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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIV, Issue 5549, 10 January 1879, Page 1

Amusements JMPERIAL OPERA HOUSE. I Sole Lessee and Manager ... Mr. Geo. Darrell POSITIVELY THE LAST NIGHT Of the Young English Tragedian, MU. GEORGE RIGNOLD, In his unrivalled character of HENRY THE FIFTH. TO-N'GHT (FRIDAY), Last Night of thi* wonderful performance and truly magnificent ■ spectacle. SATURDAY—AMOS CLARKE ! AMOS CLARKE ! MONDAY {the Last Night but two)—FARE* WELL BENEFIT OF MB. GEORGE KIGNOLD, THE LADY OF LYONS, Note the Prices,—Dress-circle, 'ss. ; Stalls (seises), Sa. ; Upper-circle, 2* ; Pit, One >». Reserve you. teats at Jacob's, Athenamm. rjl HEA TR E il CYA L. THIS (FRIDAY) EVENING. Jan. 10. Grand Complimentary Benefit to the SISTERS ALICE AND AMY JOHNS, When will be produced the great Drama, entitled STRUCK OIL. Liizia Stoefel Mbs ALICE JOHNS (With the following songs :—“ My fader keeps a brewery," “The Flower Girl,” “Jeannette and Jeannot,” “Kaizer, d'ye want to buy a dog,” “ I'd like to walk me out,” and .Solo Harmonicon.) Mrs. Stoefel Miss Amy Johns John Stoefel ... .. T. D.J.Wilkinson Concluding with the comic scenes of the CHRISTMAS PANTOMIME. Box plan at Halliday’s, Lambton-quay. fJHHEATRE R OYAL Lessee M. Heoarty. Business Manager .. W. G. Ckowlev, BAKER AND FARRON Will commence a Season of SIX NIGHTS ONLY on MONDAY. JANUARY 13, producing their popular Drama, CONRAD AND LIZETTE. ’ELLINGTON HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. The SUMMER EXHIBITION will bo held in the ATHENrEUM on WEDNESDAY NEXT. EXTRA PRIZE, Presented by Messrs. Koun and Co,, fur Twelve Stove or Greenhouse Plants, at least eight distinct species ; uot less than eight to be variegated— A SILVER CUP. T. W. KIRK, Hon. Secretary.

Education THE following appointments under the Wellington Board of Education are now vacant; applications should he sent in, with two copies of testimonials, on or before TUESDAY, the 14th iost.: —Assistant Masterships, Eeatherston and Gre j town, each £l4O per annum ; teachers (male or female), Gladstone, Maungaroa, Waihakeke, and Taucru, each £IOO per annum. EGBERT LEE, Inspector and Secretary. LLI NCT O N COLLEGE. The EIEST TERM, 1870, will commence on MONDAY, 3rd FEBRUARY NEXT. Evening Classes are held in connection with the College, in Classics, Mathema’ics, and Modern Languages, The following Scholarships arc obtainable : —Two Turnbull Scholarships (each of the value of £25) ; one Moore Scholarship, one Rhodes Scholarsnip (each of the value of about £4O). Also, four Primary Scholarships—two for Wellington City and two for the remainder of the Wellington and the Wanganui Education District—affording a free education at the College; open to attending Primary Schools. For terms and particulars, apply to the undersigned. CHAS. P. POWLES, Secretary. ITuntor-stree 1 -, January 7, 1879. jgNGLISH HIGH SCHOOL, The Avenue, A eel Smith-street, Wellington—Established 1873. Principal : EEV. T. POEEITT, St. Cuthbert’a Training College, Durham, Assisted by a Competent Staff of RESIDENT AND VISITING MASTERS. The First Quarter, 1879, will commence ON 20th JANUARY. _ Pupils attending the English High School are carefully and thoroughly instructed in all subjects necessary for the Desk and Counting House, and prepared for the Civil Service and other competitive examinations. Vacancies fob Three Boarders. Prospectus on application. jqp I G H E B "E DUO A T I Q N MR. JOHN GAMMELL, 8.A., (London University), will reopen his School on WEDNESDAY, January 15th, at his residence on THE TERRACE. hours of attendance : Morning ... 9.30 to 12.30. Afternoon ... 2 to 3.30. The year is divided into three terms, and the fee for each term is— For pupils above 12 years ... ... 6 gns. do under 12 do ... , ... 5 gns, Payable in advance. Residence—The Terrace, Overlooking Bonlcott-street. R. ROBERT MORTON (of Aberdeen University, Scotland), who has been lor the past four years Second Master in the “English High School” (formerly Mr. Bowden's) will open his PRIVATE ACADEMY on January 20th. As the number of pupils will be limited, early application will be necessary. Vacancies for two boarders. Prospectus on application. Terrace, December 23, 1878. TE ABO GRAMMAR AND COMMERCIAL SCHOOL. Established 1870. The ordinary classes (day and evening) in connection with this school RE-OPEN on MONDAY, JANUARY 13. The special classes on January 20 at the usual hours. Vacancies for two more boarders. Locality healthiest in Wellington. Prospectus, Ac., on application. O. A. CURTIS (Gottingen University). Bertram Villa, Continuation of Upper Willis-street. REP ABATOR Y CLASSICAL SCHOOL FOR BOYS AGED FROM SIX TO FOURTEEN. Mrs. J. A. EDWARDS will open the above School on the 27th JANUARY, at “The Anchorage," Taranaki-street. The House, which is undergoing extensive alterations and additions, including a large, well ventilated schoolroom, is within two minutes’ walk of the Tram line, and offers accommodation for three boarders,