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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume 11, Issue 815, 5 January 1867, Page 2

Educational. MR. MARSHALL, with a view to satisfy the deaire whioh haa been lately expressed for the establishment of a GRAMMAR SCHOOL in Napier, haa engaged the services of a competent assistant, and begs leave to inform hia friendß and the public that the School will re-open on MONDAY, the 28th of January, under the title of _&_£ NAPIER GRAMMAR SCHOOL. The course of inßtruction in the Upper School will embrace Greek, Latin, Frenoh, Mathematics, Commercial Arithmetic and Bookkeeping, together with History, Geography, and the uae of the Globes, and Pencil and Water-color Drawing. Tho boya in .he lower School will be taught all the usual brancheß of a sound Engliah education, together with Penoil Drawing, and the rudimentß of perspective. TERMS:— For Pay Soholars in the Upper School— £4 per quarter In the Lower ditto— £2 per'quarter Boarders-*- dBSO per annum. One quarter's notioe required prior to the removal of a pupil, Thb following gentlemen have kindly consented to aot as a Managing Committee :— . Donald M'Lean, Esq. Joaeph Rhodes, Esq., J.P. Donald Gollan, Esq, J.P. Jamea Anderaon, Esq., J.P. Oatlanda, Dec, 31, 1866. , 4 Woodbine Cottage Ladies' School. THE above SCHOOL will re-open on MONDAY, January 7, at 10 o'clook. Terjna for Day Scholara :— £2 28. a quarter for Engliah, and the same for eaoh accomplishment. Boarders- £52 per annum for Board and English. A reduction made in the case of sisters. A Young Lady required who would make, herself useful with the younger Pupils for about two hours daily. She would enjoy the same advantages as the other Boarders, and he received on reduced terms. All payments required quarterly in advance, and a quarter's notice required before the removal of a pupil. 138 » Buns for sale or lease. Sheep Station for SaleTHE LAKE STATION, WALLINGFORD within about 12 mileß from Waipuku- • rau, with a good road to the Station, about to be further improved by the Government. Comprising 13,260 aores of Freehold or thereabouts, and 2,000 aores and upwards of .Native Land adjoining, and held under a 21 yearß lease fromthe Natives, The Stock and Improvements consist of,— 5,000 Mixed Sheep 85 head Mixed Cattle 12 Working Bullooka, Dray, Builock Gear, &o. 5 Roomed Weatherboarded House Woolahed, fitted with screw press Weatherboarded Outstation, CowShed, Stockyards, Sheep Pens and Washing Pens Garden well stocked with Fruit Trees Paddocks laid down to English Grass, &c, with Hi milea of Boundary *and Division Fencea. , . Men's Wharea. For particulars apply to, J. B. REDWARD, The Lake, Wallingford. Or to LEVIN & Co., Wellington, AngUßt 18, 1866. _ 125 SHEEP RUN & STATION FOR SALE, on. the Coast, with good boundaries, comprising 12,500 acreß of Licensed GovernmenttLand and 1100 acrea of Freehold, with a good and comfortably Furnished Residence, Gardens and Paddocks, Wool Shed (at which Veasela take in Produce), Sheep and Stock Yards, Cow Shed, and other out-buildinga j Beveral miles of Post, Wire, and other Fencing : Out-Station, Station Plant, and other Effects. Together with a Mixed Flock of 2750 Sheep, about 300 Head of Cattle, 8 Working Bullocks, and Horsea. Alao, a General Store, in which a good business is carried on. ' Apply to G. E. G. RICHARDSON, 126 Napier. Freehold BunFOR SALE.— A Small Freehold Run of 7000 acreß, about 14 miles from Napier, and adjoining the Properties of Captain Carter, Mr. Gully, Mr. Newton, and Mr. W« Smith. The Run is fenced on three aides, and partly subdivided! about 1500 aores level land, of which 150 acrea have been laid down in Engliah Grass. A Homestead on an adjoinining hlook of land oan be purohaßed with the Run. Terms Easy. Apply to J. N. WILSON, 127 Napier. Paints and Paperhangings. HPHE T ARGEST OTOCK o_r Paperhangings ! EVER IMPORTED INTO NAPIER. Direct from London, Ex "NOBWOOD," Five \ Thousand Pieces of the moafc ohoice and novel patterns, •VTOW ON SALE AT WILLIAMS'S OIL & COLOR SHOPS, Hastings- Steee-. 800 gallons boiled and raw Oil, best quality , turpentine, Lamp Black, Red Ochre Turkey Umber, Yellow Ochre Blue, green and black Paint, patent Dryers Putty, Whiting, London Glue Whitewash, and Paint Brushes of every description Oot. 6, 1866. • ' 170 Noticei ,* t GRASS PADDOCKS with Water Supply for Horses at Hampden, open until Ist September. Charges— la. per day or night, or 3s. per. week. Horses baited, Is per feed. Saddle Horsea let out on Hire. 7#107 =, . E. L. SNEE. " COALr COAL!! BELIVERED to any part of Town of Na--pier at FIFTY SHILLINGS per Ton • at the Yard FORTY-SIX SHILLINGS per Ton. Caah on Delivery. ''yi.' ,- ' '" J. H. VltJf IER. _7apter, 4th June, 1866, 169