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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 11800, 1 November 1901, Page 6

The boarding and day school now at St. John's College, Tamaki, will lie re-opened next year at the Pah. The Pah -occupies a ■ beautiful and commanding position near OneI hunga. The classrooms will be apart from ' the dwellinghouse, and a workshop and spacious gymnasium will be fitted up. The headmaster, the Rev. P. S. Smnllfield, will be assisted by a competent staff. The autumn term will begin on Monday, February 10, 1902. Foi further particulars we refer those i interested o the advertisement elsewhere. | The annual concert of the Remuera public ! school will "be held in St. Mark's Parish Hall j this evening. A splendid programme has been ' prepared. Messrs. Martin ana Co. notify that owing to the impassable state of Beach Road, their 'bases from town to Parnell will run via Shortland-street until further notice. Tenders are invited by the Auckland Harbour Board fix the equipment of Calliope Dock—(l) for belting, (2) installation of electric light. A concert in aid of the Parnell district school piano fund will be held in Oddfellows' : Hall this evening. There will bo 9 Japanese sketch by the pupils, chorus and military. | inarch by the girls, and a programme of vocal and instrumental music, under the direction of Mr. J. H. Phillpot. A notice appears from the railway authorities elsewhere in reference to the cheap OX' piiT-uinns in connection with the King's Birthday.