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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXIV, Issue 10424, 23 April 1897, Page 8

AmusementTHRILL |J AL L TO-MORROW NIGHT. TO-MnIIROW NIGHI'. LAST NIGHT OF THE RAND ASTER riARNIVAL, PROMENADE CONCERT AND GRBAI CLEANING SALE. N.B.—The Carnival will be Closed To-day, ti make preparations for To-morrow Evening's Fane tion. P. K. DIX, Manager. I s c iTy ja aLL gr EXTRAORDINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. MR. P. B. DIX'S Tl/TOINDAY pOPULAR /CONCERTS MONDAY NKXI", In addition to an uiiiisn-illy attractire Musical Pro gramme will b« produced Mr. Chas. Cooper's GRAM) MYRIOBAMA OF THE LAND OP THB MOA. THE LAND OF THE MOA. Also, a Beautiful Series of Views illustrative of Mr Alfred Hill's Operatic Maori Legend, HInEMOA. Watch for further particulars. Full Programme In To-morrow's papers. Prices as usual. A UCKLAND SOCIETY OF ARTS. J\. CHORAL HALL. SEVENTEENTH ANNUAL EXHIBITION OPEN DAILY, AT THK CHORAL HALL, From 12.30 to 5, and from T. 30 to II) p.m. ' Art Union Drawn Monday. April 26. Tickets, 6d each. Meetings. ARA LODGE, No. *1. An Emergency Meeting of this Lodge will b< held in the Lodge Room, Freemasons' Hall, Princes-street, THIS (Friday) EVENING, at 7.3( o'clock sharp. Visitors cnrd'ally invited. G. W. BASLEY. P.M., Secretary. \TB\V ZEALAND SOCIETY FOR THI J3( PROTECTION OF WOMEN & CHILDREN AUCKLAND. 'I he Fourth Annual Meeting of the above Society will he held in the Social Room of the Y.M.C.A. on MONDAY next, the 26th inst., to receive reporl and elect officers for the ensuing year. ,1. J. Holland, M.H.R., Ksq., will take the chair, Rabbi Goldstein, Revs. Hy. Bull and W. A. Sinclair, Dr. King, Messrs. W. H. Smith, H. Fowlde, Baker Tucker, and other well-known gentlemen will be present and take part in the Meeting. All timers with tlie Society are cordially invited to attend. 1,. M. PORTBR, Secretary. A.M.P. Buildings, Quwn-street. ' Educational. "TIRENCH, GERMAN, ITALIAN, and SPANISH Conveksai'lONali.t TAUGHT. Apply Beaver, Dentist, Victoria Road, Devon port. LOWER ii LENS ID E, UPPISH SYMONDS-STBEBT. BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOB GIRLS, Principal Mrs. Young ; auiittd by an efficient Start For special subjects best masters are engaged. Prnipuciuim ou application. Half Term, March 22. SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING. l 5 MISSES TABART and MUBRAY-AYNSLEY, No. 4, Mining Chambers, Queen-street (Opposite Fort-strtet). The Misies TABART and MURRAY-AYNBLEY having moved to the above address, will in future receive work and nnpils there. Reports, Specifications, Cable Codes, Tabulated Matter, and all descriptions of Typing executed. Shorthand Clerks, and Typewriters supplied for casual work. liflSS A UDREY pLAYER, Holder of Certiorates. Honours, Theory (And Senior Practical, Trinity College, London), RECEIVES AND VISITS PUPILS FOR PIANOFORTE AND THEORY. Concerts and " At. Homes" Attended. Address: View Road, Mount Eden. IT , ING'S COLLEGE, AUCKLAND. " THE Tower," Remoera. BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR BOYS. Visitor REV.' W. BEATTY, M.A. Principal: MR. GRAHAM BRUCE, 8.A., with Honors of the University of London. Assisted by a large staff of Resident University Graduates. List op Successes for the tear 1896-7: Four Boys pass'ed the Matriculation Examination. Four Boys passed the Senior Civil Service Examination. Nine Boys passed the Junior Civil Service Examination, two of whom gained the 18ih and 38th places in New Zealand on a list of 298 successful candidates. Special 'Bus Arrangements for Day Boys. Prospectus may he had on Application to the Principal, or from Messrs. Upton and Co., Queenstreet. T ADIES , COLLEGE, KEMUERA Principal : Mrs. S. A, M. Moore-Jones, M.R.C.P., M.M., C.M.L., S.K.D., London and Cheltenham. Staff of Four Resident Certificated and Qualified Governesses, and Professor Carl Schmitt, K.C.C.1., Piano and Violin. A. Towsey, Esq., Piano. Classics and Modern Languages : M. Bering, Esq., B.A, Oxford University; Miss Lance, Cambridge University; E. Payton, Esq., Artist, Painting; Mrs. Snwerby, Deportment and Dancing ; A. Col will, Esq., Shorthand, Typewriting. Billing Master: E. W. Jennings, Ksi]., Coll. Coll., late Assistant Master at Pratt's Riding School, London This First-class Private School for Girls is conducted on unsectarian Christian principles, and pro. vides standard Modern Education, with charactertraining to the highest ideal. The best Modern Engli«h and Continental methods are adopted. Pure English is spoken and Enrilsh manners and habits are insisted on, Great attention to the Domestic Sciences.. Reduced Rates by Rail, 'Bus, and Steamer. Half Term, Monday, 22nd. pRINCE rjOLLEGB, •Supper queen street Auckland. boarders AND day scholars. DEPARTMENT FOB BOYS. Headmaster (Resident)! THOMAS JACKSON, M.A, (London University Second Master (Resident): : B. H. LOW, B.A. (New Zealand University). Junior Master (Resident): P. DBUMMOND, B.A. (New Zealand University) Master Lower School (Resident): DEPARTMENT FOR GIRLS. Headmaster (Resident): THOMAS JACKSON, M.A. (London University) . First Assistant (Resident): MISS E. M. BAINFORTH, M.A. (New Zealand University). Second Assistant (Resident): MISS MABEL SALMON!), B.A, (New Zetland University). Mistress Lower School: MISS EMILIE REID (Hutric. N.Z. University). Assisted by an efficient staff of Visiting Masters. Half Term began MONDAY, March 29. Although built on the same grounds as the Boys' College, and under the same management, the Girls' College is a separate institution, having its own playground. Copies of the Prospectus, with any further information, may be obtained on applying to tbe Headmarttrattho College. ■ . •*.&#( OLD SPECTACLES, '» '# ISW To hand from London and Virnma, ■ - S.PIRECT FROM THE Factories, a Parcel ~- .'of Gold Spectacles and Folders, 15 varieJf , ties.-HASLEITS PHAIIMACY, 252, •■ QUEKN-STRFEr. Ontidan by appointument to Hie Excellency the Karl ol ' Glasgow. 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