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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLI, Issue 12544, 11 April 1904, Page 8

ana ■—' —■ « i—■ ■■ ... ■ ■ i ■ ji —j.. Landed Property. ', in o e ; s A LB. , . T>UAKAKA. r " tA7 00i:)BINE FARM." 376 acres, all fencet 1 ' VV and two-thirds in grass; small orchard; balance bush. All ploughable limestone land of excellent' quality and weltl watered. House of 6 rooms, with iron roof a art! verandah. Barn, stables, etc. Also, f /-100 D LEVEL SECTION of 111 acres, ad- ' \JC Joining the above; partly cleared; river . frontage. d Also, UNIMPROVED FARM of 101 acres, adjoining;, all level, *. . Also, ADJOINING THE ABOVE-130 ACRES LEVEL LAND, of excellent quality. 3 The three last-men* Sections adjoin ' the Farm, and the whole would make a fine large property All the lots are well watered. Five mites from Mangapai Wharf and Township; one mile from school. Situated on the Great North Road. Easy terms can be arranged. 1 SAMUEL VAILE AND SONS, '' Land and Estate Agents, 95. Queen-street lmm ————WWWMMWi—t———— w^g—■—■■ ! Educational. i _______ i ~ . i • pRINOD ' ALBERT pOLLEQE •AUCKLAND. ? FOR BOYS AND GIRLS. . BOARDERS AND DAY PUPILS. r Chairman of Board of Governors: REV. O. H. GARLAND. ! Headmaster: THOMAS JACKSON, M.A. (London). , Vice-Master: STUART STEPHENSON, M.A. (Oxford and Melbourne). • Senior Mistress MISS M, B. THOMSON, M.A. Assisted by a Full Staff of Resident and Visiting Waiters and Mistresses. The buildings include Separate Colleges for i Boys and Girls, which are fully equipped and provide admirable accommodation for both Boarders and Day Pupils. Thorough Classical and Modern Education. The College successes for last six years include 60 passes in N.Z. Matriculation and 31 in Civil Service Examinations. A Kindergarten Preparatory Class is now added, under a specially trained and qualified teacher. Fees for Day Pupils: Under 10, 14 guineas; from 10 to 13. 2} guineas; over 13, 3 guineas a term. Reduction of 19 per cent, for two or more members of a family. First Term began TUESDAY, February 9th. Full particulars and Copies of the Prospectus can be obtained from tho Headmaster, at the College. Telephone 1313. Q T E A * M. O 100 PEE CENT. SUCCESSES. 100 PER CENT. SUCCESSES. 100 PER CENT. SUCCESSES. 100 PER CENT. SUCCESSES, In the last Four Government Examinations nil our Students obtained certificates: EXTRA FIRST-CLASS, FIRST-CLASS, - SECOND-CLASS. RIVER. CLASSES for Marine. Stationary, Locomotive. Traction and Winding Engineers, Arithmetic, Engineers' Mathematics, Applied Mechanics, and Mechanical Drawing, are held on Mondays. Wednesday?, Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays, at 192, Queen-street (over Yates'), at 7.30 a.m. , INSTRUCTOR: Extra First-class Engineer. Thorough Practical Instruction Guaranteed. Those unable to attend the Classes can he instructed by correspondence for all Government Examinations. Success guaranteed. AMERICAN SCHOOL OF CORRESPONDENCE. 192. QUEEN-STREET. CT. JOHN'S pOLLEGIATE OCHOOL, "THE PAH." BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR BOYS. Headmaster: THE REV. P. S. SMALLFIELD. Assisted by a Staff of Resident and Visiting Masters. Pupils are prepared for the Matriculation, Civil Service, and other Public Examinations. Boys may be entered on the Classical Side, the Commercial Side, or the Science Side. Half-term begins on WEDNESDAY, March 30. Prospectuses may be had at the Booksellers i or from the Headmaster. Telephone, 729 "PHYSICAL CULTURE AND GYMNASTICS. 1 AUCKLAND PHYSICAL TRAINING COLLEGE AND GYMNASIUM FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, TOP FLOOR, Y.M.C.A. BUILDINGS. PROFESSOR POTTER. Classes Resume WEDNESDAY, April 6. Terms begin from date of entry. Private Classes arranged. Subjects—Physical Culture for Health. Fencing. Wrestling, Boxing, Fancy Club Swinging etc., etc. Professor Potter will be in attendance Every Afternoon, 12-3.30: Evenings, 8 to 9 p.m., to give all information! Gymnasiums furnished and estimates given. "rnUF WILLOWS," YARD-STREET. J- YOUNG LADIES' COLLEGE. BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL. - PRINCIPAL: MRS. WILLIAMS. Assisted by Resident and Visiting Staff. Pupils prepared for Matriculation and Civil . Service Examinations, in both of vhioh for- ' mer pupils have proved successful. Telephone 1539. ' First Term of 1904 began Tuesday, Feb. 16. j Ironmongery. \~7 0 : V i IT AII DIE DfiOS. ] HAVE MUCH PLEASURE IN > NOTIFYING THE PUBLIC .' THAT THEY HAVE OPENED IN CENTRAL PREMISES : , IN QUEEN-STREET. i i Opposite the National Bank, ' WITH A NEW AND VARIED I STOCK OF , 1 ELECTRO-PLATE, FANCY ] GOODS, AND GENERAL j IRONMONGERY. : / Grocers. H. m. s s '"' 10 -" 1 ' l™ TRUSTER pGGS, AND TOASTER piIOCOLATES. W* have a Specially-selected Assortment just arrived by the S.S. AOTEA, discharging today, comprising— : STATUARY EGGS FISH HAMPERS ART BARTOLOZZI CASKET OXIDISED SILVER EGGS PARCELS POST BOX ( LARGE CHOCOLATE SCALLOPS CHOCOLATE HENS FLORAL CHINA EGGS TINTED CHOCOLATE EGGS BURLINGTON ASSORTED CHOCOLATES ■ KENILWORTH ASSORTED CHOCOLATES EGG HUNT BASKETS MOTOR CAR EGG BOX MOTHER GOOSE CHOCOLATE CREAM EGGS. And many other designs too numerous to mention. "j __ j H. M. S ™' m- " THE OLD MILL," QUEEN-STREET. PROFESSIONAL SHOEBLACKS use TAN-OL -*- for polishing Tan Boots. What better recommendation could you have ? There is " nothing to touch it for Tan Boots. It softens . the leather and gives a good polish. 6d tins c and Is bottles a