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New Zealand Herald, Volume XII, Issue 4127, 4 February 1875, Page 1

Education Notices. Auckland college and grammar SCHOOL. AyFJLUTKD TO Tile UNIVEII9ITV OF New Zealand. UPPER SCHOOL. ATathematical Afaater.. ..Tiie Hbadmastek. Classical Master Mr. Jons Anderson*. Assistant Mathematical Master Mu. J. F. Slomin, t?.a. English Master Mu. J. Curnow, H.A., 1.L.8. LOWER SCHOOL. First Maseer Mit. F. D. Kent. M.A. Second Master Mr. "W. Tomlinsos. Junior Master Mr. C. A. ftOBEKTHoy. The Session will Commence on TUESDAY, IVbruary 2, 1875. FARQUHAR MACRAK, He^diiiaster. High school, symoxds-street, near Andrew's cnuucii. rho High School, Symonds-street, lately conducted by Mr. Fuahek, will be opened as a HIGH SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, On MONDAY, 25th January, 1575, nv MRS. S II A Y L E GEORGE. This Institution will be devoted to the thorough education of Girls, and to the preparatory training of Roys up to the age of ten years. The healthy and central position of the High School; ;he large, lofty, and well-ventilated Class-ro••ins, which *111 be titted with every requisite for the most improved and successful methods of instruction, under luly qualified Teachers; and the spacious and sequestered Playground, are advantages such as, it is relieved, aro now for tho flrat time made available for b'emale Education in Auckland. Tho Fees payable for each Boy will be One Guinea :>er quarterly term. For Girls, the amount for each vill range from One to Five Guineas, according to tho lepartments entered. The prize lists for 1874 will not bo declared, nor the Jrizes distributed, until Faster week (as customary), n order to await the result of tho December examina,lons by the Board of Education. A Pupil Teacher required. gAMSBURY HOUSE ACADEMY. BOARD AND EDUCATION. Mrs. John Mason begs to announce that, having aken a convenient and pleasantly-situated elevenoomed licuse at Mount Albert, known as Salisbury louse, she is prepared to receive Pupils as Boar«le»s. For Terms and particulars, apply to Meksrs. Jpton and Co., Queen-street. THE MISSES CRAIG'S Pupils will Reassemble on THURSDAY, January 21, 1b75. JORNER OF IIAUDINOB AND GRADAME-STRKETS. MISS NORMAN, Teacher of Music, Waterloo Quadraut, opposite Government louse. Public Notices. VTEWMAEKET ALMANAC, Ll 1 8 T 5. Published for special distribution through the South of Auckland. LLUSTRA TED with VIEWS of the PROVINCE Copies can be had gTatis on application to J. n. WITHEFORD. Ironmonger, &c., Newmarket. OF REMOVAL.. B. KEANE begs to notify that inconsequence of the eclamation works now being carried on by order of .he Harbour Board, he has removed to allotments lext to Messrs. Holdship k Co., Timber Merchants, Custom-house-street. CAUTION. —Whereas iny wife, Annie Cooper, for.nerly Steward, has left her home vithont any just cause or provocation, and has ihscntcd hers-lf all night, I hereby caution the puMic igalnst giving her any credit, as I will nst be auswerkblo for any debts contracted by her. HENRY COOPER (his X mark). \Vitnr3B—G. Dickson. flobson-street, February 3, 1575. "VTOTICE is hereby given that the Partner--131 ship businesH lately carried on by James Smart md the undersigned, under the style of James Smart tad Co., was Dissolved by me on the 30th day of September last; and also that the said James Smart las no authority to contract any liability on behalf )f the said business, or to collect any of its debts. W. M. COMMONS. Auckland, February 3, 1575. T\T OTIC E.—The Partnership existing J3I hitherto between the firm of Arnold and Markjk, as Carpenters, is this d*y Dissolved by mutual consent: and, for the future, the business will jo carried on by tho undersigned. GEORGE MARKIE, Grey and Pitt-streets. OTICE. Mr. Morris Marks, Pawnbroker, Queen-street, Auckland, having retired from the Pawnbroklng Business, requests persons having goods pawned with dm to redeem them on or before the time expires. OTICE. If all Accounts due to tho undersigned for 1874 aro lot settled within seven days from this date proceedings will be taken to recover the same. C. LANGSFORD. Shortland-strcet, February 1, 1875. 'VTOTICE. —If all Accounts due to the 1> undersigned are not settled by the end of the month, proceedings willbe taken to recover .ho same. —Koukrt Hampton, Tailor, Shortlanditreet, Auckland. OTICE. Mr. A. FLF.TCIIKR informs the public that, laving hi* licencc for the RKMOV AL of KIOIiTSOIL rranted by the Central P.nard of Health and City Council, all orders left at tile City Council Ollices, Clarke's Shakespeare Hotel, British Hoti'l. and s - Evinson's Caledonia Hotel, will he promptly attendea ,o. Also, orders for Well-sinking received. September 5,1574. ALL Claims against the Estate of Multpiiy Brothers, of Grahamstown, must be sent n to the undersigned on or before February 4, 1875. JOHN BUCHANAN, Trustee. Corporation Notioes. City Council Ollices, Auckland, Jan. 20,1575. IT is hereby notified it is the intention of the City Council to fix the Levels of Ne-lson-itrect, between Victoria and "Wyndham-streets. Plans may bo seen in tho City Council Surveyor's Dllice, and all persons interested in the intended rc-orks or likely to be aggrieved thereby, will bo lieaid before the Council, at a Meeting to be held on MONDAY, Ist March next. I\ A. PHILIPS, Town Clerk. Mining Notioes. I HEREBY give notice that unless Call 3 and Expenses aro paid by 1 o'clock on SATURDAY next, shares in the otaßo i .old Mining Company will be sold on MONDAY following, as already advertised on the 27th "»"->■ w FLOOD[ MaMger . iwr O T I C E . R. H. BAKTLETT, photoobaphbr, Bega most respectfully to Inform his friends and the public generally that he has RECOMMENCED BUSINESS E\.TENSaVE NEW I'KKMISES OVER MESSRS. J. & ,1. DICKKY'S, Adjoinixo the City Hall.