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New Zealand Herald, Volume V, Issue 1305, 21 January 1868, Page 1

ST. JOHN'S COLLEGE. yisitbr—The Bishop op New Zealand. Principal—Rev. S. Blackbubn, M.A. CE. Col., Cam. npHE LENT TERM will commence on tho 27th J. inetant. ' , St. John's College was founded'.;with a special view to training Oandidaies for Holy Orders, but it is also designed ns a place of religious and general education for all classes of the community. There are two Departments, one of Senior, the other for Junior Students. College Fees. ) (For Theological and other Students.) Tuition £15 per annum. Board £50 „ „ "Washing £5 „ lf bOHOOEFSES. (For Boys under 15 years of age.) Tuition £3perannum. Board £45,, „ Washing ' j£s „ . „ A reduotio'n is.jnade'when .two or more •boye ..re sent from one family. Students whose homes are at a considerable distance from Auckland are allowed to remain -t the College during the Vacation, the charge ■■ fir Board being at the rate of 255. per week. SYMONDS-BTREKT, THE MISSE9 VIBERT and ANST.E having DISSOLVED PARTNERSfIIP £he Boarding aud Day School will RE-OPEN m MONDAiT, the 27th instant, in the eaine res ience, under the superintendenco of Miss Anbtie, assisted by approved Masters. Miss Anstik requosts the settlement of all accounts owing 'o the late fin i, and also that any accounts remaining duo therefrom be presonted before the 15th January instp^i. MR. BE'.LE BEGS to announce th .t ho will RESUME HIS DUTIKS THIS I>AY, January 20th, 1868. Lessons on the Pianofort", Violin, Singing, &c. Grafton Road, Janu .ry .0. /CHURCH of ORAMMARSOHOOL \J —Head Master Rev. J. Klhdee, M.A., Trinity College, Cambridge Tho next Quarter will commence on THDRST AY, January 23rd. TO THE ELECTORS OF CITY EAST. ENTLKMSN,—Mr. Weaver having resigned his \JT seat in Iho Provincial Council, I beg to offer my services to act as your Representative. I havo .he honor to be, - Gentlemen, Your obediont servant. W. J. HURST. . j January i 3, 1868. TO Tlt'B ELECTORS OH , THE CITY EAST. E •fTLEMKN',—Having resigned on a former Of "'ccasion when I sought your confidence, it has Veen, suggested to me that I should publicly air ounce that UNDER NO CIKOUMSTANOES WILL I NOW DO SO. • T therefore pledge myself to go to the poll; and ' 'oald just add that although, no doubt, you might tlect many hotter qualified for the position, yet, I '.eg to assure you, you will find none with a more singlo and sincere desire for the welfare and advancement of this Province. I have the honour to bo, Gentlemen, Your obedient servant, W, J. HURST. CITY EAST WARD. TO CHAB.DAVIS, ESQ. j SIR, —A Vacancy having occurred in the representation of the Oity of Auckland East, for a Member of the Provincial Council, we tho undersigned Eloctors of the District, having regard to the present important crisis in Provincial affaire, deem it desirable that our interests should be.represented by a Gentleman of known ability and long experience. Believing that you have the confidence of a largo majority Of the constituency of Auckland East, we respectfully requoat thityou will allow yourself to be put in Nomination for the vacant seat, and we pledge ourselves, in tho eveut of your so doing, to uso our utmost exertions to eeouro your return. Wβ remain, Sir, your obedient servants, Jumes Smart Hyam Joseph J, M\ Olark , Jeremiah Casey R. Stevenson Thomae Williams :■ Robt. Turnbull F. H. Lewisson T. Macready if. Johnson John Finlay James Harris Louie A. Nathan Thomas Watters A. Dornwell Jno. Menzies Jag. George Henry Keosing. TO Mr. JAMES SMART, JaMHR It. 'CLARK, AND THE OTHKR GKNTLEMEN SIGNING THE REQUISITION. ENTLEMEN,—In reply to your request that I Of ' 'should allow myself to be put in nomination . for the vacancy in the Provincial Coiincil for Oity Kaet.rhavo ' much pleasure''in seceding to your raqu'eet, und can only say'that, if elected; I will at all act to the best of my ability' for tho benefit of my constituents. I have the honor to be, Gentlemen, yours respectfully, AUCEJ/AND VENETIAN BLIND FACTORY, VESSTIAX HOtTSK WELLESLEY-ST. EAST MHORTON BUSBY, \ranufacturor of every « description of inaidv and outside' Window Blinds, phiin and ornamental Wire Work. Mr. H. B. bogs to return hia grateful thanks lor the liberal eupport and patronago he has received from the Ladies and Gentlemen of Auckland, and hopes by attention and punctuality to secure aeon(jnuonoe of thair favors. The Trade oui>plind with Venetian and Wire Gaure Blinds and Spring Boilers for Holland Blinds. Old Blinds Bepuired and Painted. Oonntry orders to bo aooomnnniful by a remittance. TO PEOPLE ABOUT TO MARRY, PIO-NIO PARTIES, HEADS OF HOUSEHOLDS,HOTEL KEEPERS, AND OTHERS, RETIRING FROM BUSINESS. FTNTIRE and IMMEDIATE CLEARING-OUT 111 SALE of the Large and Varied STOCK.of CRYSTAL, CHINA, and EARTHENWARE, in those premises known as the STAFFORDSHIRE POTTERIE3 DEPOT, Situate under Crombie's well-known Photographic Booms, and nearly opposite the Union Bank, QueenStreet. NO AUCTION. The public are requested to call and make their own selection, which will be more eatisfactory to all concerned. . Terms: Cash