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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 11975, 26 May 1902, Page 8

To Let. 'no LET—Comfortable) Furnished Rooms, J- suit married couple. Terms moderate.— Apply 1127, HERALD Office. ' . mo LET. in Mahukau Road. Parnell—DoubleJL fronted Shop and Dwelling of 5 rooms. Rent, £42 per year.— Frater and Son. TO LET—Devonport. furnished, 8 rooms, 255 ; A Lake Beach. 6 rooms, 15s; Mount Eden, IT* Neville Newoomb, Mercantile Chambers. . - TO LET—A Comfortably Furnished House; A conveniences for horse and buggy; close Lake Takapuna and beach; 15s.—Rendell, Queen-street. TO LET on the Ground Floor of the HEBAM) Buildings (fronting Queen-street)— * TWO FIRST-CLASS OFFICES, Will let them as Shops. Rent. £3 and £3 10s respectively. APPIy W. pRATER AND SON. mo LET. TO LET. CAMPLE BOOMS ALBERT BUILDINGS. CLOSE TO QUEENSTREET. Apply BUTTLE BROS., Stock Exchange. mO L E T— 7-ROOMED HOUSE, IN LONDON-STREET, With sea frontage; first-class locality; 30 minutes' walk from. Queen-street; every convenience. Only 143 per week. J. M. MCLACHLAN; or SAML. VAILE AND SONS. T rpHORNES' WO JET J IST. PORTAGE ROAD, near Green Bay—262 Acres land, and House 6 rooms; wash-house, copper, stable; orchard, three acres; large sea frontage, about one mile. Cheap rent to approved tenant. ST. STEPHEN'S AVENUE — Furnished, 7 rooms, range, gas and water; nice position, and weil furnished; low rent to good tenant. ONEHUNGA— rooms, bath, gas, water, range; large allotment, etc. Rent, 15s per week. PONSONBY— 12 rooms; baths, range, gas and city water, wardrobes, shelves, pantries; all the latest conveniences. Good position, and overlooking the harbour. Moderate rent. GRAFTON ROAD—IO rooms, bath, scullery, range, hot and cold water, wash-house, copper, etc. Rent, 27s 6d per week. BERKSFORD-STREET— 7 rooms, bath, and every convenience. Rent, 27s 6d per week LAKE TAKAPUNA (Furnished)— rooms, largo paddock; nicely furnished. Rent, 15s per week. J. rpHOBNES, EducationalrpHE HALL, GLADSTONE ROAD, PARNELL. KINDERGARTEN AND DAY SCHOOL, Second Term begins MONDAY, June 2. , Principal— L. COLE. SINCE ALBERT COLLEGE. The Headmaster, Mr. Thomas Jackson, M.A., having just returned from England, will be at home by appointment for any day to parents or guardians who wish to see him with regard to sending their children to the College for the forthcoming term. ». Telephone No. 1313. " '\,f E L M E E L Y," JLVi ST. GEORGE'S BAY ROAD, PARNELL. BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. Principal: MISS HULL. Assisted by an Efficient Resident and £ Visiting Staff. Second Term, TUESDAY, June 3. New Pupils should present themselves on MONDAY MORNING for preliminary Examination. \,TOUNT T7IDEN J /^JOLLEGE BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. PRINCIPALS-THE MISSES BEWS. Assisted by an Efficient Resident and Visiting Staff. Second Term, 1902, begins TUESDAY, 3rd June. Prospectus on application to Messrs. Upton and Co.. or at the College. "jVJE. WHARTON THOMPSON, - LVJ ORGANIST AND CHOIRMASTER. Pitt-street Wesleyan Church. ORGAN, PIANOFORTE, AND SINGING. Address— 10, Franklin Road, Ponsonby. Or, RICHARDSON AND CO., Queen-street. Terms on Application. PRACTICAL SCHOOL OF ELECTRICITY. MR. F. E. GIBBINS, Late Principal Hamilton High School. MR. N. O. EDWARDS, Engineer and Electrician. A PRACTICAL SCHOOL OF ELECTRICITY HAS COMMENCED. IN CHANCERY LANE (behind Bycroft'B Flour Mill), with the Largest and Most Complete Electric Plant in the North Island, for teaching and thoroughly illustrating all systems of Electric Light, Wiring, Dynamo Construction, etc. All intending motor men, who must nave some knowledge of electrical work, can be thoroughly assured of obtaining the PRACTICAL KNOWLEDGE necessary to their work. For particulars and prospectus, apply at Titl-i tiOOL, or Messrs. Upton and Co., Booksellers, Queen-street. Practical Lessons TUESDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS, 7 to 9. QT. JOHN'S rAOLLEGIATE QCHOOL. "THE PAH." BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR BOYS. Headmaster: THE REV. P. S. SMALLFIELD. Resident Masters: R. L. McILROY, M.A., with Honours, N.Z. University. R. E. HALL, 8.A., N.Z. University. H. H. BEDFORD, Undergraduate N.Z. University. Visiting Masters: For Piano, Singing, and Drawing— LESLIE HUNT. For Violin—HEßE KREUTZER. For Drawing and Landscape Painting— HERR DITTMER. b For Gymnastics: W. M. CARROLLO. Special 'Bus for Day Pupils. Telephone 729. Term begins MONDAY, June 2. Prospectuses may be had at the Diocesan Office, Skortland-street. /~1 LUES' /COLLEGE, LOWER SYMONDS-STREET, AUCKLAND. DAY SCHOOL FOR BOYS AND GIRLS. Principal: MR. T. HARLE GILES. Assisted by a Competent Staff of Resident and Visiting Masters. Thorough Preparation tor Commercial Pursuits, al3o for Matriculation, Civil Service and other Public Examinations. LIST OF SUCCESSES FOR 1901. Examination Side: Pupil Teachers' Examination ... aSB 2 ' Pharmacy Examination .'." i Matriculation Examination ... "", % Junior Civil Service Examination '" 4 Senior Civil Service Examination "' i Teachers' D and E Certificates ... "', 5 (Coached by Correspondence) Shorthand Pitman's Certificates ... 18 The Subjects in which. Students passed include Latin, French, German, Maori, English History, Geography. Euclid. Algebra, Arithmetic, School Management, etc. The College is now Open. . The Quarter begins from date of entry New Pupils enrolled on application at' the College. Prospectuses on application. EVENING CLASSES AS USUAL TUITION BY CORRESPONDENCE. " rpilE WILLOWS," WYNYARD-STREET. 1 YOUNG LADIES' COLLEGE FOR BOARDERS AND DAY PUPILS , Principal: MRS. WILLIAMS. ' Assisted by Resident and Visiting Teachers Mathematics: MISS PATTERSON, 8.A.. N.Z. University. French and German: MADAME BARBER (nee Fasnacht). Pupils prepared for Civil Service and Matricu- ;, a , t . 1 . c ' Examinations. Second Term begins TUESDAY. Juno 3rd, 1902. k n. I li L S' COLLEGE. V* NORTH HEAD, DEVONPORT FIRST-CLASS BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. Principal: MISS MATTHEWS, L.L.A. St. Andrew's '' (Late Head Mistress of the Girls' High School Napier, and former!.', of the Mount Eden ' Collegiate). " en Assisted by MISS McHARG. Special Terms for Weekly Boarders Second Term, TUESDAY, May 27,