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New Zealand Herald, Volume XIX, Issue 6296, 21 January 1882, Page 1

Public Notices U A RAN T I N E . PUBLIC NOTICE. Whereas a highly infectious disease, "Small Fox," is now on the Island of Motuihi. The Public ar# hereby cautioned against landing or approaching the Quarantine Station. By order. • • 1 - ■ ' E. BROPHY, Superintendent of Quarantine. LAND DUTIES. notice. All Deeds dated on or before 30th September, 1881, not yet assessed for duty should be presented for assessment; and all Moneys due to date upon transactions assessed under the Native Land Acts, and '* The Native Land Duties Act, 1873," should be paid forthwith to the undersigned at the Supreme Court Build* inps. Auckland. Oiiice hours, 11 to 3 ; Saturdays, 10 to 12. £5T Lessees may compound fur future Duty by payin? in one sum an amount calculated upon a scale highly advantageous, and thereby became released from fur; her payment during the remainder of the teria of Uase. V, T . H. WARREN, A Deputy Commissioner of Stamps, and Agent for Native Land Duties. Auckland, January 13, ISSi ZEALAND ACCIDENT INSURANCE COMPANY. j Mr It. LEVOI is hereby authorised to Canvass and Issuo the Company's Receipt for Accident Insurance. By order, . W. A. THOMSON, January 19,1682. General Manager* ND SAVINGS BANK. TEMPORARY OFFICES IN DARB Y -STREET, NEXT TO THE THISTLE HOTEL. R. CAMERON, Manager. MR. O. F. LONGDILL 33 nob in our employ, and not authorised to receive orders or collect money on our behalf. HARJE3 & CO. O T ICE. The Partnership hitherto existing between the undersigned as Water Manufacturers, Ngaruawahia, has this day been dissolved by mutual conseut. The business in future wM bo carried on by Margaret Nkwall, under iha old name of H. Nbwall «£: Co. All debts to be paid to Maßgaakt Nkwall. Her (Signed) M ARG A RET x NEWALL Mark (Signed) D WID COOMI3ES. Witness —0. M. Chapp. Naaruawahia, 18th January, 1882. Educational. Auckland college and grammar SCHOOL. The Preliminary Examination of Candidates for admission to the School will be held on Fjiiday, 3rd February, commencing at 10 o'clock. Tho work of tho year will begin on Monday, 6th February, at 9.30 o'clock, at which time the Treasurer will attend to receive the fees for the first quarter (then due), and which will be as follows, namely : — Lower Schojl—For each pupil.. .. £2 2 0 v For one pupil .. .. 2 12 0 * | For two of same family, Upper School > each 2 7 3 i For three or ore of ' same family, each .. 2 2 0 All fees are payable in advance. JOHJT JAMES, Secretary. Herr- carl schmitt May bo interviewed at the CHORAL HALL On Friday and Monday afternoon, Betwetn the hours of 3 and 5. IRLS' HIGH SCHOOL. The Quarter Days for 1882 will be :—February 1, April 17, July 12, and S«ptemner 29. The Headmaster will be at home to enroll new pupils on January 31st. between the hours of 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. Parents and others who ia the meantime wish for information, will please communicate with tho Headmaster* MRS. CLAYTON'S Boarding and Day School. St. George's Bay Road, Parnell, first quarter January 3Ut, 1532. MIS 6 AGNES CRAIG, Teacher of Muaic, will resume duties MONDAY, 10th instant. Grahame-street, January 11th, 1882. ENTWOKTH HOUSE, Ponsonby i;oAD —Miss Hill's Pupils will resume their studies on Tuesday, January 31. ' ONEHUNGA GRAMMAR SCHOOL. —Work will be resumed on Wednesday, tho Ist February.—L. J. Trollope, Master. ' Mrs. wool ley (from London), TE \CUER OF MUSIC AND SINGING, KARANGAHAPE ROAD (CITY HI OF.), Opposite Lambourne, Ironmonger. JJOPE COTTAGE, PONSONBY. Mra. General Stoddard intends keeping up a Branch School, for little children, at the above address. School to Re-opcn iflth January, 1882. Instruction in Music is also arranged for. Church of England grammar SCHOOL, PARNELL. School re opens Tuesday, January 24. Head mister at home Monday, January 23, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. The School gained one open Scholarship under tho Board of E.lucatlon in 1881. PONSONBY HIGH SCHOOL, rONSONBY, Superintended by Mrs Shaylt: George. The first quarter of 18S'2 will co.nni'.'nco on Wednesday, January 25. Mrs George's new residence has been built specially for the health and accommodation of her pupils, nud she has a large st>ilf of most efficient teachers. Remuera seminary, boarding AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES. —Mrs. Law and Miss Morton have much pleasure in announcing that they have removed to a commodious house, with superior class room accommodation, situated next St. Luke's Church, Remuera-road. Scheol duties will be resumed on Wednesday, Ist USIC! MUSIC! Mr. THOS. H WEBB, of Oak Cottage, Ilobaonstreet, will Rcsumo Teaching on Tuesday next, tho 10th January. Vacancies for pupils. Pianos and Harmoniums, for Sale, very cheap. Bord's hest Trichord Patent Soft Pedal Pianos, new, from £30. Good Second-hand Piano, for £22. Pianoforte, organ, and harmony. S. a. LAMBERT. For terms ana other particulars address Newton Post-office. AND PAINTING. Mi.. TYE, Licensed Teacher of Drawing nndor the Victorian Education Department, will hold a Class every Tuesday afternoon, at Aliss Hill's, Ponsonby Road, Ponsonby, for the purpose Of giving instruction in Painting and Drawing. . Epsom house seminary, EPSOM ROAD, - "Will be xo-openod on MONDAY, 10th January, 1882. TERMS. £ s. d. Boarders over 14 years, per quarter.. .. 12 12 0 Boarders over 10 years, per quarter ..' .. 10 10 0 Boarders tinder 10 years, per quarter .. 8 8 0 English, French, German, Italian, Murlc, Singing. Drawing and Painting of various kinds, thoroughly taught» also. Needlework of every description. Apply to MRS. STODDARD, who succeeds Mrs Lewifl* . - • TiiADUAEIUS V I O L I N. or Sale and may bo inspected at our Warehouse, ot the'law Vulllaumo's best copies of above. W. HOFFMANN AND SONS, Queen-street. ,