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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXVI, Issue 4003, 21 June 1870, Page 2

iAUCKLAND,EDUf)RT|ONAIi SOCIETY. Established under the Friendly Sooieti^s --> Act, 1867. P?feSsent : 1 Archibald Clark, Esq., M.G.A., Kemuera, SupeririteM®rof^tWMisieal Department 1 Mr. 1 - JositPH Browne. '|>HE CLASSES will COMMENCE i* 1 JULY. - {•subscription, from; Is. per iveek. The Rules nncl further information,; can be ob< tamed at the Office, 6*l, Queeu : street. J. MOGINIE, Secretary.

PREPARATORY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG GENTLEMEN. HOBSON-STREET, . „ , (Opposite St. Matthew's CHtfRCH.) THE patrons of this- establishment are respectfully informed that its duties COMMENCED on WEDNESDAY, the Ist of June ; and, in consequence of the School opening so late in the current quarter, no June holidays will be given. Quarter commencing at the date of the entrance of each pupil. , Tel j. morressy, Master.

AFTERNOON CLASSES FOR YOUNG LADIES. \/l ISS TURNER mil leoeive a limited IVJL number of Young Ladies (at her residence, Graham-street) to INSTRUCT in all the BRANCHES of a SUPERLOB.EDUCATIOK. , Hours of study: From 2 p.m. till 4.30 p.m. Terms may be known on application. Graham-street, Juue 16, 1870.

DRAWING and PAINTING, in Oil and Water Colours; Perspective ; SKETCHING from NATUKEand CRASTON PRAWING, taught by Mr. G. Tibbutt, Artist. Vulcan Cottage, N*pjer-3treet, Auckland. A Juvenile Class now forming;— Terms, &c at Mr, Tpruell's, Stationer, Queen-street,

WI^IJELM HGtF&UNN, PROFESSOR OF THE PIANO, HARMONIUM, AND SINGING. Address, Mrs. Shayle George's, opposite Government Houee, Auckland. K.B.— All kinds of Musical Instruments correctly Tuned and Repaired.

Brewers.

NOTICE is hereby given that the CO PARTNERSHIP heretofore carriec on under the style or firm of T, WHITSON AND COMPANY is this day DISSOLVED, by mutual consent, and thai the said Business will ia future be carried 01 at Albert Brewery, Queen-stveet, Auckland, under the firm of R. WHITSON & SONS. Dated at Auckland this first day of June, 1870. B. WHITSON, T. WHIISON, & JOHNSTONE. Witness: Geo. Ritchie, Solicitor, Auckland. Albert Brewery, Queen-street, Auckland, June 1, 1890. R> Whitson begs to intimate that, in cousequ£J3.c<i of the termination, of the Partnership of the ftj,n> of R, Whitson and Co., Brewerg, he has ceased to haye a»y connecthe Hobson Bridge Brevyepy, and tion wi._ • — .» } ie -w-ill carry on business that for tho f utu. _- Auckin the Albert Bieweiy, v^i.. 'Thomas land, in conjunction with his sons, _ Wliitson and George Jobnstone, under the style of R. Whitson and Sons ; and trusts to maintain the reputation he has already acquired for really good Ales and Porter. N.B.— WHITSON'S ALES only to be had at the ALBERT BREWEKY. Families supplied as before both with bottle and bulk. Temporary Office : 169, Queen-street.

HOBSON'S BRIDGE BREWERY rpHE PARTNERSHIP heretofore carried on at the above Brewery by D. S. Lyell and R. Whitson, under the firm of R. WHITSON & CO., having expired, the undersigned will CARRY ON the Business at HOBSON'S BRIDGE BREWERY, ' and guarantee tomipply ALE and PORTER of the quality that has hitherto been produced at this Brewery The Office and Cellars in town are i Durham-street, next the Haymarket, where orders can be left, and will be punctually ttended to. LYELL BROTHERS. Auckland, June 1, 1870.

Boots and Shoes.

i MR. CHARLES WESTFAHL begs to announce that he has just OPENED his -NEW BOOT AND SHOE WAREHOUSE (three doors from Union Bank) with an extensive assortment of FIRST-CLASS BOOTS and SHOES, which he will offer to the public at the lowest remunerative prices.

1 Miller* ~

GRISTING. MESSRS. THOMAS .tBARRACLOUGH are now 'prepared to receive WHEAT, MAIZE, BARLEY, &c, for GRISTING, either at their Produce Store, WellesleyStreet East, or -at the Star Milla, Oakley's , Creek, Great North' 'Road, the only Grist c .Mil} in Auckland, . . , - : On §ale at the Store, Flour, retail only ' -" *" "Shsrps """- " " ' Bran ■, ' Maize t whole_or erjushed. . * , , Mayse-meal,, always fresh Barley^ crushed for pig feed &c., ~™&c., &c. . . ¥'"&' — Highest cash price-gLveaidr 'Prqvin cial-grown Wheat. ■. . , ' Star Mills, Great North Road, arid 'at WeHesley-atreot East, a few doors from , v ' , , . ■ . ,„ . '

'pHE. UNION- SASH AND BOOH 1 COMPANY MecWics' Bay, begtc mfovnrijheir CnaWtners' Ttoat they hare This Day so REDUCED tif^PRICES o f their >&opfa,it,h % t qKeifaUiie hatti bepawed •m^o6louy il .^lie ) qUaUty,atidsea^oniiigof their Mwiufjujtured Articlesare unequ»Ued.