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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XVII, Issue 1286, 17 April 1860, Page 2

4 ' , Commercial School, Auckland, i_n6'NDUOTED BY MR. *W. i). LYoNAR, of \J St. Mark's College, Chelsea, London ; and of Burlington College, New Jersey, U. S, Terms per quarter, in advance, for the ordinary branches of an English Education, comprising — Reading, Writing, Spelling, Arithmetic, Geography, History, Drawing, English and Latin ■ Grammar .• .'452 os. Od. For the following, together with the foregoing, Greek, Latin, French, Book-keeping, higher Mathematics," with Land Surveying ..£2 15s. Od. Stationery, per quarter, extra % . . 2s. 6d. The Ornamental, Model, and Engineering Drawing Classes, with Perspective and Landscape, will meet every TUESDAY and FRIDAY AFTERNOON, under the supervision of Mr. C. LYSNAR, of the Government School of Design, Somerset House, London, Persons not belonging to the Sohool can join the Drawing Classes, by paying one guinea per quarter. At the expiration of the duties of these Classes, a lesson will be given, each day, on the Theory and Practice of Vocal Music. The French Class, under Mr. Beaupre, will meet every Monday and Thursday Afternoon. An experimental Lecture on Chemistry will be 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 are 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 reports will be sent to the parents respecting scholarship, conduct, punctuality, &c.

Commercial School, Auckland. mHE ENSUING QUARTER will commence on X MONDAY, April 23rd. An Evening Dbatving Class will be formed under Mr. C LYSNAR, to meet every Monday and Friday Evening, from 7to 9 o'olock. TermsOne Guinea per quarter. WILLIAM D. LYSNAR.

AUCKLAND ACADE'MY. FOR BOYS AND GIRLS. MR. J. GORRIE respectfully announces that the Second Quarter of the Session will commence on MONDAY, April 16th. N.B. — The Sewing Department conducted by Mrs. Gobkie. Accommodation for a few more boarders at Mr. G's private residence, * Coburg-street, April 6th, 1860.

MECHANICS' INSTITUTE. ON FRIDAY, APRIL 20th, 1860. C. WHITTLE BARRY, TRAGEDIAN, FROM THE UNITED STATES, Will give a DRAMATIC ENTERTAINMENT, Interspersed with Scenes and Extracts From Shakespeare and other approved Authors, THEATRICAL ANECDOTES, IMITATIONS OF CELEBRATED ACTORS, RECITATIONS, &c, &o. Admission— Front Seats, 3s. ; Back Seats, 2s. ; Tickets may be had of Mr. Boyle, at the Institute, at the Oifices of the "New Zealander," "Southern Cross," and "Examiner,'' and of Mr. Chapman, Bookseller.

A Farm for Sale. FOR SALE— A FARM at Matakana, with water frontage. Apply to P. H., "Southern Cross" Office.

. Mr. CHARLES E. SHORT, Native of Solehul, Warrickshire. THE above-named individual is requested to transmit his address to the Manager of the UNION BANK OF AUSTRALIA, Auckland.

OFFICES TO LET. Apply to HENRY DEBUS, Princes-street.