ST. MARY'S BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL, MEA.NEE. THE additions to this Boarding Establishment being now completed, increased accommodation is provided for a number of Boarders. The bed-rooms are spacious and well ventilated. The school-room, which measures 46 feet by 24 feet, is ventilated on Tobin s principle, and has an ample supply of map 8 , charts, and scientific diagrams. Attached to the School is a large playground, about one acre in extent. The Institution is under the control and supervision of the Rev. Father Reigner, who has spared no expense in providing for the health and convfoit of the boarders. The Catholic boys receive religions instruction three times per week inthe church from the resident priest, but in no case is the faith of non-Catholic boarders interfered with. The subjects taught comprise English Grammar and Composition, History, Bookkeeping, Arithmetic, Algebra, Geometry — including Practical Geometry and Mensuration. Navigation and Latin taught if required. The terms, which are moderate, can be learned on application to the Rev. Father Reignier or B. HAMILL, 51 Head Teacher. DR. THOMAS, (fobmerly of collins & lonsdale-street, Melbourne), MAY be consulted at his Medical Establishment, "The Octagon," Dunedin, Otago, next to the Working Men's Club. _ . _ Dr. Thomas' practice has been exclusively devoted for the last twenty-six years to the treatment of Diseases of the Nervouaand Generative System, Heart, Lungs, Liver, and Kidneys, Skin and Contagious Diseases, The following examinations have been passed by Dr. Thomas : — Licentiate Royal College of Physicians, London, 1864 : Member of tho Royal College of Surgeons, Lon. don, 1859; Doctor of Medicine, University of Gressen, Germany, 1S71; Licentiate in Midwifery, College of Surgeons, London 1864. Patients residing in tho neighboring colonies can consult I»r Thomas by letter. ' These consultations will meet with his immediate and careful attention, and will be replied to by return Bteamer, coach, or rail. Cases of medicines forwarded to all parts of New Zealand, secured from observation, Consultation by Letter ... £1. 52 LOATiD.J rp HOM A S T_> ISHOP STOCK, STATION, & GBNERAI COMMISSION AGENT, Ha»tiN-«. 54 HASTING-S STORE, R. SOMERVILLE. GOODS delivered to all parta of the district, at NaDier prices. 55 #*•*? *^ *** i*^ *i> • • ■ . ■^^'as-^ 5 .:? *S C 52: S •« •§,_§ v 5 mi illinium *^ ~ 111 s il*!i|| i o JUL "^ 1 1 1 5 ■i'_^Wl_illl ->»Kt^J -a rs<3 >■ I Wil bl lfc " I .ml-** I_M «r . ?) t 1 " ■^ HIQCIII &•? __^ 78 N -""-« 1 hjMfeWfl _ >5' > S 2 5 R a* UJ IPI t* a_ 1 2S 1 •§■*■§:&! s a g C/) UJ Co ■§ .j, "2 ft « -J* J- t , 1 s sI s "SS LlI Sc-s^'S^ ••__ (S S! S i' 5 *^ U | 5 ; I| t? DINWIDDIE, WALKER & CO.'S Monthly List of ~VT E W T3 O O K S. AND NEW EDITIONS' ! Received per i*-"uez mail. South Africa, by Anthony Trollope The Europeans, 2 Vols., by H. .Tames, Junr., | Science Lectures at South Kensington, 2 Vols. Every-Day Book of Modern Literature Haunted Hotel, by Wilkie Collins 'Twas in Trafalgar's Ji»y, by Besant and Rice Friendship, by Ouida | t Countess Pe'Charney, by A, Dnman De Foe, by William Minto Black but Comely, by VVhyte Melville Shadow of the Sword, by li. Buchanan Winifred Martin, by Mrs Roso Flowers of the Sky, by H. A. Proctor Flitch of Bacon, by Ainsworth The Quadroon, by Mayne Reid American Senator, by Anthony Trollope The Way we Live now, by Anthony Trollope White Ladies, by Mrs Oliphant. An Heiress of Red Dog, by Bret Harte Diamond Cut Diamond, by Adolphus Trollope Only a Woman, by Miss Braddon Her Mother's Darling, by Mr J. H. Riddoll Pocket Book"of jMechauics and Engineering, by Nystrom Wedding Bells, Vol. 17 Young Men of Great Britain, Division 23. NAPIER BOOK AND STATIONERY WAREHOUSE, Tennyson-street, Napier. TIST OF AGENTS . FOR TUB "HAWKE'S BAY HERALD.' Napier— Oolledge and Craig, Hastingsstreet * >> — T. B. Harding, Hastings-street ;, . — J. S, Jones, Carlyle-street; i, — G. Gillies, White-road • 1 1 — W. Denholm, Port Ahuriri Taradale— Mtb Barry — J. Guppy Meanee— J. Speedy Puketapu— G. A. Oliver Clive— B. G. Thornton Hastings— R. Somtrville Havelock— Q. Stone and Co. Te Aute—C. Leach Kaikora— J. Nicholson i, —J. Taylor — H. Hickey Waipawa— E. Harwood Waipukurau — F. H, Drower Kopua — H. Coltman Woodville— Monteith and Fountain Norsewood — A, Levy Walllngford — D. Sim Poran(/ahau—J. White THE "HAWKE'S BAY HERALD" I Is the bett medium for Advertisements in \ the District. Advertisements and Subscriptions will be received by the above | Agents, from whom copies of tho Herald | can be obtained at any time. I
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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXI, Issue 5439, 21 July 1879, Page 4
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738Page 4 Advertisements Column 2 Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXI, Issue 5439, 21 July 1879, Page 4
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