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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXI, Issue 9401, 6 January 1894, Page 8

.... .... Anmsem3nr.fi 1 1 1 1 ~. CITY A LL, A OKLA KD. V/.l' t « FOR THREE NIGHTS, ONL^ a v THURSDAY. FRIDAY, AND SATUBBAii — January 11. 12, 13. *. ~ •. OPERA HOUSE LECTURE, ***: ■ « "it AT TLR OF . LIFJB, • SUNDAY EV 1«NINO. li. ADMISSION ■! FREE:. NQ i COLLECTION. v ~ PROFESSORRICHARD. M-®-> ... The World-Famed Pre-Erainent Wedlwl Klwtndan. Protected by Government Fawm,. MEDJtCg ,"• Children !■ in arms, 'bays, and ; objectionable Pe sPEcf^iyT y FOR a BOTH "SEXES.— Paralysis, RSStmfspinal Hysteria, Loss of Speech, Deafness, l^ver :Biaiia3R!e^ggSSßßS,^s<. Vi PATlENTS.—Professor RICHARD, M.E., may be consulted Free of Charge from 9 ft-"-to' 8 ri m in his private address consulting rooms : during his short season here. Fees moderate for * C °The NE*WS aid Testimonials free on Nation?"desirous to be treated privately should not delay. Guaranteed to fulfir nU contracts to patients before leaving Auckland. .Private Ooa suiting Rooms, Exchange Chambers, corner Queenatreat and Durham-street East, Auckland. ■ , H. bMITH, Business Manager. : :• t, Meetings. • v fL* T OYAL ORANGE INSTI- . jfigfo I A TUTION. GRAND ORANGE LODGE OF NEW ZEALAND. The Annual Meeting of the *bove will be held in the Protestant Hall, Newton, on FRIDAY, January 12,1894, at 6.30 p.m. Members and Delegates are requested to be punctual. Q Educationaljyj"OUNT EDEN COLLEGE. BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. Miss Gerikens will . open the above School on TUESDAY, February 20th, 1894, in the house at present occupied by Mir. J. B. McFarlane, and situated in Owen's Road, Mount Eden.' • . Miss Gerkens was educated at the Duaedln Girls High School, and train as a Teacher in the Normal Training College, Dunedin. She his had ten years' experience in teaching, five of which wer.) passed under Miss Hewett, Associate, of Que College, late Head-mistress of'the Napier Girli* High School, and formerly Assistant Editor or the " Oxford and Cambridge Examiner." . Miss Gerkens holds a New Zealand Teachers D Certificate, and has passed'the first part of her examination for the B.A. Degree in the New Zealand University. She lias received a University education in the following subjects :— English French > Languages and Literature Latin J _ . Mathematics: — Geometry, Trigonometry, ana Algebra ■ . ' ' . Chemistry Theoretics! and Practical _ _ ' Physics -Light, Sound, Heat, Electricity, and Magnetism—Theoretical and Practical General Biology and Botany Miss Gerkens has decided to open her School a little later than is customary, ho that the summer holidays may be longer, the holidays throughout the year being lessened in order to make up for lost time. <- . Miss Gerkens' methods of training aim specially at drawing out and directing the intelligence of her pupils, thus encouraging them to take an interest in everything about them. . . . Modern Languages will. be so taught that they shall be spoken from the beginning. Plain Needlework and th'« Cutting Out and Making of Plain Garments will be taught. Fancy Work will not be taught. ; TESTIMONIALS from Board of Governors, Girls' High ■ School. Wa.pier. Mrs. Bum, formerly Headmistress, Girls' High School, Duuediti. . Miss Hewitt, late. Headmistress, Girls' High School, Napier. Professors Brown and .Thomas, Professors of Physical and Natural Science in " ths Auckland University College. s < . W. FitzGerald, Esq., -Rector of the Training i College, Duriedin. Dr Posnett, 1 formerly Professor of Classics and ' English at the Auckland University College. M. Dallas, ; Lecturer ■on French Language and ■ Literature at the Otago University College. ; 4,V " REFERENCE is kindly, permitted to*:— Mrs. McMillan, " Ardstrath," Remuera. Mrs. Thomas, " Trewrithiel." Mount Eden. _ Professsors Brown* and Thomas, University College, Auckland. . $ *•" \) ]•'.; Prospectuses on application..'. Miss Gerkens will be glad if Parents of intending Pupils will communicate with her .at as early a date as possible. ■: Present address: General Post Office, Auckland. JpiANO AND ORGAN. LESSONS. Mr. W. H. WEB BE will resume teaching on TUESDAY, 30th January, and will be in attendance at Shortland street daily from 10 to 5, to receive intending pupils. ' Terms on Application. Piano Quartet Classes (11th year in Auckland), Fees, 10s 6d and 203. All music provided. Business education. — Mr. t. , Harle Giles will resume his private classes in Wr ting, Book-keeping, Commercial and Mental Arithmetic, etc., on MONDAY nest, January Bth. Vacancies for a few pupils. For terms, hours, etc., aj>ply St. Andrew's Lodge, Alfred-s« eet, next Choral ST. GEORGE'S BAY ROAD, • ~ PARNELU BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. PRINCIPALS: MRS. CLAY ON AND MISS HULL, Assisted by Visiting Masters. First terra, February 8, 1893. Mrs. Clayton will be at home on Tuesday, Feb. 6, Prospectuses on application. L'OW'BE GL, EN SIDE, ; JU SYMONDS-STREfcT. BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. Principal, Mrs. Young : assisted by an efficient Staff.' ' "• For special subjects best masters are engaged. - ; Prospectuses on application ; ; Mrs. Young will be at home from February Ist. First term begins on Monday.' February 12. - DIANOPORTE and American Organ LesXT sons.; Mr. T. Anstra Stoddard (aometim» pupil of; Professor Stokes, London), Teacher of Music. Special attention. given to musical : expression, and music memorizing. - Young pupils taught the elements of music rapidly, pleasantly, and thoroughly by ranemonlcai aids, Terms: 80s per quarter(2o hours), commencing January next; special, terms and arrangements to families and country pupils. Address, care of Mr. Bryant, Sunnyside, Mount Eden. \r; •. : . pONSONBY COLLEGE. PRINCIPAL: MISS LILIAN EDGER, M.A. » ■ Next Term begins on Tuesday, February 13. New Pupils are required to attend on Monday, February 12, between 10 a.m. and 12. j; , 1 Miss Edger is at home on : Monday Afternoon except the third in the month), from 3.30 to 5 p.m. : Mrs.- Burcher's Class for China Painting meets on , Friday afternoon. •< ' <ox Prospectuses, etc., on application. " M B, R. L BBUE H UNT s .(Organist and Choirmaster, St. Mary's Cathedral Church, Parnell) i Teacher of the Organ, Pianoforte, Singing, etc. . Teaching Rooms at Residence, ; " Alder Hey," Manukaußoad; and at Messis. Richardson and Co.'s Musical Budget, 160,. Queen-street. J Terras on application. SACRED HEART HIGH SCHOOL ' , PITT-STREET, AUCKLAND. Conducted, by the MARIST BROTHERS, .. Education thoroughly English, includes Short fend (by J. EL Colwill, Principal Auckland Schoo of Shorthand), Mathematics, French and Drawinr Classics by W. G. Uacphersonl M.A. /late Assistufc Master St. James's Collegiate School, Jersey), who also takes private pupils. . : j/« *vuv a PreParad W tht *?Mic Ex 1 Prospectus on application to the Br. Director pi AN ofor te: tESSONS. ; MR. JOHN &ARTWELL, ; ORGANIST OF ; ST.' PATRICK'S CATHEDRAL Teaching Room at flottnann'e Queen *- ,«net. ' ■ Terms oa application • s c WSPgi^uTic:: go HOOL OJT USI 0, ; 88, VIOTOJUA-gTREET, AUCKLAND. ; THOS. E, OAUTER, { teacher op m USIC, V ; YIOLIN.PIANO, BANJO. GUITAR, ETC ( ,» _ ' Special Terms for Families. < n; i tuner -and ; repairer - iOf Concertinas, Melodious, •*Accordions, Violins, i " Flutwi. and all kinds of Musical Instruments, I violin Bows Re-haired equal to New. : ? : i I IMPORTER OF MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. . STRINGS, AND FITTINGS. ? t,! J.,,,... .." ' ; A ' . MONDAY.NEXT.