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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXI, Issue 9404, 10 January 1894, Page 8

',' Amaeemonr.s '■■ CITY HALL,' AUCKLAND. FOB THREE NIGHTO ONLY. „ THURSDAY, FRIDAY; AND SATURDAY, r i.-.'.> ;v. r#; January 11. 18, 1*. ■*/;■'; ..'..:.*•:■ OPERA HOUSE: SPECIAL ; LECTURE, "BATTLE OF. LIFE"'". : SUNDAY EVBlfeia; JANUARY "»„ ADMISSION * FREE: NO COLLECTION. s PROFESSOR "RICHARD ".ME-, The World-Famed Pre-Eminent Medical Rlectrician. , Protected by Government RoyalLl^l?^?.^MEDICAL ELECTRIC DEMONSTRATION. •™j to ij vSn£ *"* e*- p<. *" j) 1' ?* —• '** """* f Children in arms, ' boys.'"' and objectionable persons positively not admitted. ' '>■ . SPECIALIST FOR BOTH SEXES.-Paralysis, Rheumatism, Spinal Affections, Locomotorataxy, Hysteria, Loss of Speech, Eyesight, Deafness, Liver TorpiWity, • Dyspepsia, Cramp; Varicose Veins, Nervous Debility, Neuralgia, Constipation, Writer's Cramp, Exhaustion, Melancholia, Stomach Distension, Local 1 Weakness, Sleeplessness, Impaired NOTICE TO PATIENTrf.-Professor RICHARD, M.E., may be consulted Free of Charge from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. in his private address consulting rooms during his short season here. Fees moderate for a course of private treatment. The ELECTRIC NEWS and Testimonials free on application. : '-' Patients desirous to be treated privately should not delay. Guaranteed to' fulfil all contracts to patients before leaving Auckland. Private Con,, stilling Booms, Exchange Chambers, corner Queenstreet and Durham-street East,' Auckland. . H. SMITH, Business Manager. TH I S DA Y, ' '■■■" AT WILLOW GROVE GARDENS, ■ . -.v* V NORTH SHORE. ■ ! GRAND DIORAMA, WITH BEAUTIFUL LIMELIGHT EFFECTS. GREAT BATTLES. OF THE BRITISH ARMY. ■ Battle of Waterloo Ch >rge of the Light Brigade, etc. BEAUTIFUL VIEWS AND CHARMING SCENERY. ' ■ Falls of Niagara Lakes of Killamey, etc. Concluding with COMICALITIES, etc., and a DANCE. SILENT FB.EWORKS. First-class BAND in attendance. TEA provided for Ladies from 12 noon to 6 p.m. ... Through Tickets, Is ed each. --..,•, :.'■■ ■ ' i j " "" Ir » Educational. " GIRLS' COLLEGE, PORTLAND ROAD, REMUERA. BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.

Principal .. .. .- MRS. LAW Assisted by MRS. Kidd and an efficient Staff of Teachers. Next Term will begin on TUESDAY, February 13. CLASSES FOE COOKERY Will be held by Mrs. Kidd, First class Diplomee of the Went End Training School of Cookery, Glasgow, and Pupil of the National Training School of Cookery, Buckingham Palace Road (late South Kensington), London, and of Mrs. Marshall, Mortimer-street, London. ■. .-' Classes will also be formed in town when suitable rooms can be obtained. Mrs. Law will be at home from February I. Prospectuses, etc., on application. JrOCJIT EDEN COLLEGE. BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. Miss Gerkens will open the above School on TUESDAY. February 20th, 1894, in, the house at present occupied by Mr. J. B. McParlane, and situated in Owen's Road, Mount Eden. 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 has received a University education in the following subjects :— English "V .■ French V Languages and Literature Latin J • , Mathematics: — Geometry,' Trigonometry, and Algebra , * Chemistry :•-Theoretical and Practical Physics :—Light, Sound,' Heat, Electricity, and Maguetism— and Practical General Biology and Botany .; .. .- REFERENCE is kindly permitted to :- Mrs. McMillan, " AnMrath," Remuera. Mrs. Thomas, " Trewithiel." Mount Eden. Professsors Brown add 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. BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL. ST. JOHN'S COLLEGE, TAMAKI. Telephone 729. Principals : Rev. P. ? : . Smallfleld and Mr. Graham Bruce, 8.A., with Honors, London. Assistant Mastkrs : Mr. E. H. Barber (resident) and Mr. W. E. Grimsha Music: Herr Louis Tutsclika, GYMNASTIC^ : Professor Carrollo. Pupils prepared for the Matriculation, Civil Service, and other examinations. N.B.—All the pupils presented last Christmas for the Matriculation and Civil Service Examinations were successful. A 'Bus is provided for day pupils at a nominal charge. A Mew Classroom is in course of erection, to provide lor the increasing number of pupils. During the holidays all business letters should be addressed to Mr. Graham Bruce, Diocesan Office. Prospectuses may be obtained at the Diocesan Office. Next Term begins MONDAY, February 5. •jyr R. v john j-jqi ullbr, TENOR VOCALIST, * Having decided to reside in Auckland for some time to come, is prepared to receive a limited number of Pupils for ' i VOICE PRODUCTION AND THE ART OF ' SINGING. Mr. JOHN FULL ICJ& is also open to accept engagements for Evening Concerts, Sacred Concerts, Oratorios, Cantatas, Garden Parties, <fcc. Concerts provided. For terms, &c, apply Richardson's, Queen-street. ST. GEORGE'S BAY ROAD, PARNELL. BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. PRINCIPALS: MRS. CLAYTON AND MISS HULL, Assisted by Visiting Masters. First term, February 8,1893. ' ,""! (Mrs. Clayton will be at home on Tuesday, Feb. 6, Prospectuses on application. LOWER GLENSIDE, UPPER SYMONDS-STRERT. 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. i PIANOFORTE and American Organ Leasons. Mr. T. Austra Stoddard (sometime 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 mnemonical aids. Terms: 30s per quarter(2o hours), commencing January next; special terms and arrangements to families and country pupils. Address, care of Mr. Bryant, Sunnyside, Mount Eden. "''-".. J . ■■■.., "OONSONBY COLLEGE. PRINCIPAL: MISS LILIAN ROGER, 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. •• ' : - ••■ .*• ■ . ', Miss Edger is at home on Monday Afternoon except the third in the month), from 3.80 to 6 u m ta Mn.-Burcher*a Class forCbina Painting meets mi Friday afternoon. , 7™, ~ ■ " Prospectuses, etc., on application.- '• ; ; ? M R R. ESLIB H UNT> l(Organhb and Choirmaster, Mary's Cathedral Church, Parnell) Teacher of the Organ, Pianoforte, Singing, etc Teaching Rooms at Residence, " Alder Hey." nS&Sr&h™^*!* [Mesars. Richardson and Co.'s Musical Budget, 160, Queen-street. Terms on application. *•*;' -I'. ' < S ACW E«, H^ AR T HIGH SCHOOL, PITT-STRBET. AUCKLAND. Conducted by the MARIST, BROTHERS. - Education thorougbJy''Enili«li, includes Short hand (by J. H. ColwM, Priacipal Auckland Schoo of Shorthand), Mathematics, French and Drawing. Classics by W. G. Uacpherson, M.A. (late Assistant Master St. James's Collegiate School, Jersey), who also takes private pupils. • Candidates prepared for the various Pnbilo Ex animations. , " , . Prospectus on application to the Br. Director. pIANOFORTJS LESSONS. •;.-,.- MR. JOHN HARTWBLL, ORGANIST OF ST. PATRICK'S CATHEDRAL Teaching Room at Messrs. Hoffmann's Queen ;;.>;<,i" :. r streak' ;■;•---"-.-..:.;■.-. '-•'•- lew on application: