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New Zealand Times, Volume LXIX, Issue 3745, 20 May 1899, Page 8

fitzherbert terrace school. HOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOE GIRLS. Under the direction of MISS SWAIN SON. MES HENRY SMITH, Head Mistress, Assisted by MISS M. KIRTON, M.A. (Honours in Languages) and others. THE Next Term will begin on TUESDAY', May 23. Miss Swainson will be at home on Saturday and Monday, May 20th and 22nd. 333 FRENCH AND GERMAN. MISS McINTYRE. 3, Park street, resumes Teaohlngon May 25th. Parisian. French and Hanoverian German taught grammatically and conversationally. References to parents ot present pupils. NOTICE OF REMOVAL. QUEEN’S COLLEGE. PROTESTANT _ Boarding and day school for Young Ladies. —Mr: and Mrs A. J. Rooney having secured the residence (with extensive grounds) lately occupied by A. A. Barnett, Esq. in Abel Smith street, ofl Upper Willis street. Second Term will commence on May I6th. Prospectus on application. 120 MR ARTHUR J. WICKS, Trinity College, London. (Pupil of Frank Swinford, Professor ol Trinity College.) TEACHER OF PIANOFORTE, ORGAN AND HARMONY. Prospectus of Terms, etc., at the London Music Warehouse, Manners street. 579 DANCING classes for learners, Mrs H. B. MASON’S Dancing Classes for Learners are held at her Assembly Rooms, 56, Qhuznee street, next St. Peter’s Church, on MONDAYS and WEDNESDAYS, at 8 p.m. Arrangements can gCHOOL OP ■ SHORTHAND ANI TYPEWRITING, &c.. Conducted, by The MISSES CARE, N.S.S.T., and MISS M. HARDIB, M.N.P.S., Certificated Teachers. 726 IVTATIONAL INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND. FIRE AND MARINE. Capital (fully subscribed) .., JE2,000,00(' Paid-up and Reserves... ... 216,245 Distinctive Features. Undoubted Security. Lowest Current Rates of Premium, and being a New Zealand institution, its con tinucd success is a matter of interest tc every colonist. .Oilices —Q. Thomas and Co.’s Buildings, Wellington. T. SUTCLIFFE, 914 ; , ■ Acting-Manager. ZEALAND INSURANCE CO. FIRE - AND~MARINE. Capital, *Yi,ooo.ooo. Paid-up, . Reserves, 22200,000. Unlimited Liability of Shareholders. Fire and Marine Risks of every descrip tion accepted Offices—Corner of Grey street and Lamb to.i quay. C. A. EWEN, 4 Manager. Liverpool and London and GLOBE INSURANCE COMPANY. Established 18^6. Invested Funds ... Claims Paid ... F ire Reserve Fund 287,521,948 20,316,928 1,850,000 This Company offers to Insurers the Seiritv of invested funds amounting to over EVEN MILLION POUNDS STER ING. BESIDES THE UNLIMITED LABILITY OP A VERY WEALTHY EOPRIETAEY. BY A SPECIAL ACT OP THE NEW EALAND LEGISLATURE, THE COMAN Y IS IN A POSITION TO SUB OB E SUED IN THIS COLONY. ■ . This Company-has ever been noted fonts romptitnde and liberality in settling laims. . ~ , , , Lowest Current Rates for all classes of ire Insurance. LEVIN & CO. (Limited), Agents. S' OUTH BRITISH FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY. ipital ... Funds exceed , 281,900,000 250,000 're and Marine Insurances of Every Kind at Very Lowest Rates. CHAS. W. BENBOW. Manager. )ffice, 27 ; Lambtr* qury, Wellington. 422 W ATSON’S THREE STAR WHISKY . IS UNDOUBTEDLY IBE FINEST WHISKY IN THE MARKET N INTIMATION TO THE PUBLIC. r Be good, do good, good deeds speak Vith a voice that is never silenced." —(Palmer). r PUBLICITY YOU MAY SAVE A hjIPE OP SUFFERING TO SUM, POOR SOUL. Wesleyan Parsonage, Wellington, New Zealand, Feb. 19th, 1828. Mr S. A. Palmer, Agent for W: Webber’s Vitadatio. )ear Sir, —It gives, me great pleasure to ad you this note in favour of Webber’p TADATIO, the great Herbal Remedy, lad suffered a long time from general Eikness and tired feeling u 'ch was ibtless tbe effects of a chronic disordered partially inactive state of the live/ and [noys, which, as all know who suffer ;h this trouble, is a source of great an ranee. Of course, as you may suppose, ried very many remedies, some of which I me good for a short time, then 1 re ised into my former condition. In ihe ,r 1896 a friend who had heard of Vi - .TIO pleaded with me to try what ->et vould have in'my case, and I con* 1 used in all four large bottlesthe ret has been my complete satisfaction, and t since that time I have enjoyed tbe it of health. Nearly two years having I psed since the V.iiADATIO was taken I think, .conclusive "roof that I j now safe to say my restoration to good dth and freedom from ray former comint is permanent. if ours gratefully, J. McKEEN. . cal agent for Webber’s Vitadatio. )ear Sir,—l have much pleasure in testing to the merits, of your Vitadatio. ras suffering for some considerable'timth lung and liver troubles, also rheu itism in my feet; and was attended h* o doctors without any good effect. _ 1 s recommended to-try your Vitadatio d after taking six large pleasto say that I am restored to perfect ilth. You are at liberty to.make wha* 5 you wish of this in the interests of felv sufferers.—GEOßGE POWLEY, Proietor Horse and Jockey Hotel, Wangar:a. Bth February, 1899, lICE OP VITADATIO, Ss 6d and 3s 6d V.sk your local Chemist or Grocer for it For testimonials of those who have beer d, write or send to the Sole Australa _ - --- ’ *9O Agent, S'. A. PALI ft.WELJJNGTON. A. PALMER, 39, Manne