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Grey River Argus, Volume XV, Issue 1844, 3 July 1874, Page 3

Educational. "CIVENING SCHOOL jfOR GIRLS. Mr JOHN CL\UD AHEARN will, on the 23rd inataut, open a School for GIRLS ONLY. Hours : From 7to 9 o'clock p.m. on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturday. Course of Instruction : THOROUGH ENGLISH and FRENCH. Pupils prepared for Civil Service Examinations. Terms : 26s per quarter, payable at I end of quarter. N.B. — The Evening School for Boys will be continued as usual on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays. "1/TRS. AND MISS GODFREY having REMOVED tc Pembroke Cottage, High street, Marsden road, will be happy to receive their pupils. CtT. PATRICK'S SCHOOL, >O Gkeymopth. MR JOHN CLAUD AHEARN, (Of St. Patrick's College, Melbourne), Head Teacher. For the ordinary school fee the following subjects will be taught :— English, French, Spaaish, Latin, Greek, Book-keeping (single and Rouble entry), Algebra, Euclid, Mensuratian, Geography, Navigation, Astronomy, Optics, Pneumatics, Chemistry, Reading. Writing, Composition, Correspondence, and Elocution. A Lady Assistant Teacher has been provided. During the ordinary school houra, only Buch subjects will be taught as belong to a thorough English education. N.B.— Mr Ahearn gent up two pupils for the New Zealand Civil Service examination, both of whom passed — one being high on the list of merit. Sixteen of Mr Ahearn's pupils passed the Matriculation and Civil Service examinations at the Melbourne University. MISS DYCOCK, of St. Patrick's Schoool Greymouth, is ready to give Lessons in French, German, and Music, at the residences of the pupils, every day in the week, after 4 o'clock p.m. Terms on application. ST. MARY'S CONVENT OF THE SACRED HEART, AHAURA. BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES. THE SISTERS OF MERCY beg to inform the inhabitants of the West Coast that they have established a branch of their Order at the Ahaura, Grey Valley. The course of instruction comprises an English Education in all its branches, with plain and ornamental needlework. Terms per quarter (in advance) — Tuition - - - -£100 Washing - - 0 10 0 Board * - - - 6 0 0 Entrance fee - - - 2 0 0 Music, French, and Drawing, thirty shillings each per quarter extra. For further particulars, apply to the Supeiioress, Ahaura. Business Notices. STRIKE AND BLACK MORE Brewers, Cordial Makers, and derated water- manufacturers, Murray street, Greymouth. S. and B.s Celebrated Exhibition Ale now in Stock. Written orders or letter may be left at Gilmer's Hotel. AS I N G E R # Watchmaker and Jeweller, Mawhera Quay, Has always on hand a magnificent assortment of Colonial-made Jewellery of all descriptions Electro-gilding done on the premises. Watches and Clocks cleaned and repaired. All work done at thiß establisment warranted ■\TATIONAL HOTEL, JAI Boundary street, has been entirely rebuilt and newly furnished. The old cus omers of the proprietor will find all their requirements fully met at the new National. Wines and spirits of the best quality. ' ' Ici on parle Francais. ' ' L. C. ANCELINE, Proprietor. H' P~ E^ L L I It G~ • Importer of WINDOW GLASS, All sizes, PAPERHANGINGS, In great variety ; PAINTER, PAPERBANGER, AND GLAZIER, : Gresson street (opposite Police Camp). Established 1865. iTJr M• D O~~N NELL, Wholesale and Family Grocer, Tainui street. $LL NEW GOODS (GUARANTEED). Cheapest House in Greymouth, BANK PRICE GIVEN FOR GOLD ■pvUNCAN M'LEAN Is now DELIVERING GOODS FREE of CHARGE AT Marsden Road Welshman's Marsden No Name New River Maori Creek Rutherglen South Beach Saltwater Seventeen-mile do North Beach Stillwater I'-oal Pits Ahaura And any place along the Grey Valley Road. Greater inducements than ever to get supplies from town. DUNCAN M'LEAN Boundary street, GOLD BOUGHT AT BANK PRICE.