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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXXIV, Issue 11124, 17 January 1899, Page 1

»> g. i;oan nna ,38.m. (Sampans. N.Z. LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LIMITED. /CAPITAL AUTHORISED ... £2,000,008 ADVANCES Mado on Wool and other Produco ana on Stock. FBOZEN MEAT.-SWck Beceivpd for Freezing'and Shipment. and Grass Seeds Dressed, AGENCIES. -Walter A. "W\wd Co.', 3 Agricultural Implements 1 ,Murt6h ? s Sheeß 2>!p 1 ,Owdu's Shjeji'Br^ 1 Cannon's Shbeii Dip' Larney's AntliciHfcHitt Tindall's Defiance I Biieeil'Dr'jmcfr Taylor and Bremnor'tf WibV Pitesjf Gascoigne's Wool Press . Sheep-branding Paint— free from Pitcn.aev Graham's Permanent Foot-rot Cure John Pottie and Sona (Sydney) Celebrated Sheep i Specifics I N«w Zealand Insurance Co., Fire and Marine I SjMTjET— The Great Tonic Eemody for Stock ' Botfralf s Calf Branding Frames Pago's tIVS* Wife Strainer" ■ FOE SALE— SeeaV SfflJ SJfttimi Sed.llii>;tes ° f every description. NOTE.— The Proceeds of all ConsiWniaKWs are dealt with through a Special CONSKS&ME-NT TBUST ACCOUNT. JOHN CEAIG, Manager. HAWSE'S BAT FASMERS 1 COOMRAWE ASSOCIATION, limA'ei!) 1 .- POET NitPfEE.' Advances made against Stock, Growing Wool, and all kinds of Prodnoe, Loaus Negotiated. Sheep and other Stock bought and sold on commission. Woolpaoks, Oornsacks, Binder Twine, General Goods, and all Station Eequiaites supplied at lowest Current Bates, agencies- „. China Traders'' InWianee Company, limited, M'Dougall's Sheep' Dip,- Fumigation Coverings, luseoticide Wash, Kntseet Powder for Foliage, and Fungus Powder/ _ <gflUCflttO»B»» AUEEN'S rtOLLE&E, INGESTEE-ST., WELLINGTON. BOARDING AND DAT. SCHOOL FOE YOUNG LAKES. Principals — ME AND MSB A. J. EOONEY,M.E.C'/M., Sf.M, Who are assisted by an 'efficient staff *f experienced and successful teachers. THE Building is situated on one of the healthiest sites o£ Wellington, and has seen built expressly for educational purposes, ivith latest sanitary arrangements, lofty and wellrentilated dormitories, electric lighting, tennis :onrt, recreation grounds, promenades Boarders receive every homo comfort, com)ined with maternal care. Special attention is paid to formation of charac;er, manners, and deportment. Term commences February 7th. Principals at homo from January 23rd. Prospectus on application to this Office or to ?rincipals. Eeferences may be made in Wellington to Sir 3obert Stout, K."C.M.G., H. D. Bell, EsiJ , Dr. ?indlay, LL.D. ; and in Auckland to the Elghi lev. the Anglican Primate. 335 PITZHEEBBBT TEEEACE C SCHOOL. Under the Direction of MISS SWAINSON. 30ABDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOE GIELS. Tho Now Term will begin on TUESDAY, ranuary 31st, 18U9. Tho manugoment of tho practical work of the School will bo entrusted to Mrs Henry Smith, vho, as Bliss Galwey, wns Head Toacher at Mrs swainson's School, and has held tho same rosition at Sirs Croasdailo Bowcn's (Oliristihurch) and at other private schools in Christthurch and Wellington. MiOB F. Millicont Kirton, B.A. (N.Z. Unirersity), has been ongaged as Second Tcachor. 281 PIPITEA PEIVATE SCHOOL, THOENDON, WELLINGTON (Late Fitzherbert Terrace). BOARDING AND dZt SCHOOL FOB GIELS. UISS BABEB, M.A., MIS 3 B. EICHMOND, M.A. (Honors in Language's), Lady Principals. Tho New Term will begin THUBSDAY, Feb. :uaiy 2nd, 18s)9, Miss Bichmond and Miss Bibor at home SVEDNESDAY, February Ist. The Boarding at Pipitoi Rchoolhouso will be md6r tho management of Miss Baber. PrOßpoctußos may be had qn application to tho Lady Principals. Address during the holidays — Care of Mrs H. Bichmond, Grant-road, Tho. ndm, 1063 MISSES HAEDIB & MANNING, SCHOOL of Shorthand (Pitman's and Lightline) and Typewriting, &c, and Typeraiting Office, " Herald " Chambers, Tonnysonitreot, Napier. Besistered by N.Z. Governuiont. Country Pupils may obtain the Technical Sohool Railway Tickets.) MISS M. HABDIE (Diploma S.P.S., Eng.) and MISS L. MANNING, B.A. tVoucli and Book-keepiui; also taught. MISS tf. MANNING is prepared to take Pupils for ;he Violin. Classes will be rosuined on 30th ranuary. 275 BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL. THOENYCEOFT. HASTINGS. JI/TBS and MISS BEHARBELL are i^jL prepared to receive a limited number of jirls to Board and Educate. Thorough English, Music, Drawing, and Singnjf. Special care taken with Children who have not ieen from Home before. Terms— 4o Guillens per Annum. 336 PRIVATE SCHOOL;' NAPIERTERRACE. FIEST Term commences second week in February, 1809. Girls of all ages, Boys under 10. Extras— French, Music, Drawing. Terms on application. Day Boarders. MISS THOBNTON, Principal. Miss Thornton is prepared to take a limited number of Boarders. 684 mH|E riBAMMAE QCHOOI, NAPIEB Headmaster W. GEAY, B.A. (Honors), Cambridge. Pupils Prepared for all Examinations. TEEMS— Day Boys— l 2 guineas per annum. Hoarders — 50 guineas per unnum. 554 BOYS' AND GIRLS' HIGH SCHOOLS, NAPIEB. SOUND SECONDAEY AND COMMEBCIAL EDUCATION. Scholarship opon to Pupils of one and two years' standing in tho sohool. Preparations for Civil Service and Matrieula. tion Kxamiuation. Feos— Junior £8 Bs, Senior £9 9s nor annum. Only extras— Music, Solo Singing, Painting, and Dancing. , Boarders received by tho Principals. Fee— £40 per annum. Beduction to Weekly Boardera. • - DAVID SIDEY, Secretary. I ' 1 heretaunga' school, HASTINGS, HAWKE'S BAY. BOABDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOB BOYS. Pupils proparcd for Matriculation and Civil Service Examinations. Terms and Prospectus on application to JOHN A. FBASEB, Headmaster. Noxt tonn commences on February 2nd, 1899. Paront9 and Guardians wishing to placo Pupils ns Boarders arc requested to communicate with tho Principal buforc Decombor 10th, ISOS. EDUCATIONAL. HAWKE'S BAY GIELS' SCHOOL. WOODFoiD HOUSE, HASTINGS. •BOAEDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOB GIBIiS. Tcrmß and Prospectus on application ~MISS HODGE, lload Mistrcßfl. Noxt Term cninui^mM'ii on Kolirunry 2nd. Prom 16th DoiT-inln'r to OTh January the Head AlistrosH will lie away from Woodford lLouae. TATIiOR A^'lJ CO., lU'EKS, Cli 10 ANE BS, I 7 AND FKATIIKi: UfiEHSEBS. GLOVES CLEANED EIJUAI. TO NEW. LiidioM 1 and GnntR 1 Clotliiiiß Cleauod and Dv.'.l, iintl Biinrimtood not to soil White Linen. "All communications promptly attended to. I'nreeln called for and deli\ eri'd. J. D. BEIASCO, ■ Manager, lfitbtingo-utvoct, Kapior,