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New Zealand Times, Volume LXVII, Issue 3329, 11 January 1898, Page 3

To XCHA SG li jti ALL. SPECIAL .AXNOU'OBMEST ! Wellington Residents Note —Only MOKE PKRPOJi UANOtS Of the Moat Travelled Entertainment in Existence. HUDSON’S SDK PRISE PARTY (Patronised bv Royalty.) THIS (TUESDAY) EVENING, JAN. 11th. Commence it joyously, with a Smile of Contentment, by witno sing tbo Joyous, Jocund, Jovial, Royal, Riysteringj Rollicking Entertainment provided by this unique Organisation. TO-NIG3T ! TO NIGHT' ! Monster Carnival Programme. Greater, Grander and Better than ever, presenting Special Features Unsurpassed. New Songs, Now Jokes, New Ballads, New "Witticisms. Every clung Bright, Brilliant and New, introducing the music of an Opera, the Fun of i Coc.edy and Picturesque Dances, Quaint Marches, Topical Songs, &c,, of a Burlesque. 18 STAR ARTISTS IS. Wi»h j Flood of New Features and a Host of Novelties. Pikes —3s, 2s and Is, Smiling begins 8 lIOS. P. HUDSON.

jEL ARBOUR E XCURSIONS. DAY’S~ BAY. TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY). TIME-TABLE. THE new Excursion Steamer DUCHESS will ran as under (weather permitting) : Leave Ferry Wharf 0.30 a.m., 2.30 p.m. Leave Bay 10.30 a.m., 6 p.m. Return Faro, Is Od ; Children, 9d. 31 PIANOFORTE AND VIOLIN PLAYING, SINGING, HARMONY AND COUNTERPOINT. MRS ALFRED LEVI will resume Teaching en Ist February. Terms on application at No. 2, Park terrace, off Molesworth street. 994 ST.FRANCIS XAVIER’S ACADEMY FOR YOUNG LADIES, Arlington street, Wellington. THE School Course includes every branch of a high-olaaa ENGLISH EDUCATION, With FRENCH, BOOKKEEPING, THEORY or MUSIC, DRAWING, All kinds of PLAIN and ART NEEDLEWORK, LATIN and MATHEMATICS As Desired. Young ladies prepared for Matriculation, Senior and Junior Civil Service, Mistresses E and ' D Certificates, Trinity College Musical (theoretical and practical), and all local Exams. A small charge ia made for lessons in Shorthand. Ihe only extras are Piano, Violin, German, and Private Singing and Painting Lessons, at moderate terms. The spacious, lofty, well-built house, and large and picturesque grounds, overlooking the harbour and town, and swept by sea breezes, afford special advantages to boarders and externs.. Terms (payable quarterly in advance): — Boarders, .£3O par annum; Day Scholars, 25s per quarter. School re-opens TUESDAY, Ist FEB. 9G2 QUEEFb COLLEGE, Corner op MARION AND INGESTRE STREETS. BOARDING AND DAT SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. Principals : Mb and Mrs ROONEY, M.R.C.P., M.M.C.M. THE building has beon erected and arranged specially for educational purposes. It is situated on one of the healthiest sites in Wellington. The Class-rooms are spacious, airy and lofty. The Dormitories are large and wellventilated. Sanitary arrangements are the latest and best. Good Recreation Ground, Tennis Court, Swings, Promenades, &o. Mr and Mrs Rooney are assisted by able and experienced Professors, also thoroughly qualified Assistants. Pupils are prepared, if re mired, for Matriculation, Senior and Junior Civil Service Examination, Trinity College and E and D Certificates. Typewriting, Shorthand. Preparatory and Junior Classes. Evening Classes. Prospectus on Application. TERM COMMENCES FEBRUARY Ist, 1898. References can be made to. the Right Reverend the Primate, Sir Robert Stout, K.0.M.G., H. D. Bell. Esq., Dr Findlay, LL.D;:, Hun T- W. Hislop. D. M. biuokie, Esq., Gresloy Lukin, Esq. 594 BROUGHAM HILL SCHOOL, Ellice Street, PRINCIPALS, Mrs and Miss Sheppard, assisted by a full staff of efficient teachers. The first terra of the above school will begin FEBRUARY Ist, 1898. ' The Principals will be at home on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. 942 WANGANUI GIRLS’ COLLEGE, THE First Term fof 1893 will commence, for fypftrdeya, on the 2nd, and fer day pjmile on ih-d February. Applications for boarding accommodation, prospectuses, &0., should be made to the Secretary. • A. A. BROWNE. . Secretary. January sth, 1898, 922 MUSIC. MR F. G. STRONG’S first quarter for Violin and ?iano oommonoea the Fiisl Week in February, Testimonial from Herr Handke. Terms on application at “Netloy,” Bonloott street. ” 783 Eitzherbert terrace school. Lady Principals MISS BABER, M.A., MISS B. RICHMON D, M.A. . Extra classes for English and Languages. Term Commences—FEßßUAßY Ist, 1898, BOARDING. For particulars apply Mtsn Swainson, 11, Fitzherbert terraae. ' Miss Swainson has vacancies for boarders attending the above school or for elder girls who wish to attend classes or take lessons from masters in any subject. 501 Ohilton House School, Wellington terrace. Principal ... ... Miss Freeman (Late of Mrs Bowen’s School, Ohristohuroh). School will Re-op»n at the above address oh WEDNESDAY, 2nd February, 1898. - CHRISTMASTIDL, 1897. "J7IOR Christ mas tide, 1897, the D.1.C., BP Wellington, has provided the largest variety of Toys, Fancy Goods, Gift Books, Standard Novels and Works at Popular Prices, and' the many pretty and useful goods for the Christmas Season, that have yet been submitted to the public. To enable residents in the provinces to participate in the advantages of selecting from the Company’s .jYast an, l Up-to-Date Stock, Speciality Parcels gf Chriat.mas Toys, Books, &0., will be made up ready for mailing at from £1 and upwards. Speciality Parcels of from £2 and upwards, for which pash has been received with order, will be sent freight free TO ANY ADDRESS. Customers when ordering will please state the Class of Goods required, and any other particulars that will assist in sclenting the assortment exact to requirements. 150,000 Boobs at Lqqd.qn Publishers 1 Price List, D.1.G., WELLINGTON. B. HALLENSTEIN, Chairman qf Directors. A. A. CORRIGAN, 55Q Manager. 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