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New Zealand Herald, Volume XIII, Issue 4419, 12 January 1876, Page 1

Educational. Auckland college and grammar SCHOOL. (Affiliated to the University of New Zealand.) The First Quarter will commence on WEDNESDAY, 2nd February. FARQUHAR 3IACR*E, Head Master. UCKLAND COLLEGE YOUNG LADIES' SCHOOL, A FIRST-CLASS DAY-SCHOOL AND BOARDING KNT. Pupils are prepared for the University, the Legal Profession, Civil Service Examinations, Mercantile' Pursuits, Classical Studies, Drawing, Science, FrenchWeekly and Quarterly Boar.ters have a Comfortable Home, Unlimited Diet, and Ample Recreation Grounds. In the YOUNG LADIES' DEPARTMENT, which, ts quite separate, the Pupils are'taught Music, Singing. French, T>rawing. Plain and Fancy Needlework. . j In addition, the Elementary Subject's are carefully taught in all the Schools by Competent Teachers. NEW. FEATURE. At the request of parenis I have decided to open the High School'to YOUNG LADIES for ADVANCED STUDIES ONLY. For admission, apply early. The Schools will Re-open, after the Christmas Holiday, on MONDAY, January 24, IS7G. BKV. "\V. TAYLOT?, Principal. MODEL TRAINING' SCHOOL. In Union.."with the Society of Art.-, London. ! CHORAL HALL, SYMONDS r STREET. ! The nest .Quarter will commence on MONDAY,; | January 24. j |f ; Any information in reference ,to this ! .can be obtained on'application at the School, on and; after Monday, the 17th inst. i -••/ •; JOSIAH MARTIN, Head Master. D V C A T I O N.I Mrs. JOHN MASON, having REMOVED from! Mount Albert and taken the house in Jermyn-street, iately in the occupation of Judge Fenton, is prepared •to impart instruction m all its branches as heretofore. ■ The. Quarter :\vill commence on Ist February. Terms on application. MIGH SCHOOL, SYMONDS-STREET, Conducted by Mrs. Siiayle George. . This Institution, devoted to the thorough Education of Girls, and to the Preparatory Training of Boys, will re-open after the Christmas Vacation, on'TUESDAY, the 2£th inst. Tho -healthy and central position of the High School; the large, lofty, and well-ventilited Classrooms, which arc fitted with every requisite for the most improved and successful methods of instruction, under duly qualified Teachers and Professors; the spacious Playground, which possesses a Croquet Lawn, Swing, and a -Trapeze,—form advantages which it is believed are.nowhere else available for Female Education in Auckland. The Fees—payable quarterly, in advance— ran go from one to five guineas, according to age and the departments entered. Two Pupil Teachers required. SPRING VILLA SEMINARY, PONSONBY. Mr. and Sirs. At-dey's Pupils will Re-assemble on WEDNESDAY, the 12th insfc. Boarders may be received on the 10th, if more convenient. TO BE DISPOSED OF—A Large Private Ladies' School in Auckland.—Apply at the Hkralp Office. Land Transfer Notices.

TKANBFEE, ACT NOTICES. Not ; ce is hereby given that the several parcels of Land .liereinuftt-r described will be brought under the provisions of tbe Land Transfer Act. IS7O, unless cavcat in the meantime be lodqed forbidding the same, on or before the 10th day of February next. GEORGE TO"RN T BULL.—Allotments 64, 07, 102, 103, and 10S, "Villace of jtffthurangi, Parish of ivrahuransi, Cotuilyof Mnrsrten, containacres 32perches; unoccupied.—2so 894. WILLIAM BOWMAN - MORGAN.— Allotments 133, 134, 135,136, 137, 3358. 139, 140, 141, 142, 143 143 a, 144, and southern part of 13S, situate in the Parish of Hautapu, Banks County, containing SSO acres 1 rood : in the occupation of the applicant.—No. 002. SARAH CRAlG.—Allotment 0 of Section 21, of the Town of Oneliunga.—No. 005. JOHN WILLIAM HALL.—Lots 75. 70, and 77, of Sub-division of Allotment G of Section 7, in the Suburbs of Auckland; unoccupied.— No. 90S. "WILLIAM .TAMES HOLLISTER. — Allotment 234, in the Parish of Firongia, County of Rutland. containing 50 acres ; unoccupied. Also, Allotment 31, Town of Harapepc, Parish of Pirongia; unoccupied.—No. 911. HENRY BURTON.—Allotments 9, 10, and 11, Section 2S. City of Auckland ; partly occupied by Mrs. McAlisler. —No. 913. Diagrams may be inspected at this Office. Dated this'sth day of January, 1570, at the Lands Registry Officc, Auckland. THEOS. KI-SLTNG, District Land Regstrar. Public Notices. ALL Accounts due by Northern Club to 31st December, 1875, to be rendered at once. BARTON J. DAVJ2XKY, ; Secretary. ! January 11, 1576. T^TOTICE —Any person Cutting Timber on J3I , Section 57, Ilunua Block, after this date, will , bo prosecuted.—fT. H highway. Auckland, Jan. 7,157 C. j PRELIMINARY NOTICE. J. AYRES, "Working Jewrller, Victoria-street, Auckland, having removed from his old premises, Albert-stieet, begs to inforn: his friends and the pub- ! lie that he is prepared to execute all orders entrusted to him with neatness and despatch. rpHE : HOT SPUING S. To the E'litor of the Tuajiks Advertiser:—Sir,— Through the columns of your widely-circulated paper I would make known to those alfiicted with rheumatism the cure affected in my case from a use of tho waters of the Hot Springs, Waiwera. Prior to leaving for the "VVaiwera I had been unable to work for four mouths, and was bent nearly double. All this time I was under medical treatment, which did me no gocd whatever. A use, however, of the baths has entirely cured me, and I am' now completely freed from all pain and stiffness. I was only fourteen days at the Springs, ,aud used the baths three times a day, together with drinking the water,—Yours, &c., v . PETER MARTIN".: E W O OLONIAL INDUSTRY. - BROWN" & SON'S ' * STOVE GRATE FOUNDRY, r < 1 VICTORIA. AXD ALBERT-STREETS. •- • ; Cast Iron Ornamental GRAVE', FENCES AND PALISADOES l Made to Order. •. Persons intending to replace decayed-Wood Fences,: or erect new. ones, are especially: invited to inspect ' " -the above without delay. i HOUSE AND SHIfS* STOVES ALWAYS OX HAKD. i . .f T y t o: Mining Notices. : j >f>i OLDEN : CALF GOLD - MINING: ■, COMVJNY (REGISTERED)... .. ■•_ ! *'Shareliolders J afe hereby notified that Call (9th) of 'One Shilling per Share'on Second Issue Shares w now■long overdue,and Sharps upon .which it is unpaid.are, 'liable to behold tmder forfeiture. , The Call should ( ber 'paid with'out'delay.'' ,' J * <" ■ j 5-.; *-•- •• > iviiTf/f, c.'E.'MoCONALS SCOTT, - ! ;:>?• • i T .\; Y( ,r 'j '<- >.-• XegolManager.'/ • ; ..Grahainstoyrn. Stock Exchange,' .•* .. r. ! •' * Owen-street, 10th January, ; 1876. r , '■- -•••-*- | OUNG'-'MEN'S CHRISTIAN XSSO-- - X - >• CIATION. . L 1 NOON-DAY PRAYER-MEETING at School-roem, "High-street, near Durham-alreet, 12 to 12.45, Saturdays excepted. All are invited.