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Otago Daily Times, Issue 6447, 11 October 1882, Page 1

For Sale. - Cash advertisement, under this head, not exceeding y fourteen words, will bo charged SIXPENCE.. ir .____—_—_————————_——_—_"" FOR SALE, a superior-finished five-roomed HOUSE, with bathroom, kitchen, and washhouse; gas 0 laid on; situated ln Albany street, one door below George Btreet.—Apply Mr J. Mqsb, Stuart Btrcet. 100 0 TTIOR SALE, 4 HOUSES ; beautiful position; terms . JJ to suit.-M'Landress, Hepburn; or CR. Bow- _ mar, Mornington^ 7o 8 TTIOR SALE, Second-hand Marshall's THRESHING JJ MACHINE, complete; almost new.—Apply r Neill Brothers, High and Macandrew streeta. to FOR SALE, pleasant seaside Cottage, Portobello; Eight-roomed House, Queen street North; Seven-roomed House and Section, Forbury, £240; 1 Six-roomed Houso and (Juartor-aere, Clydo stroet; " Seven-roomed House and Section, York place; also sevoral Houses in Suburbs; Town Sections, WaiI mato; and small Farms convenient to Dunedin : market.—John Hereus, 5 Hislop's Exchange Court. EOR SALE, CANONBURY, Glen road, adjoining the properties of John Bathgate, Eaq., and G. ' Fawcett, Esq., comprising flve-roomed House, Stabling, Outhouses, one acre Orchard in full bearing; close to two lines of cabs and 20 minutes' walk from Post-office.—For further particulars apply to \ x JOHN FALLOWS, Esq., as abovo; 19s Or E. J. BRYANT, Exchango Court. ! _^ _—, : FOR SALE, cheap, five splendid SECTIONS in Holyrood.—Apply Alpha, Times Office. 19au EOR SALE, a newly-erected Five-roomed HOUSE, with Quarter-acre garden, at Caversham Rise ; cheap, on terms.—C. White, Temple Chambers. Educational. PRELIMINARY PROSPECTUS. ATELSON COLLEGE FOR GIRLS. Founded under "The Nelson Colloge Act, 1858," and carried on under the management of the Council of Governors of Nelson College. Visitor: i HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR OF NEW [ ZEALAND. I Council of Governors: : J. W. BARNICOAT, Esq. W. C. HODGSON, Esq. ] A. S. COLLINS, Esq. ALBERT PITT, Esq. GENERAL DAVIDSON JAS. SOLANDERS, Esq. C. Y. FELL, Esq. A. P. SKYMOUR, Esq. JOHN SHARP, Esq. I i Lady Principal: i MISS KATE M. EDGER, M.A., New Zealand. ' I Second Mistress: 1 MISS LILIAN EDGER, M.A., New Zealand. ! i Third Mistress, With Masters and Mistresses in Special Subjeots, and , such Assißtant Teachers as may be required, BOARDING DEPARTMENT. This will be under the charge of a Lady whose ap- ] [pointment will be decided upon before the College j opens. The Regular Course of Instruction includes the i Englißh Language and Literature, French, German Latin, Mathematics, and the Elements of Natural Science, with the useful features of a liberal education. ..-......• For Instrumental Music, Singing, Drawing, and Dancing, additional fees are charged. I Pupils, on entrance, must be able to read, write, and work the first four rules of Arithmetic with ' reasonable facility. '.-TERMS: j Per Quarter. ' For Girls over 12 years of age. £ B. d. ; Tuition Fees and School Stationery .. 3 3 0 Board and Residence in the Collego (including Washing .. .. 12 10 0 Dinneronly .. ■■ •• 210 0 For Girls'under 12 yoara of age. Tuition Fees and School Stationery (other ' charges as above) .. .. 2 2 0 _ S. d. I £ s. d. ' Instrumental Music Drawing Singing .. I Dancing .. I Board during Midsummer or Midwinter Holidays, I 20s per week. Young Ladies wishing to supplement previous edu_ cation in any particular branch may receive instruc. tion in one language or subject on payment of a fee of One Guinea per quarter, and for every additional subject Half-a-guinea, and may attend the MusiCj Drawing, or other extra classes at the school rates. Arrangements are being made for the foundation of Annual and other Scholarships. The College will be open for the reception of Pupil ß at the expiration of tho Christmas Holidays. N.B.—Tuition Fees and Boarding Charges are pay. able quarterly in advance to the Undersigned, who alone iB authorised to receive them. Before removal of a Boarder, a quarter's notice must be given to the Secretary in writing, or a quarter's fees aud charges paid. OSWALD CURTIS, 110 Secretary. ORAKANUI COLLEGE; WAITATI, OTAGO, N.Z. BOARDING-SCHOOL FOR BOYS. Head Master: The Roy. R. L. Stanford, B-A., Ex-Coll., Oxford French and German: Herr WUst, de l'Ecole Militaire a Met- et & Berlin. Mathematics: MrE. Duncan, Missouri School, N.W. Provinces, India. Music: Miss M. Kinder, London. The Collego is situated 13 miles north of Dunedin, and is close to a railway-station. It stands on an ' extremely healthy and beautiful site close to the seashore. The school grounds comprise 850 acres; there is excellent fresh and salt-water Whin g, ericket-flold, and every opportunity for physical training close at hand. Boys of all ages from seven upwards are roceived at any time as boarders, and every attention is given to their domestic comforts under Mrs Stanford's Immediate supervision. Pupils are prepared for the Universities or commercial life, and the best references given as to the ' standard of teaching. | For particulars apply to REV. R. L. STANFORD, , Waltati. The terms for 1882 begin on January 30th, May 16th, and September llth. 26f DUNEDIN SCHOOL OF ART, Moray. place.—Freehand and Model Drawing, Paint mg in Water or Oil-colours, Drawing and Painting T from the Antique and Still Lifo. DAVID C. HUTTON, Art Master, Hotels ■pRINOE ARTHUR HOTEL, Corner of b HOBSON and WELLESLEY STREETS, AUCKLAND. ' HUBERT ORAN .. » PROPRIETOR. i- THE PRINCE ARTHUR HOTEL g as! now crectel is one of the most convenient and well-appointed Hotelß in the Australasian Colonies. Its central position, so near tho business portion of the city, its salubrious situation, its finish and '' thorough completeness in every detail, all combine to Btamp it as a FIRST-CLASS FAMILY AND COMMERCIAL HOTEL.