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New Zealand Herald, Volume V, Issue 1517, 5 October 1868, Page 5

COLLEGIATE SCHOOL, WESLEY COLLEGE. rgIHE COLLEGIATE SCHOOL is about to be TRANSFERRED to the Premises of WESLEY COLLEGE, the Trustees of the College having granted on Liberal Terms a lease of those commodious and spacious Premises for the purposes of a NON-DENOMINATIONAL INSTITUTE of Elementary and Advanced Education. The Quarterly Term, will be commenced in the Premises of Wesley College on TUESDAY next, the 6th of October. DAY SCHOOL. The Collegiate Day School is conducted by the Eev. Rohebt Kidd, L.L.8., First Royal Scholar,and First-class Honor-man, of Trinity College, Dublin ; and Mr. Joseph N. FIoWEB, formerly Second Classical Master of King's School, Paramatta, N.S.W., and Head Muster of the Auckland Commercial School; assisted by other Masters. The terms per quarter for Tuition of Day Pupils, if payment be made in advance, are the following:— £ a. d. English, &c 2 2 0 English, Classics, &c 3 3 0 French (M. Direy) 0 10 6 Drawing (Mr. Hoyte) ... ... ... 010 6 Music, Ac., according to special arrangement. If payment be not mide in advance :— £ s. d. English, &c 2 10 0 English, Classics, &c. ... ... ... 310 0 In case of a Pupil's protractod absence, from any reasonable cause, a proportionate amount of fees paid in advance will be either credited forward or returned. BOARDERS. Boarders are received. The site of Wesley College is woll known to be open and ho pithy, and the grounds extensive. * The terms for Board and Tuition (exclusive of French, Drawing, &c.), are as follows:— £ a. d. Pupils under 12 years of age ... ... 12 10 0 Pupils over 12 years of age ... ... 15 0 0 WEEKLY" BOARDERS. For Weekly Board and Tuition (exclusive of French, Drawing, &c.): — £ s. d. Pupils under 12 years of ago 30 0 0 Pupils over 12 years of age ... ... 12 0 0 DAY BOARDERS. For tho convenience of Day Pupils residing at a distance, Day Boarders are admitted for a fee estimated to cover the additional expenditure, viz. : £2 15s per quarter, in addition to the Tuition Fees of Day Pupils. Boarders are received also by Mr. Fxovtee, whose residence is in Parnell.

SHORTLAND HOUSE SEMINARY. THE MICHAELMAS VACATION TERMINATES TUEBDAY, October 6th, 1868. MBS. LEWIS'S PREPARATORY BOYS' SCHOOL RK-OPEN3 October 6th, 1868. SHORTLAND HOUSE DANCING CLASSES. THE Quarter commences FRIDAY, 9th October, at 2 o'clock, nnd SATURDAY, 10th October, at 3 o'clock. One Guinea por quarter in advance. CBUICKSHANK, SMAET <fc CO., WINE, SPIRIT, AND G-ENESAL MERCHANTS, HAVB TO ABBIVE, PER «WAVERLEY,' FROM CHINA, "1 Q{? CHESTS TEA JLC/D 825 half-chests dilto ditto 1020 boxes ditto ditto 150 rolls Matting Tea Oil, Preserves Ivory and Lacquered Waro &C., &C., &C. PER 'EXCELSIOR,* FROM LONDON. 100 cases Hennessy's Braiidy 100 ditto Martell's ditto 20 qr.-casks ditto ditto 200 caso9 Old Tom 75 ditto Ginger Wine 11 qr.-casks Bernard's Malt Whiskey 100 cases ditto ditto ditto 10 qr.-casks Greenlee's and Colvillo's ditto 100 cases Blood, Wolfe, and Co.'s Stout 100 ditto Dawson'n Ale and Stout 6 bales 3-bushel Bags 7 trunks J. Dawson and Son's Boots and Shoes Consignment of Price's Safes, 24 to 36 inches &0., &a, &o. PER ' SI AM,' FROM LONDON. 25 cases Hine's Brandy _ 10 qr.-casks Greenlee's and Colvillo's Whiskey 250 caßes Martell's Brandy 18 qr.-casks ditto diito 100 cases Old Tom 120 quarters Malt 20 pockets Hops 3 bales G. and A. Gordon's Canvas Sc., &c., &c. CRUIOKSHANK, SMART, & CO., High-street, Sept. 24, 1868. THE THAMES GOLD-FIELD. ROWLEY'S EXPRESS. O. ROWLEY, PROPRIETOR. General news and advertising AGENCY, PoMiEN-STSBBX, ShOBTLAITO. Parcels from a dwt. upwards carefully delivered on any cart of the Gold-field. Tho LETTER EXPRESS, which is managed solely by'the Proprietor, affords tho utmost convenience to Merchants, Travellers, and Diggers in the forwarding of general business. tjgf Agent for New Zealand Hebald and all Other Colonial papers, ; OBITERION LIVERY AND BAIT STABLES, (Adjoining, the " Thistle" Hotel,) QUEEN-STREET. SMI TH BROTHERS, PROPRIETORS, BEG to announce to thoir friends and the public generally that they have opened the above Stables, .and hope, by strict attention to business, to merit a fair share of their patronage. Horses, Buggies, Cabs, &c., always on hand for Hire. Horses broken for Saddle, Double and Single Harness. l£g- Open all hours of night and day." 2T.B.—Horses bought ind sold on commi wion*