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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXVIII, Issue 8473, 26 January 1891, Page 1

Shipping. _____ Jjj"OKTHERN RIVER ST AM NAVIGATION wEsM®™* COMPANY (LIMITED), FOR NORTHERN WAIROA. i t The Steamers KIN A AND MINNIE CASEY Leave lIELENSVILLE for DARGAVILLE, calling .it all ports, EVERY MONDAY ami THURSDAY, after arrival 6.65 a.m. Train from Auckland, returning WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, with tide. Fares : Single Tickofc, 3s; Return Ticket, 69» GEO. GOW, Manager ; CAPT. H. F. ANDERSON, Auckland Agent. ~k v "ft/fl" QONLIGHT , Iv L EXCURSION DOWN Til GULF. CALLING AT ST. ftiuiiliiTHi i" 1IKLII!RS RAY BOTH WAYS. TO-NIGHT (MONDAY), 20th Instant. The p.s. Eagle, illuminated with the electric light, will run a Moonlight Excursion as above. Hunter's Artillery Rand oil Hoard. Steamer leaves !*'<-rvy Too at 8 p.m., leaving St. Haliers 10 p.m.. returning to wharf about 10.30 p.m. Refreshments on board. Tickets, Is; Children, Cd. J. It. D. BAKER. F Oll BLUFF direct. Tho AX barque T GAZELLE Will sail on WEDNESDAY, 28th instant. For freight " passage apply to « co„ C. F. JAMES <fc CO., Shipping Agents. 0 T u T A p U. LOYAI. ORANGE INSTITUTION PICNIC Of the Members, their Friends, and Sympathisers. REG 'IT A DAY, THURSDAY, JANUARY 20, 1891. EAGLE leaves Queen-street Wharf at 9 o'clock. Rand will be in attendance. Hot water provided at the Island. Tickets,' Adults, is Od ; Children, 9d. Public Notices. l^j - 0 T I 0 E. The Commission appointed to inquire into certain charges affecting the Treatment of Patients in the Auckland Hospital will sit on MONDAY, tho 26th January, IS9I, at the Resident Magistrate's Court at Auckland, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon, J. GILES, 1 } Commissioners, i GREY HASSALL, J Examination of mine MANAGERS. Mines Department, Wellington, 12th January, ISOI. An examination of Candidates for Certificates as Mine Managers, under the Mining Act, 38SC, and the Coal Mines Act Amendment Act, IS9O, will be bold on the 24th February, Is9l, and three follow, ing days, at places to be hereafter named. All applications, with fee of £1, must bo addressed to "The' Secretary of the Board of Examiners under ' the Mining Act or Coal Mines Act, Wellington," I and must be received before the 10th February. Candidates who were unsuccessful at the examinations held in January and July last will bo allowed to come up for re-examination in tho subjects in which they failed. T. 11. HAMER, Secretary to tho Board of Examiners. Mount Wellington public POUND. —Impounded January 23,1891, by K. Paul, for trespass in his paddock at Orakei, one. Chestnut Mare, white strip on face ;ouo Bay Horse, hind foot white; owners unknown ; no visible brand. If not released and expenses paid the alwve horse and mare will be sold at the above 1 Pound on WEDNESDAY, February 11, 1891, at noon.—WILLIAM BROWN, Poundkeeper. THE Trustees in Leslie's Orphango Trust are prepared to Lend Money on First Mortgage at 6 per cent.—Apply to the Secretary, care of W. and J. Frater. EducationalAuckland college and GRAMMAR SCHOOL. [Founded 1809.] HEAD MASTER: C. F. Bourne, M.A., sometime Exhibitioner and i Scholar of St. John's College, Oxford. ASSISTANT MASTERS : J. W. Tinns, M.A. (Oxford), sometime Tasmanian Scholar, Chief Mathematical Master. J. P. E. KitA-Ncis, M.A., sometime Exhibitioner in ' Mathematics and in Classics, Melbourne. , E. R. WATKINS, French Mister. J. H. Trkvithick, N.A., Drawing, Writing Master, Instructor in the Workshop, and Book-keeping. 11. J. Cajiso.n (Univ. Coll., London), Natural Science Master. J. F. Si.oman, 8.A., (Sydney), late Head Master Girls' High School. .T. K. Davis, M.A. (New Zealand). J. H. Turner, M.A. (New Zealand). ASSISTANT MISTRESSES : Miss E. G. Wallace I Miss B. Blades. Miss F. A. llaultain. VISITING MASTER: K. Watkins, Drawing Master (Girls' Side.) DRILL INSTRUCTOR: J. P. Birley (formerly Sergeant Grenadier Guards). GIRLS' SIDE.—A Girls' Side was opened in September, 1S?8. It is under the supervision of the Head-master, who, with some of the Assistant , Masters, takes part in the instruction of the moro advanced girls. But it is distinct from tho Boys' Side, though for the present, of necessity, carried on the same building. The class-rooms on the ; southern side, to which there is a separate entrance, i and the adjacent portion of the grounds, havo been r cutoff by suitable partitions from the rest of the ; premises, for tho exclua.ve use of the girls. FEES.—These are: For Pupils in the Lower School, if under the age of thirteen years, £2 10s per Term ; for all others, C 3 las per Term, except that, for two members of one family, both chargeable with the higher fee, it is reduced to £3s 3s each. All Fees are payable in advance to the Treasurer, who attends at tho school to collect them, on the first Tuesday and the following .Monday in each Term. COURSE OK INSTRUCTION.Tho ordinary i course comprises the usual English subjects, Mathematics (including Arithmetic), Writing, Drawing, Latin, French, and Natural Science. Greek and German will bo introduced should a sufficient de- [ maud arise. Tho study of Latin is optional. Bookkeeping and Mensuration are amongst the alternai tive subjects for boys. Pupils who have commenced with the ordinary course may, at the beginning of [ any term, substitute the alternative subjects for Latin. Drill and Gymnastic Exercises are compulsory for all not specially exempted. WORKSHOP.—There is a suitable workshop, in which instruction and practice in Carpentering, Joining, and Turning can be obtained before or after school hours. Subscription, 7s Od for each term, not including cost of timber used. FIRST TERM, 1891. The School will re-open on TUESDAY, 10th February, at half-past nine a.m. The Headmaster will attend to receive the names of applicants for admission on FRIDAY, 6th February, from three to a quarter past four p.m., and on MONDAY, 9th February, from a,quarter past nine to half past ten a.m. The Entrance Examination, which all candidates for admission are required to attend, will bo held on MONDAY, 9th February, commencing at ten a.m. R. KIDD, Secretary. Boarding and day school for BOYS. ST. JOHN'S COLLEGE, TAMAKI. Visitor : The Right Rev. the Bishop of Auckland. Principal: Rev. P. S. Smallfield. Assisted by Mr. Graham Bruce, B. A., with Honours, London ; lately First Assistant Master, and Acting Principal at the College, Wellington, Shropshire. Music Master : Hen- Tutschka. Drill Mastuk : Professor Carrollo. Daily Instruction will be given in Holy Scripture. Boys will be prepared for the Civil Service, Matriculation, and other Examinations. The Autumn Term will begin on Monday, February 9. Prospectuses may be had on application to the Principal. JJ ERR R. F, LOFFLER, PROFESSOR OF MUSIC ' AT LIVERPOOL-STREET, TEACHES PIANO AND SINGING. H Terms on application.