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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXII, Issue 9714, 9 January 1895, Page 8

/Meetings. JJEW ZEALAND INSURANCE COMPANY. ; Notice is hereby giren that til© ORDINARY GENERAL MEETING of the New Zealand Insurance Company will be held at the Registered Office of the Company, Queen-street,- Auckland, on WEDNESDAY, the 9th day of January, 1895, at 2 o'clock p.m., for the purpose of receiving the Directors" Report and Balance-sheet for the twelve months ended 30th November, 1894; . for the Election of three Directors in room of Messrs. T. Buddie, E. Rose, and James Russell, who retire by rotation, but are eligible for re-election, and for ' the Election of two Auditors. - - The Transfer Books of . this Company will be closed from the 27th instant to the 9th proximo, i both days inclusive, preparatory to payment of dividend. . By order of the Board, i WARWICK WESTON, 1 General Manager. Auckland, 2Ss4 December, 1891. for 'A. C. B. s. Xjl» . . . . AUCKLAND BRANCH, No. 81. The Half-yearly Meeting of the above , Branch will lie held in the Catholic Institute THIS ' EVENING, at S o'clock. Business ; Election of Officers, etc., etc. • - W. KANE, Secretary, 1 Sporting. fJUKAPUNA JOCKEY OLUB. SUMMER MEETING, Jan oaky 26 AND 29. NOMINATIONS for all races (first and second days) close on FRIDAY, January 11th, by 9 p.m., with the Secretary, Devonport; or at Mr. W. Blomfield's Office, Durham-street East, Auckland. 1 >v " .. R WYNYARD, , , ■ . Secretary. ———■■■—m ■ .Educational. ST. ANDREW'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE AND HIGH SCHOOL FOR BOYS (Lower Symonds-street, Auckland.) ( Mb. T. Harle Giles. Principals-! Mr. C. K. Baxter, M.A. V (Trinity. College, Cambridge.) MUSIC: Piano, Strings, Organ..Professor Carl Scum tt, X.C.C.L, assistedby Mr. G. A. Paque, . R.A.M. FIRST TERM begins TUESDAY, FEBRUARY STH, 1895. Pupils are prepared for COMMERCIAL PURSUITS, MATRICULATION, CTVV. SERVICE, PUPIL TEACHERS', and otic. EXAMINATIONS. PROSPECTUSES may be obtained from Messrs. Upton and <"o.,Wildman and Lyell, -street, or from the Principals. Private Addresses of Principals: j Mr. T. Harle Giles : St. Andrew's Lodge, Alfred-street. MR. C. F. Baxter : St Andrew's Villa, Parlia-ment-street. N.B.—Parents and Guardians may interview the Principals, as above, after January ltth, 1595. For References to parents whose sons have received their education at St. Andrew's College, see prospectus. I A UCKLAND COLLEGE & GRAMMAR Jtx. SCHOOL (Founded 1569) FOB BOYS AND GIRLS. Head Master, J. W. Tibbs, M.A, Keble College, Oxford, sometime Tasmania® Scholar, assisted by a lirge staff of University Graduates. The Boys' and Girls' sides of the School are quite separate, but both have the advantage of the highest teaching given by the Staff. The School Course aims at a sound Literary, Scientific, and Commercial Education (instruction being also given in certain branches of Technical Knowledge), and includes preparation for University Scholarships and the other public examinations. Full information maybe had on application to the Head Master, PRINCE ALBERT COLLEGE, UPPER QUEEN STREET. PRINCIPAL: THOMAS JACKSON, M.A. (London), formerly Principal of Truro College. • - SECOND MASTER: FRANK AUGUSTINE PEMBERTON, M.A, Double Honour-man New Zealand University. THIRD MASTER: JOHN G. BOLLARD, of Queen's College. VISITING MASTERS FOR MUSIC, PAINTING, DRAWING, HEBREW, MNEMONICS, TYPEWRITING, GYMNASTICS, SHORTHAND. At Prince Albert College boys will obtain the advantages of a high-class Literary, Scientific, and Commercial Training. Pupils will be prepared for the Matriculation, Civil Service, Intermediate, and B.A. Exams., in which work Mr. Jackson has been highly successful Tha College will open for Day Scholars and Boarders on 12th fEBRUARY, 1895. Prospectuses at Mr. John Edsox's, Queen-street; or by post from Rev. H. Bull, Onehnnga. Boarding and day school, ST. JOHN'S COLLEGE, TAMAKL Telephone 729. Principals: Rev. P. s. Smallfield and Ms. Graham Bruce, 8.A., with Honors, London Resident Masters: Mr. E. H. Barber and Mr. C. T. Major, M.A., B. Sc., sometime Senior Mathematical Scholar, N.Z. University. Music: Piano and Singing, Mr. R. LESLIE Hunt. Violin, Mr. F. R. Trevithick. Gymnastics : Mr. W. Carrollo. Pupils prepared for the Matriculation' Civil Service, and other examinations. A 'Bus is provided for day pupils at a nominal charge. Next Term begins on Monday, February 11th. , Prospectuses at the Diocesan Office, Victoria Arcade, or on application to the Principals. Arnold house school, for YOUNG LADIES, UPPER SYMONDS STREET. Next term will commence on Tuesday, February 12th. Besides the usual subjects, French, Drawing, and Musical Drill are included in the terms. Pupils who are backward or - delicate receive special care and attention. PRINCIPAL „ „ MISS NEWCOMBE. ARTHUR A. PARTRIDGE, ±\. . BANJO INSTRUCTOR. Evening Parties attended. Banjoes, Strings, and Fittings on sale for cash or time payment. ■-« * Co )™uckland oriSWtree * East (near Direct Supply Co ), Auckland. JgOARDING.AND DAY SCHOOL. ST. GEORGE'S BAY ROAD, PARNELL '-X'T'-v }Yy. Principal: Miss Hull, assisted by Mrs. Dewes. Rev. T. W. Alloway, 8.A., English and Arithmetic; M. de Montalk, French; Mr. Watkins Drawing and Painting; Mr. Towsey and lady teachers, Music and Singing. First Term : February 7,1895. M ISS ™ ! WFroh the Royal Conserva. Is now prepared to receive A LIMITED NUMBER Of Students for v VIOLIN AND SINGING At her Music Studio, Musical Budget (opposite ; City Hall); or, ■ , At her Residence, Hepburn-street, Ponsonby. J3 lANOFORXE LESSONS. MR. JOHN HART WELL, ORGANIST Off ST. PATRICE'S CATHEDRAL. Teaching Boom at Messrs. Hoffmann'* Queen street ; . Terms on application 12 D Per lb. BETTER VALUE THAN ANY OTHER. PUKE TEAS -- "OOUNDKEEPERS BOOKS (under the JL new Act), 25 and SO pages, with the Schedule Fines for Trespass and Impounding Fees inserted in commencement, on Sale a - (be HiqtAiJi ynfrlfrbfog i Office, Quqpn-streetJ