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New Zealand Times, Volume LXXIV, Issue 4869, 22 January 1903, Page 3

WELLINGTON COLLEGE. milE First Term v.'ill begin on MON--L. DAN. 2nd February. The TTouse Matron will receive parents and guardians at the College on Friday and Saturday, the SOth and 31st January. CHAS. P. POWLES. 319 Secretary. • v v, -..-A,A*A GIRLS’ HIGH SCHOOL. milll First Term will begin on VEDX NESDAY, 4th February. New pupils will please attend on Tuesday, the 3rd, when Miss McLean will receive parents and guardians, Mrs Soimnerville. in Hill street, has accommodation for Boarders. CHAS. P. POWLES. 320 ' Secretary. m 22 teacher' D. MACKINTOSH Master, Wellington College), KENT TERRACE, of the PIANOFORTE jid SINGING. Also Flute, Clarinet and several other Instruments, Will resrrme Lesions on MONDAY, 2nd February. Pupils prepared for all grades Trinity College Examinations 190 jpiTZHEEBERT TERRACE SCHOOL (Under the Direction of Miss Swainson). Hoad Mistress—MßS HENRY SMITH. Class for Boys under ten —MISS LAERY. There is also a Class for quite Young Children (boys and girls) for which a Special Teacher is engaged. The New Term will begin on TUESDAY, February 3rd, 1903. Miss Swainson jvill be at Home on Monday, February 2nd. 132 A.M.D.G. BOARDING SCHOOL. ST. BRIDE’S CONVENT, MASTERTON. Conducted by the Brigidiue Nuns, under the patronage of his Grace the Most Reverend Dr Redwood. THE Course of Education comprises the English, French, Latin and Italian Languages, Writing, Arithmetic (to wiu:h special attention will be given), Bookkeeping. Geometry, Algebra, Geography and th o nse of "the Globes, Geology, Botany, Physics, Astronomy, History, Shorthand, Music, Instrumental and Theorelican, Singing (Tonic Sol Pa if required). Drawing, Painting (Oil and Water Colour), Wax Modelling, Plain and Ornamental Needlework, Calisthenics, Etc. School Duties will he resumed on FEBRUARY 2nd. For further particulars apply to THE MOTHER SUPERIOR, 77 St. Bride’s Convent, Mastorton. ST. FRANCIS XAVIER’S SEASIDE ACADEMY SEATOUN, WELLINGTON HEADS. fTHHIS flourishing establishment has X been removed to the seaside borough of SEATOUN, where all will be carried on ns in the town premises. A largo Schoolroom and Airy and Comfortable Premises have been erected. The situation on Seatoun Heights is unrivalled, and easily accessible from Kilhirnie, Miramar and all the western seaboard of the Harbour entrance. The curriculum will include all branches of a high-class English Education, with French, Latin, Book-keeping, Art Needlework and preparation for Matriculation, Civil Service, Musical and other examinations as desired. A Musical Theory Cla c s will be opened early in February. The extras are Piano, Singing, Painting and Shorthand lessons, at moderate charges. FEES Payable at opening of three terms on February Ist, May 15th and September Bth. BOARDERS—i£33 per annum, DAYSCHOLARS—£S per annum. 795 CHILTON HOUSE. THE TERRACE. WELLINGTON. BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOB GIRLS. Principal ... MISS A. C. FREEMAN. TUTISS FREEMAN will be at home to IvjL receive parents and guardians from 2 to 6 on Mondays and Tuesdays. PIPITEA PRIVATE SCHOOL, WELLINGTON. BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. Kindergarten Class for Bovs and Girls. Principal—MlSS BABER, M.A. The First Term will begin on TUESDAY, February 3rd. Miss Baber at home on Saturday, January 31st. 10—1 p.m., and Monday 2—5 p.m.

T>EOUGHAM HILL SCHOOL. - 01 ELLICE STREET. Principals ... Mrs and Miss SHEPPAED. The Nest Term- will begin FEBRUARY 3rd, 1903. 816 IMPORTANT OPENING ANNOUNCEMENT. THE AMERICAN CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS have opened an office at 14, Empire Chambers, Willis street. Up-to-date Engineering taught by experts in America by means of a thorough correspondence system No expensive Text Books. No delay in starting. Call or write for particulars, P. S. FINLAYSON, District Manager. P.O. Box 510. 50 REMOVAL NOTICE. MESSES P. KIEKBY AND CO., Fruiterers, Lambtou quay, beg to notify the public 'that owing to pressure of business they have REMOVED to more commodious premises, and solicit a continuance of the patronage so liberally accorded them. The Best Fresh Fruit and Vegetables always obtainable at No. 49, LAMBTON QUAY. All orders promptly attended to Telephone No. 502. 812 MAIL COACHES. FOXTON-SHANNON LINE OF COACHES. H. COLE Proprietor. Coaches leave Foxton twice daily—s.3o a.m. and 3.45 p.m.—to connect with the Mail Trains from Wellington and Palmerston North, arriving at Shannon. Coaches leave Shannon for Foxton at 10.30 a.m. and 8.15 p.m. 263 A ROBERTSON begs to thank, the • public for their libera] support, and to announce that owing to increase of business he has had to put up an additional building to meet the requirements of his numerous customers. A.R. has had a longer and better experience than any other dyer and cleaner in the colony. Dyeing and Cleaning of every description done. Ostrich Feathers and Kid Glove Cleaning a Speciality at the PERTH DYE WORKS, Ghuznee street. Tel. 918.