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Evening Post, Volume XIII, Issue 10, 13 January 1876, Page 4

q>E AFiO GRAMMAR AND COMMER- , 1 CIAL SCHOOL, I> ( ; ESTRE-STREET, WELLINGTON, Established in 1870. I'KI.V< ft'Al. : C. A. CURTIS (UnivcrMty of Gottingen, ¦ Assisted by Piesklout aiul Visiting Masters. Thirs School has been uniformally successful fcince its establishment. It offers all the many advantages of a private insti- , tution, conducted on the highe&t principles. | It aims — 1. At uniting the elements of j Modern Education, as comprising the Eng- ¦ lish, German, French, and Italian Lan- i guages and Literature, Mathematics, the Natural Sciences, Commerce, &c., with the cultivation of the Latin and Greek Lan- j guages, Literature, and History. | 2. Ataccoinplishingitsobject thoroughly, ' with the least possible loss of time, but ' without overburdening its pupils, and thus j exhausting their capacity and desire for | learning. j This end is attained by thorough organisation and a carefully .arranged plan of study regulated (as far a:-s practicable) according to the destiny of each pupil, whether it be the Merchant's Office, Civil Service, Military College, the English, German, or Australian Universities. The Boarding Establishment is under careful supervision. Jt is complete, having a suite of lofty, well ventilated bedrooms, with bathrooms and lavatory, and affords accommodation for twenty boarders. The table is liberally supplied, and in all the arrangements, domestic or pertaining to the school, tire utmost care is exercised to ensure the happiness and wellbeing of the pupils. RELIGION, MORAL TRAINING AND DISCIPLINE. The School is entirely unseetarian. No opportunity will be neglected of cultivating amt.ngst the pupils an honorable tone of feeling, and strict regard to truth, while while the strictest order and obedience will be insisted on. With a view to encouraging physical exercise, the playground has been furnished with gymnastic appliances, and is under the guidance of a competent Drill Instructor. Young Gentlemen arc eligible for admission from the ages of Sto 16. The number of Day Pupils is limited, Special time and individual attention will be bestowed upon those whose education has been neglected. School hours : From 9 to 12, and from 2 to 4. TERMS, PER QUARTER. Fall Boarders, from 12i gns. to 18 gns, in adv. Weekly „ 10~ „ Daily „ 7 Day pupils, from 2to 3 „ EXTRAS (OPTIONAL). Latin, Sanscrit, Italian, Greek, each H „ Music 2£ „ Drawing ... 1 „ Singing ... 10s Cd iv advance. All fees payable Ist of each quarter. Quarter Days, Ist February, 11th April, sth July, Ist October. A quarter's notice or half a quarter's fee is required in case of removal of pupils. Pupils will re-assemble on Monday, the 24th instant. Vacancies for three boarders. Prospectus, &c, on application to the Principal, C, A. CURTIS. Sth January. Reference's are kindly permitted to the Rev. T. Fancourt, Hutt ; J. T. Edwards, Esq, R.M., Wanganui; H. McDonald, Esq., M.D., Christchurch; and so Parents of l J upils. \KJ ELLINGTON TERKACE- COMVV MERCIAL AND GRAMMAR SCHOOL. ESTABLISHED 1864. Mr. J. H. BRANN desires to submit his course of tuition to the consideration of parents and guardians. The course aims at combining the essentials of a commercial training with such elements of a liberal education as will enable youths to qualify for Civil Service and other public examinations. It includes English grammar, analysis and composition, English history, arithmetic, mensuration, algebra, euclid, the principles of bookkeeping, general geography, map drawing, aud Latin. Special attention is paid to hand writing, spelling, and commercial arithmetic. Terms fur day pupils, £2 103perqunrter, payable in advance. Vacancies for a few boarders. School re-opens on MONDAY, 24th JANUARY, 1876. The Evening Class for Civil Service Eaminations will be resumed same date. Terms, £2 2s per quarter. Boulcott-street, sth January. ENGLISH HIGH SCHOOL, FEATniiRSToN-STREET, Wellington. For the complete education of all lads who do not require a University course. The next Quarter will commence MONDAY, 24th JANUARY. Fees (payable in advance) £3 3s per Quarter. In case of removal, a Quarter's notice is requested. Boarders received at the private residences of the masters.

LADIES' SCHOOL, Mulgkaye-Street, Wellington, Conducted by MISS GRIFFITHS. next Quarter will commence on Mont day, 17th Jaauary. Vacancies for boarders. Terms on application. THE MISSES CARPENTER beg to ac1 quaint their Friends and the Public that Vacation will end 10th January, 1576. Abel Smith-street. MISS BULL'S SELECT SEMINARY, Willis-street. SCHOOL will RE-OPEN on WEDNESDAY, 19th January, 1876. FURRIE & MAYHEW'S BUCKLE-STREET STORES, (Opposite New School) Wellington. BEG respectfully to inform the iuhabitauts of Wellington that they hava just opened an establishment at the above address for the sale of drapery, groceries, and confectionery. The best Cigars and Tobacco always on hand. Please note the address — B U C X L E-S TREET, Opposite New School. PUBLIC NOTICE. RETIRING FROM BUSINESS. MJ. MULLIGAN. Watchmaker and < Jeweller, Lambton Quay, is selling off the whole of his large and valuable Stock of Watches, Chains, Diamond Goods, and a valuable assortment of Jewelry, FULLY 40 PER CENT UNDER THE USUAL SFLLING PRICES. NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED. The shop and goodwill of this valuable business for t-ale. All debts due to Mr Mulligan are requested to be settled at once, and all parties having claims are requested to render their accounts for settlement. CHRISTMAS PRESENTS and NEW YEAR'S GIFTS in great variety.