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(JOOK'S < SAILING- LIST.' .^viteg. STEAMER PASSAGES Jjgagggg>; STKAMER PASSAGES Booked by P. & 0., Orient, Direct, French, German, China, and ALL LINES AT LOWEST RATES. Intending Homeward passengers should send for " Sailing List of Steamers and Fares to London " by all linos (gratis). Enquiries invited. Apply COOK'S SHIPPING OFFICE, . 52. Lambton-qnay. NORTHERN STEAMSHIP COMPANY (Limited). S.S. GALRLOCH leaves JfelSgK » New Plymouth for Onehunga as under i weather and other oiroumstauces permitting) :—: — MAY. ♦Tuesday, 31st 10 p.m. JUNE. ♦Friday. 3rd 10 p.m. ♦Tuesday 1 , 7th iono n m *Friday, 10th io p.,,,. •Tuesday. 14th io p.m ♦Friday. 17th io p.ui. ♦Tuesday. 21st , ... io u. n.. •Friday, 241 h , ... 10 p!ui! ♦Tuesday, 28th lv p. m , ♦Connects with express train from Wellington. For particulars apply to undersigned. LKVIN <fc CO. (Ltd.). Ayonts. WELLINGTON GIRLS' HIGH SCHOOL, PIPITEA-STREET. ri^HE School Re-opened on WEDNESJL DAY, 25th May. At the last University Examinations fourteen pupils the Matriculation Kxamination, alf of them qualifying also for the Solicitors' " General Knowledge Pass ; three obtained high places in the "Credit" list in the Junior University Scholarship Examination, and one kept the first year's terms of her University course. Six pupils qualified for a " Partial D " Teachers' Certificate. Seven passed the Junior Civil Service, and two the Senior Civil Service Kxamination, one of whom passed "with distinction," coming first in the whole colony. The Governors offer annually two Junior Scholarships, open to girls under 14 years of age, and four Senior Scholarships, to Pupile attending the School. These entitle the winners to free education at the Hii?h School for two years. In accordance with a resolution passed by tho Board last year, a reduction is made on the fees for three or more pupils from the same family attending either the College or the High School. CHAS. P. POWLES, Secretary. T?ITZHERBERT - TERRACE SCHOOL. jL — — Miss Babbr, M.A. Miss B. Richmond, M.A. The Second Tbrm began MONDAY, 30th May. » BOARDING : Miss Swainson has Vacancies for Pupils attending the above School, and also for elder girls attending classes or taking lessons from a master. KINDERGARTEN SCHOOL, St. Thomas's Schoolroom, Wellington ooiJth. Principal — Miss Fahrow — The above school will Re-open on MONDAY, 6th June. Miss Farrow will be in attendance at tho school to • eceive parents of intending pupils on Thursday and Friday Afternoons from 2 to 4.30 p.m. PIANO, ORGAN, SINGING, AND HARMONY. Y/FR- LAURENCE F. WATKINS. - 1 --*- Organist of St. Mark's, Will resume Teaching on MONDAY, 23rJ May, at lsis new address, 3, VICTORIA-TKRRAOC. BROUGHAM-STREET. MRS. H. B. MASON'S DANCING CLASS FOR LEARNERS Is hold at her New Assembly Room, 56. Ghuzneo - street (Next St. Peter's Church), MONDAYS and WEDNESDAYS, At 8 p m. Private Lessons can be arranged. Children's Clnss SATURDAY, at 2.30 p.m. Vacancies for Pianoforte Pupils. OICE PRODUCTION & SINGING.Mrs. Dodwoll haß resumed teaching. Term commences with pupil. Address— lo6. Willis-street (over Kller's, Kllerton Houso). ANCING.-Mrs. Dodwell's Children's Class, Masonic Hall, on Saturdays, at 3 p.m. Private Lessons given. Address— 106, Willis-street (over Eller's). DANCING. MR. F. W. GAR DINER'S CLASS FOR LEARNERS, Held at Highland Lodge, 65, Sydney-street, every Thursday Evening. Those desiring invitations to the Assembly Class will please send names and addresses. Private lessons can be arranged to suit pupil. Teacher of the Violin and Piano Tj HUNTER-BROWN, ■•-*-• Certificated Piano Tuner, Repairing and Regulating a Speciality. Organs and Harmoniums Tuned. BANJOS. — Teacher of the Banjo, as a really musical instrument. Sole importer of the celebrated Stewart Banjos. Address — No. 1, Boulcott-terraco. Telephone, 869 SOCIKTY FOR PROTECTION OF WOMEN AND CHILDRKN. ANYONE having complaints to make in connection with matters in which the above Society is interested arc requested to writo or call upon tho Hon. Secretary. Lady Stout, at her residence, Watson-street, on Friduva between 10a.m. and 12 Noon. 332 9 > ING UP °AY or NIGHT QOO S.\> tor Carriages and Cabs for Balls and Parties. Punctuality. Moderate Charges. SINCLAIR'S STABLKS, Moleawort.h-street. COD LIVER OIL. I?XTRACTED by the latest improved J method, whereby the full medicinal properties are retained, while tho objectionable flavour so common to moat Cod Liver Oils has been reduoed to a minimum, rendering it PERFECTLY PALATABLE. I have just received from Lofoten, in Norway, a splendid sample of the above Oil. w. pa"rk cr, (Late Turner & Co.), FAMILY AND DISPENSING CHEMIST, Medical Hall 1 , 28, Manners-street. Telephone No. 147. ]\ B ISS WILDMAN, Massouse and Medical 1* I Electrician, of the West End Hospital, Cavendish-square, London, W. Superfluous hair upon tho face permanently removed by nieafls of Kloctrolysis. References are kindly permitted by several patients. Rooms over Mr. Bridge's. Dentist. Willis-street. STKRKO BLOCKb. STEREO BLOCKS of striking designs , for advertising and other purposes executed on the shortest notice at the Kvening Post office. UKSE WOODWARD'S HEALTH SYRUP is a modern, up-to-date remedv. One trial will convince you.