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Otago Daily Times, Issue 2801, 28 January 1871, Page 3

EDUCATIONAL. BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL for YOUNG |LADIEB 9 Lackbeg House, Upper Walker Street, conducted by the Misses BPROTJLK-. Classes -will be resumed on Monday, the 30th January, 1871. An efficient resident Governess. : Visiting imastera in attendance. Terms on application. 16ja OIGH STREET LADIES' SCHOOL. Condnotedby - MISS M. G. .WILSON. The duties of this School will be resumed oa Monday, 30th January, at Harcourt Lodge, High street, for a few weeks longer, after which it will be permanently established at Clifton House, presently occupied by George Duncan, Esq. * : Cliftoa House (off High etreit), which contains 17 rooms, including Large and Airy Sonool-roomfl, Excellent Bath-room, ice., will afford ample accommodation for Boarders, and being centrally situated in a quiet, and healthy locality, and. apart from other Schools, is well adapted for the purpose intended. The obiect in view in establishing this Institution is to secure to_tbo daughters ol respectable families a sound course of instruction and training. la addition to a thorough English Education, the following branches will ba taught-^Frerich, Italian, Germaa, Music, Singiog, Calisthente*, and Fancy Work. In order to carry this out effectively the best masters and other assistants .will be engaged to attend the Establishment. This Sohool will be free from the objections preferred against a large and mixed assemblage, as every care will be taken to keep it as select ac possible . • MISS M. G. WILSON, having received a liberal eduoatioa at a First-clast Ladies' School in Edinburgh, tanght by the best masters after the latest modes of teaching, and having conducted, a Ladies' School for several years with great success, trusts her management of this School will be attended with the same satisfactory results. A liberal arrangement will be entered into with families when two or more pupils are sent to the sohool Testimonials, references, terms, &c., on application ai - ' . . . Earconrt Lodge, High street, Danedin. MUSICAL TUITION. MR JAMES T. MAY respectfully info m 3 his Pupils and Friends that he has rosn ed teaching. Manor Lodge, Onraill street. PEEPAHATORY SCHOOL TO THE HIGH SCHOOL' BSLL TOWER HILL. npHE First Quarter of the above School will begin on Monoay, 30th January. ; The Bey. T. L. STANLEY has accommodation for boys as boarders attending either the High School or the Preparatory School. 24th January, 1871. 25ja yjANOR LODGE SCHOOL will Re--jJL open on Tuesday, January 31st. Far terms, &0., address Mrs May, Manor Lodge, Cargill street. CARRIAGES "'fit tTEHXCZ.ES, E. .0 B I N AND 00. Coaoh Builders and Importers, Stuart street, .■■ ■ Have on Hand and fer Bale— BUGGIES AND BXPEESS WAGGONS. Repair* rcceiva nrompt attention. PUBLICATIONS. Jußt; Published, price 21b. THE NEW ZEALAND STUD BOOK, *■ Vol. hi.. Contains L'st of Breed Mare 3 and their Produce Tables o£ Pedigree ©f Galedon. G.'wasm^n, Leamington, Macaroni, Day and Martin, and The Thames; Obituary of Stations; Mannka 6nd his performances, wi'.h a portrait. ! C «vi s of wo^k forwarded, on receipt of P^st Office order for Twenty-one Shillings. W. M. STANTON, Nelson. STABLISTGr. NE W ABBEYLELX STABLES Maclasgan Street. Fnll Livery, 5i per night Stella, la; Saddle Horses and Buggies an reduces prices, Gjod Paddook a ■oeauoedation. Herses bought a«dßsM; .•■■•■■■•••. ■..•■.- ABTHVB SMITH