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New Zealand Times, Volume LXVII, Issue 3437, 19 May 1898, Page 1

few respectable Working-' men Boarders; comfortable homo, ovary convenience ; trams pass iho door; terms moderato. Apply, Mrs Fpackman, 21, Ingestte street C-'i g^\X HIBITIOX LA-XTERX (good) wanted. Give full particulars and lowest price. Address “ Lantern,” office of this paper. 735 41 Tap, Tap on the Window Pane.*’ JL Would all the Ladies and Gentlemen, small Girls and little Boys mind buying their Toffees and Candies during the week. Can quite understand you’re *• lying-in ** on Sundays and worrying the Toffee, but no’re not allowed to eell ou that day, so when you’ve worried it all down, don’t disturb the cat, our only representative, when you’re tapping at the pane on Sunday. Lightning American Sugar Boilers, “The Only Original,” 17i, Willis street. The right side, not the wrong. 773 WANTED, Buyers of Bicycles to know that Jenkinson and Go., Willis street, keep all Accessories, Pumps, Saddles, ! Lamps, Bells, Tyres, &s., at lowest prices. ; 778 j "I^l^ r ANrED, Ladies and Gentlemen to j know that it is folly to buy a second-hand i Bicycle when a guaranteed New Machine can be supplied by CAMERON & CHRISTIE for J 615 not cash. WELLINGTON GIRLS* HIGH SCHOOL. PIPITEA STREET. THE School will Re-open on WEDNESDAY, 25th May. I Miss Hamilton will receive parents of ' pupils from 3 till 6 p.m. on Monday and WedI neaday, 23rd and 25th May. i At the last University Examinations I fourteen pupils passed the Matriculation | Examination, all of them qualifying also 1 for the Solicitors* General Knowledge Pass ; ! three obtained high places in the 44 Credit ” I list in the Junior University Scholarship l Examination, and one kept the first year's I terms of her University course. Six pupils 1 qualified for a “ Partial D ” Teachers* Certificate. Seven passed the Junior Civil Service, and two passed the Senior Civil Service Examination, one of whom passed 44 with distinction,” coming first in the whole colony. In accordance with a resolution passed by the Board last year a reduction is made on the fees for three or more pupils from the same family attending either the College or the High School. Prospectuses may be obtained from Messrs Whitcombe and Tombs, Measry Maokay Bros.Jand from the Secretary. CHAS. P. POWLES, 430 Secretary. U E E N’S COLLEGE, Ir.GSSTRE STREET. BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. Principals —Mr and Mrs A, J. Rodney. The second term commences Wednesday, 25th May. Principals at home to receive Parents and Pupils from Wednesday, 18th May. 031 BROUGHAM HILL SCHOOL, Ellice street.**■jpRINCIPALS, Mrs and Mies Sheppard, assisted by a full staff of efficient teachers. The Next Term will begin May 25th. 447 PITZHERBERT TERRACE SCHOOL. Miss Baber, M. A., Miss B. Richmond, M.A. THE Second Term will begin MONDAY, May 30tb. Miss Swainson has vacancies for pupils attending the above school, and also for elder girls attending classes or taking lessons from a master. 540 MADAME COPE, Singing and Piano Specialist. Voice Production on the most approved Italian method. Madame Cope claims that she possesses the true art of developing the full powers of the voice, giving flexibility, sweetness, and a thorough musical tone. Term dates from first lesson. 32, The Terrace. 635 NOTICE OP REMOVAL. M R McGLASHAN, Teacher of the Violin, Begs to intimate to his pupils and others that he has REMOVED TO No. 6, THE TERRACE. 246 VIOLIN. MERR LEHMANN, Teacher of the Violin, will commence the practice of his profession at hia residence, No. 19, Macdonald orescent, on the 20th inst. Terms begin with pupil. 165 MRS H. B. MASON’S 3ANCING CLASS FOR LEARNERS Is held at her ew Assembly Room, 56, Ghuzueo street (Next St. Peter’s Church), MONDAYS and WEDNESDAYS, At 8 p.m. Private Lessons can be arranged, aildren’s Class SATURDAY, at 2.30 p.m. Vacancies for Pianoforte Pupils. 580 DYEING. TAYLOB AND CO., Dyers and Cleaners of Napier, Dunedin and Christchurch have opened a branch at 225, Lambtou qua (opposite Government Buildings). The Bast Dyes only used. All work tamed out on shortest notice. Trial Solicited. 222 The CASH HATTERS and MEECEKS, 45a, Cuba street, just received their stock of Winter Goods, which will be sold at astonishing prices. New Ties and Bows, just arrived. 646 THE New Hteam •L’ooki e, Br J. T. LOVE (Successor to R. A. Hearn), TINSMITH, PLUMBER,GASFITTER, &c., ST. HILL STREET. Cooks three or more dishes at once, is compact and needs little room. It is the Gem of the Kitchen. t 65 It* Me GbIFPITHS, Customhouse, Shipping, Forwarding and General Agent, Accountant, Commission and Financial Agent. Addre CENTEAt BUILDINGS, 14, Featberston street, 886 Wellington. Babe, lieaey and Co.. Stock and Sharebrokers, Accountants, Financial and Estate Agents, Grey and Featberston streets, Wellington, And at Crawford street, Dunedin. 502 W. F* PAfiSONS, 7, Muepht street, Thoendon. Violins Made, Eepaired and Pnt in Order. Bows Eepaired. 141 E* Ob IiAUTOHE, MEDICAL CLAIEVOTANT, Scientific Palmist, Pstchometbist, Consol ted {daily, 124, Willis street. Leaving Wellington for 3 weeks; see advertisement for return. 350 Miss E* Gr* Hunt. DENTAL SUEGBON, 100, Willis street. Hours of Consultation—9.3o a.m. to 5.30 p.m. Private Residence : Beaumont, Wooloombb street. 586 IM e Sidney Hall, DENTIST 1 (Late of Manners and Willis streets), Boulcott street. Opposite Piman Catholic Church. Telephone 479. 603 MISS WILD MAN, Masseuse and Medical Electrician, of the West End Hospital, Cavendish square, London, W. Superfluous hair upon the face permanently removed by means of Electrolysis. References are kindly permitted by several patients. Booms over Mr Bridge’s, Dentist, Willis street. 789