Public Notices. APRICOTS FOR JAM. IO.OOOLfs APRICOTS FOK JAM (The pick of the Toviot Orchards). ' 'KACIIKS, PLUMS. RASPBERRIES, CUR RANTS, APPLES FOR JELLY. Best quality ; lowest prices. PRYOR & SON, The Leading Fruiterers, litlS George street and 51 Princes street. OOTTI/ED ALB AND STOUT. ( dog ] ! Read. Bkotheks, London. Tire famous "DOG'S HEAD" brand of Bass id Guinness justly takes the lead in. the various olonial Markets. It is shipiied in Full-sized hampagne Bottles. Messrs READ BROTHERS bottle no other Ale .' Stout but those of Bass and Guinness respecvely, and those only which are brewed expressly ir Exportation. Their splendid Bottling Premises alone furnish hostage for high quality, being far lwyond comirison, both as regards extent as well as comleteness. 30t> FOSEPHGI L L O T T ' S 9 STEEL PENS. GOLD MEDAL/PARIS, 1878-89. Sold by all Stationers throughout the World. Educational. DUNE. DIN SCHOOL OF ART, MORAY PLACE. DAY CLASSES. The FIRST QUARTER of the above institution commences on TUESDAY, 2nd February. Elementary and Advanced Freehand and Model (rawing, Practical Geometry and Perspective, •rawing and Shading from the Cast, Drawing and ainting from the Antique in Monochrome, Paintlg in Oil or Water Colours from Copies and from lature, Modelling in Clay, Casting, &c. Open from 8 a.m. to 4p.m. Fee, jEI Is per quarter. Pupil Teachers' and Teachers' Classes Every Ivening, except FRIDAYS, from 5.45 to 0.45. DAVID C. HUTTOX, Oja Art Master. U NED! X SCHOOL OF ART, MORAY PLACE. EVENING CLASSES. The FIRST QUARTER commences on TUES)AY, 2nd February. MONDAYS and WEDNESDAYS for the Study f Freehand and Model Drawing, Drawing and 'aintiiiK from the Antique, Painting in Oil and Yiiter Colours, Modelling in Clay, &c. TUESDAYS and THURSDAYS for the Study f Practical, Plane, and Solid Geometry, Mechanial and Architectural Drawing, Perspective, &c Open from 7 to 0 p.m. Fee, 10s Od per quarter. DAVID C. IIUTTON, Oja Art Master. DOMINICAN CONVENT HIGH SCHOOL. STUDIES will be RESUMED on MONDAY, st February. TERMS: Boarders' Pension ami Tuition £1(1 per Quarter. Day Pupils (Seniors) ... £'.i ~ (Juniors) ... £1 10s „ Kindergarten ... ... 10s „ Extera Tuitions per special arrangement. For further particulars apply to Row MOTHER PRIORESS, !oja At the Priory, Dowling street. OTAGO BOYS' AND GIRLS' HIGH SCHOOLS. SESSION 18U:\ FIRST QUARTER COMMENCES on MONDAY, the Ist February, when the Rectors of the respective Schools will be in attendance (0.30 x.m.) to Enrol New Pupil.-. Old Pupils, TUESDAY, February 2nd, at!) 30 a.m. C. MAOANDUEW, 29ja Secretary to Board of Governors. TAGO BOYb' AND GIRLS' HIGH SCHOOLS. NEW SESSION Commences Ist FEBRUARY ■ 181)2. BOYS' SCHOOL. Rector: Rev. Hexry LSiariiKit, M.A., I.L.D. Boarding Establishment under the management of Mr G. M. Thomson, Science Master. Terms ter Quarter : School Fee ... ... £ 2 1(1 0 Board, Laundry, Ac. ... 11 0 0 OTAGO GIRLS' HIGH SCHOOL. Rector: Alex. 'Wilson, M.A. Tuition Fees :—Full Coarse, £210s per quarter; Preparatory Class, £1 Is. Pupils may take any one subject of the Course at a Fee of £1 Is. There is a fully-equiiijii".l. Studio fur Drawing, Painting, &c. under tiie charge of Miss Fanny Wimperis. Pupils desiring to take Drawing only may do so at a Fee of £1 Is. -«► BOARDING HO USE.-Lady Manager: Mrs E. R. Mackay. Terms (exclusive of Tuition Fee), £10 per Quarter. For Prospectuses apply to C. MACANDREW, Secretary to Board of Governors, lflja Colonial Bank Buildings] WAITAKI GIRLS' HIGH SCHOOL, OAMARU. Lady Principal ... Mrs Burn First Assistant ... Miss A. Forues, M.A. SCHOOL FEES, £8 per annum. BOARDING DEPARTMENT: Lady Matron ... Mrs Joseph Mikams. Fee for Board, exclusive of School Fees, £40 per annum. New Session Commences February 2. GEORGE SUMPTER, 20ja Secretary. MISSES DERMER will Open a KINDERGARTEN, with more Advanced School, in Council Chambers Hall, Mornington, February Ist ' 30ja MISS AIT KEN (Pupil of Herr Benno Scherok) Teacher of PIANOFORTE and ORGAN, RESUMES TEACHING MONDAY, February Ist. Rooms, above Dresden Pianoforte Warehouse, Princes street. Private address, corner Leitli and Howe streets. 2Sja SINGING. VOICE PRODUCTION, AND VOICE CULTIVATION. Mr C. N. BAEYERTZ ljrgs to intimate that he has RESUMED TUITION at his Residence, London street (between Albert and A 7ictoria streets). Circulars at Dresden Piano Warehouse, or Messrs C. Begg and Co.'s. 21ja TAGO CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, Pitt street. Established ISfiO. Director : Siguor R. SQUARISE, R.C.M.T. Staff of Professors : Siguor R. Squarise; Mr A. .1. Earth, A.T.L.A.M.; Miss Blanche Joel. FIRST QUARTER begins on MONDAY, the Ist of February. Special Courses of Tuition : Violin, Viola, 'Cello, Double Mass, Piano, Sinking, llannony, and Counterpoint. For Private Pupils for any of tlie special courses Quarter begins from date of First Lesson. ' For Harmony and C'iuiill-! point only in Class, Terms 30s per Quarti.r. lllja MISS HI3HBE 11 G, TEACHER OK PIANOFORTE. QUARTER commences MONDAY, Ist February. " At home" to receive Pupils and arrange Lesson hours on Friday and Saturday. Address : Care of I!r C. N. Ki-umr, Moray place ; nr Dresden Piano Warehouse. ii?ja -T> REi'A K A TORY CLASSE S. In February Nexl, Miss Dick propose* FORMING Preparatory ENGLISH and FRENCH CLASSES for YOUNG CHILDREN. For terms apply r BRAKMAK HOUSE. 14n Moray place. rawixg"and painting. miss flora ross HESUMI* 'J'KACUIXG at HerStudio, No. 2 Ottaion I'.uildiiiKs, MONDAY, Bth I^EBRUAi:V._ _28ja 'TpHE^DRESDEN7' MUSIC ROOMS. Mr ALBERT VALLIS, Teacher uf PIANO, ORGAN, AND SIXGIXc, RESUMES on MONDAY, I'JCV.IUWIIY 1. Port Chalmers on f..H«.wiii ; ; WEDNESDAY. Private Address : YOKKJ'I.ACK. 2i;.m S- "TTIOLIN SCHOOL. SCOTLAND STREET. OEO. H. SCIIACHT HAS RESUMED TEACHING. Students Meet Fridays for < (rchcstral Practice. 19ja ISS KKLSEY will REOPEN her MORNING SCHOOL, in the Y.W.C.A. s Rooms, Moray place, on MON]!AY, February Bth. "' ' Miss Kelsey will be at the Rooms on Friday between 11 and 12 a.m. ll'lj F LEECH'S Otas;o Violin School, Stuart • street.—Teaching Resumed MONDAY, Jnnuary IS. Piano tauglit. 27ja
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 9337, 30 January 1892, Page 3
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