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New Zealand Herald, Volume XII, Issue 4125, 2 February 1875, Page 1

Public Notices. ]-:\V >; E A LA X i> TEL EC; K AIM IS. N O T I C K. "2i a:.d after FRIDAY, the 20th January, the business <f the Tel. graph Department, Auckland, will bo cirri* i! on in the New < tlices, Shortland-stroet, over th" iV'sl-ollicc and Custom-huue. of r r c i: j; o un Whl.K S a.m. to S* ; ;.rn -*L*M».\YS AND IU'LII'AY*. • 30 a.m. to 10.00 a.m.. and 5 jmii. to .1.50 p.m. ALFRED SUEATH, district luspeclo;*. Auckland, January *27, 1575. IVT KwM A K KK T A LMAX Ac, i s 7 c. PuMMud for special distribution through tho South of Arckland. ILLUSTRATED with VIEWS of th- PROVINCE Copies can bo had gratis oo Application to J. H. WITHEFOUO. Ironmonger, Arc., Newmarket. O T I ~C E! Tim undersigned will not bo responsible for Any Goods Supplied to their STEAMERS from and after this date, except on th • written order of their Manager, Cai*t. J. Kuwahus. HOLMES BROTHERS. December 3, 1874. O T I C R Mr. A. FLETCHER Informs the public that, having hi* licence for the REMOVAL of NIOHTSOIL granted ly the Central Hoard of Health and City Council, all orders left at the City Council Otlices, Clarke's .Shakespeare Hot'), British Hotel, and S. Ev ns'-n's Caledonia Hotel, will he promptly attended , to. Also, orders for Well-sinking received. September 5.1874. I OTI C E OF KEMOV AL. | ! B. K KAN E hogs to notify that in consequence of tho i reclamation works now twing carricd on by order of the Harbour Board, he has removed to allotments next to Messr?, Holdship Jc Co., Timber Merchant*, Custo.n-housc-strcet. O T I C E. Mr. Monnis Marks, Pawnbroker, Queen-street, Auckland, having retired from th-» Pawnbrekiog lUisino-s, requests p**»ous having goods j awned with him to redeem them on or before the time expires. O T I C T. If all Accounts due to the undersigned for 1874 Are n"t settled within seven days from this date proceedings will be taken to recover tho same. , - : C. LANGSFORD. Shortland-street, February 1, 1876. ~T\J" OTIC E.—The Partnership existing hitherto between the Arm of AhNold and M*hkik, as Carpenters, is this dsv Dissolved by mutual consent; and, for th.? future, the business will be carried ou by thy undersigned. GEORGE MAUKIE. Grey and Pitt-streets. ALL Claims against the Estate'of McrI'liv liuoTiiuoH, of Grahams*. w«, must bo sent in to the undersigned oi. or before Kebrn-iry 4, 1b75, JOHN BUCHANAN. Trustee. Education Notices. Auckland collkgk and gramMAK SCHOOL. A»-FJLIATFI> TO Til K UNIV KJISITY uF NkW Zealand. UPPER SCHOOL. Mathematical Master.. ~Thk Hkan.MASTKIt. Classical Maxtor Mit. John Am>er.m>.v. Assistant Mathematical M ister Mk. J. F SlomaN, R. A. English Master Mk. J. Crusfow, U, a., i.1.1J. LOWER SCIMor. Mit. F. D. Kk*t. M A. Second Master Mr. \V. Tomuxson. Junior Master Mn. C. A. Koiiektjson. The Session will Comtntnce on TUESDAY, February 2, 1875. FARQUHAR MACRAE, Headmaster. Hrcifl SCHOOL, SYMONDS-STREET, NIJAII ST. ANI'UEW's fllL'ltCll. The High School. Symonds street, lately conducted by Mr. Fhaneii, will be opened as a II IG II SCH OO L FO R G I TILS, On MONUAY, 25 th January, 1875, nv MU S. SHA VL K (J KOR GE. 'I his Institution will he devoted to the thorough odiicition of Girls, and to the preparatory training of J-oys up to the age of ten year*. The healthy ami central position of the High School: the large., lofty, and well-ventilated Class-ro ms whieh will lie fitted with every requisite fur the most in\provfd and successful methods of instruction, under dnlr ijualilleil Teachers: and the spacious and sequestered Playground, are advantages such as, i*. is believed, arc now for the Nr*t time made available foi 1 Female Education in Auckland. The Fees payable for each Boy will be One Guinea per quarterly term. For Girls, tho amount for each will range from <>iie to Five Guineas, according to the departments entered. The prize lists for 1874 will not be declared, nor tho prizes buted, until Faster week -as ctistnmary\ Ir order t-> await the result of the D«:ccmber examinations by the Board of Education. A Pupil Teacher required. £mUUCH OF ENGLAND GRAMMAR SCHOOL, PARNKI.r,. 'I he next quarter begins on MONDAY, January 2.1, on wMch day the sehool duties will lie resum d. JAB. ADAMS, It.A., Head Master. g ALISUUUY HO USE ACADEMY. BOARD AND EDUCATION. I Mas. John Makon bega to announce tli&t, having taken a ccnvenlent and plea?antiy situate<l elevenroomed hrnso at Mount Albert, known as Salisbury House, she is prepared to receive Pupils as Bnarde^a. For Terms and particulars, apply to Messrs. Upton am> Co., Queen street. T. JOHN'S CO L EGE. j "llie nut Quarter -begins THIS KAY (Monday), February 1. milE MISSES CRAIG'S IMipils will Re- |_ on Tl! \ V, January 21. C 'IiNKU OP H.VlllHNliP. AMI < • KAIIAMK-STUKKTS. -lonx GORRIE requests hor | Pupils t.» Re-assembtc on MONDAY, the Ist of February. Pitt-street, January, 157.'». MISS NORM AX, Teaclicr of Music, Waterloo Quadrant, opposite Government House. Lost and Found, FOUND —A Small Dingy, eight feot long. —Apply to J. J. Swisnkuton, Wellesley-street Fast, or North Shore. O S T. Lost, yesterday, in flhor'land or PrlnceK-streets—A Cheque *on Bank uf New Zealand for £7 13*. drawn by h. D. Nathan a».d Co , in favour of No. -ICO. Anyone fiifli <K tho same will oblige by leaving it at th« otllce o f Combes and Daldy, Queen-street; and persons are hereby requested not to negotiate the above cheque, payment having been stopped at the Bank. COMUKS .V DALDY. February 1, 1575.