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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 11844, 23 December 1901, Page 3

mum m a * n Educational- J. / - ; ;^E^ XT ABLE ILES- rjBAINING "'; : . ' ■ COLLEGE, ' X LOWER SYMONDS-STEEET, AUCKLAND. ; •■' : Vi. : : SPECIAL pLASSES '■'. " : \ ■" '",:■■" FOR rpEACHEES AND QIVIL SERVICE, - DEOEStBER 23 to DATE OF EXAMINATION, Exclusive of December 25 and 26, and January 1 and 2.;.' M ;.'M - TOSTRUCTION GIVEN S( BY expert wax* TEACHERS. In Any of the Following Subject*: — i-RTTKMETIC ALGEBRA i rUCUD ELEMENTARY ' • CHEMISTRY SCIENCE rIOLCGY . PHYSICS ' IgBICUDTURAL SCI. BOTANY ;; -^ ; :&::?■ - ENCE ■■ ' ENGLISH . HISTORY . GEOGRAPHY LATIN FRENCH GERMAN ITALIAN. TONIO SOL-FA DRAWING IVI SCHOOL MANAGEMENT. For Terms and Particulars apply to the Principal, Mr. Giles, personally or by letter. GIRLS' COLLEGE, ALBERT ROAD, ;-.■_., DEVONPORT. " Principal: MISS MATTHEWS, LL.A. gt Andrew's, late Head Mistress of the Girls' High School, Napier, and formerly of the ■ Mount Eden Collegiate. ~ Mis 3 Matthews, assisted by Miss McHarg, has Opened a First-class Boarding and Day ■ School for Girls. Pupils prepared for University. Civil Service, Trinity College and Associated Board Examinations. Special Teims for Weekly Boarders. • . Half-term, MONDAY, November 4. ; MISS VON MEYERN, South Kensington CeriVl tificates, Academy of" Fine Art, ■ Cross-street, Richmond Road, near Costley : v Institute. Classes. Monday. Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday. Terms on application. a. ~-——' -■ "• *■ " 'T* Leather Goods, etc . ' pHEAP ~ T EATHER AND ' QRINDERY : , QALE. CELLING QFF ! gELLING QFF 1 At the OLDrESTABLISHED WAREHOUSE Of TRELAND T3EOTHERS, VULdAN LANE. -f't " ———— Owing to the death of the last member of the Firm of IRELAND BROTHERS, the Executors have decided to hold A QHEAP ALE ||S:V : ;,' • Of the".-' vyHOLE OF THE gTOOK v v ,; -'" ■ ' . -. Of ■•,'■ pENERAL " jgOOTMAKERS' AND * QADDLERS' TRONMONGERY, ' t :;| p BINDERY. TEATHEE Q.OODS. j |||f r '" ' ETC., ETC. ALL GOODS SOLD AT , i ■ •■ - ■ENORMOUS EDUCTIONS. ——— " COME EARLY. QTOOK "M"UST jDE QOLD. NOTE THE ADDRESS:&t TRELAND pEOTHERS. ■ VULCAN LANE. rr*~-_i_jj !Li!L- , ~ Dress and Fahion. 'XMAS-' PRICES. » ; DRESS LINEN and Cycling Cloths in all the new shades ; White Pique in all round and Long Cord from ; also Stripe Drills and Galateas, sjd, 6|d, Vid.—D.S.C: BUGGY RUGS—A splendid assortment, all linen, from 2s lid to 8s lid each ; Art Muslins from' 2|d per yard ; French designs in Cretonne, from 4^-d. —D.S.C. ' MEN'S SUMMER SUITS in Navy and White Stripe, 21s, very fashionable ; Boys' Black Alpaca Coat, Is 6d. ' BELTS, BELTS, BELTS—SOO to vli-y ■■ select from; new designs from Is to 15s'each; 1000 Lace and Silk Scarves from Is to 7s 6d.— D.S.C. t SUNSHADES AND UMBRELLAS XX- —A very large selection at wholesale prices : new shades in Kid Gloves, suitable for present wear.—D.S.C. , , .CARPETS—We select our Carpets . from the very best manufacturers ; correctness of design and colouring, combined with sterXX ling quality, is our aim.—D.S.C. ; r. djsTc. > ii i i w,» ■ ii ii ■ — X:,'-'-J. Boots, Shoes, etc ,WANTED T7-NOWN-S. S TONE AND c°Art now Opening Up, :fvii ' 13s S.S. RANGATIRA, OTARAMA, and XX'l ' - INDRALEMA. '' ••'_ A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF '■ rADIES'. pENTS'., AND QHILDREN'S CJPRING AND C UMMER °XXtX> O £>■/ \ ■ ..';■■■. '•"■•■. - "DOOTS AND QHOE3, From \ ■ THE LEADING AMERICAN, ENGLISH, AND CONTINENTAL HOUSES. Our Goods are Flexible, Stylish, Comfortable, and Durable. iISM-'/v "-. '-' . Note the Address: '■■'■ .'.,"■' S. OTONE AND c a (Late K. HANNAH). QUEEN-STREET. - "