use. Auokland, April 12th, 1860 __
Commercial School, Auckland,
ptONDUUTED BY MR. W. D. LYSNAR, of \J St. Mark's College, Chelsea, London ; and of Burlington College, Now Jersey, U. S. Terms per quarter, in advance, for the ordinary branches of an English Education, comprising— Reading, AVriting, Spelling, Arithmetic, Geography, History, Drawing, English and Latin Grammar £2 os. Od. For the following, together with the foregoing. Greek, Latin, French, Book-keeping, higher Mathematics, with Land Surveying £2 16s. Od. Stationery, per quarter, extra 2s. 6d. Tho Ornamental, Model, and Engineering Drawing Classes, with Perspective and Landscape, will meet every TUESDAY and FRIDAY AFTERNOON, under tho supervision of Mr. C. LYSNAR, of the Government School of Design, Somerset House, London. Persons not belonging to the School can join tho Drawing Classes, by paying one guinea per quarter. At the expiration of tho duties of these Classes, a lesson will bo given, each day, on tho Iheory and Praotice of Vocal Music. The Fiench Clnss, under Mr. Beauprß, will meet every Monday and Thursday Afternoon. Ail experimental Lecture on Chemistry will bo delivered every Wednesday, at noon. No pupil, whose marks continue far below the ordinary average, will be suffered to remain in this establishment. Parents and Guardians aio earnestly requested to allow of no absences, unless unavoidably necessary, and to give no holidays other than those given at the School. It is also particulary desirable that every facility be given to the attendance, on Saturday Morning, of those pupils who have failed in completing their week's routine of study. Monthly leports, will be sent to the parents rej specting scholaiship, conduct, punctuality, &c.
Commercial School, Auckland.
THE ENSUING QUARTER will comraenoe on MONDAY, April 23rd. An Evening Drawing Class will be formed under Mr. C. LYSNAR, to meet every Monday and Friday Eveninc), from 7to 9 o'clock. TermsOne Guinea per quarter. WILLIAM D. LYSNAR.
FOR SALE.
"DRIME OTAGO SEED OATS. JOHN SALMON & Co. Quocn-strcet Wharf, 12th April, 18G0.
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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XVII, Issue 1285, 13 April 1860, Page 2
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