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Evening Post, Volume LVI, Issue 80, 1 October 1898, Page 4 (Supplement)

v_/ of Bachelor of Science in Engineering 1 . — An Entrance Exhibition of .£2O per annum, tenablo for two yoars, will be offered for public competition in December next. Examinations will commence on Wednesday, 30th November, at Canterbury College. Candidates will be allowed to take six of the following subjects : — Latin, Greek, English, French, German or Italian, Mathematics, Scienoe, History and Geography, Drawing and Manual Work ; Mathematics, Science, and Drawing being compulsory. Except for Drawing and Manual Work, the candidates will be required to take the papers set in the foregoing- subjects for the University Junior Scholarships, and to do well enough to obtain credit for the Matriculation Examination. A schedule of marks can be had on application. The University Fee for the Junior Scholarship Examination is dCI Is, and" the candidates' names must be entered both with the Registrar of the University, Wellington, and with the undersigned, not later than Saturday, the 22nd October. A. CRACROFT WILSON, Registrar. 16th September, 1898. PARENTS desirous of securing tbo combined advantages of a quiet country homo and good schooling for their boys, or parents leaving the colony for a short time and wishing to place their boys, should apply for information regarding the Aided School at Roh.in Hood Bay, Blenheim. This school has been very suocesbfnl. Terms very moderate. For full information apply to H. Staco, Robin Hood Bay, Blenheim ; or to 3tr. J. Holmes, Clareins>nt-terrace, Wellington. piELS 1 HIGH SCHOOL. The School was Re-opened on MONDAY, 12th Soptember. The Governors offer annually two Junior Scholarships, open to girls under 14 years of age, aiid four Senior {Scholarships, to pupils attending the school. These entitle the winners to free education at the High School for two years. A reduction is made on the fees for three or more pupils from the same family attending either the Wellington College or the Girls' High School. CHAS. P. POWLES, Secretary. BROUGHAM HILL SCHOOL,! JD> Ellicic-stbeet. Principals ... Mrs. and Miss Snr.pPAiiD, Assisted by a full staff of Efficient Teachers. Term began 21st SEPTEMBER. A Kindergarten in connecnon with the above will be opened at the half term. ! The MISSES CARR'S SCHOOL OF SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING, National Mutual Buildings, Customhouse-quay, Wellington. Instruction given in Shorthand (Pitman's and Lightline), Typewriting, Bookkeeping (single and double entry), Writing, and Mimeography. Pupils prepared for highspeed examinations. Hours— 9.3o a.m. to 12, 1.30 p.m. to 5 p.m., and 7 to 9.15 p.m. Classes from 30 to 200 words per minute. Best results in New Zealand. Misses Carr's pupils hold first high-speed certificates and Australasian record (220 words per minute — highest outsido British Isles). PIANOFORTE. MISS LOUDON will be prepared to receive Pupils in the above subject after Ist October next. Miss Loudon holds Senior Certificates for practical music from the Royal Academy and Trinity College. Former pupil of Miss Medley, and also of Mr. Sydney Moss, of Sydney. For terms, &c, apply at her residence, north end Boulcottterrace, on Wednesdays and Fridays, between 3 and 5 o'clock p.m. MR. F. W. GARDINER, PIANOFORTE TUNER, And Musical Instrument Repairer, (O'Connor's Buildings) 21, VIVIAN-STJtiWET, Wellington. Organs, Accordeons, Concertinas, AutoHarps, &c, a speciality. All work guaranteed. Orders left at Scoullar and Chisholm's promptly attended to. Telephone, 110. H 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-terrace. Telephone. 869 TE ARO MUSIC WAREHOUSE (Established 1886). Sheet and Book Music. PIANOS TUNED 7/6 E. J. King & Son's Band. EDWIN J. KING, 69, Manners-street (Opposite Opera House). ■^nn" ANTED Known— Ladies' second-hand Bicycles taken in part payment for new Raleighs. Inglis Bros., Willis-street. CLOTHING. WANTED to Purchase, for cash, Ladies', Gents', and Children's left-off Clothing ; highest price given ; letters promptly attended to. Mrs. Jones, 78, Taranaki-street. CLOTHING. WANTED to Purchase, Clothing, Furniture, Books, Jewellery, &c. Address Miss M'Cbrmick, 100, Tory-street, City. WANTED Known— Broken Glass, Scrap Iron, Rags, Old Rope, Bagging, Canvas, Zinc, Lead, and Bottles of every ! description purchased in any quantities for cash.« W. Hildreth & Son, Waste Product Merchants, Lome-street. Telephone 6-17. •Box 46. WANTED Known— Our Premises will be open during the summer months until 9 o'clock every evening (Wednesdays excepted) to suit the convenience of ladies and gentlemen wishing to hire out Bicycles. — Inglis Bros., Willis-street. ANTED to Sell. White Paper Apply at Evening Post office. WANTED, Ladies having soiled or faded j dresses, &c, to send them to Babbiob and Co.'s Steam Dye Works, 46, Cuba- [ street, where they can be dyed fashionable shades for winter wear. Special machinery enables us to execute work in a style unequalled in the colony. j WANTED, the Ladies of Wellington to know that James Godber, Melbourne House, has just received a large consignment of Poitk Frcan's high-class Biscuits. ANTED to Hell, in the Bangitikei district. 300 acres of well-improved Dairy and Sheep Farm, three miles from cheese factory and one mile from railway station and school ; two good dwellinghouses, with all npcessary outbuildings. Price, JJ7 15s per acre ; cash, .£SOO. For address apply Evening Post office. ANTED— For Corns, Warts, and Bunions, use Bloomine, (sd. Indigestion, use Sepoy's Prairie Cure, 2s 6d. Rheumatism, use Sepoy's Prairie Oil, 2s 6d. Spring Blossom Pills, 6d and Is. Every- ! where. Wholesale Agents — Kempthorne, Prosser & Co. WANTED— "Spring Blossom Ointment" will cure chilblains, chapped hands, sores, cuts, burns, bruises, sore eyes, sore legs, arid skin complaints. Price, 6d and Is. Chemists and grocers. Wholesale Agents — Kempthorne. Prosser & Co. W" ANTED Known— David Pryde, Watch Repairer. First-class work, reasonable prices, ab 54, Cuba-street.