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Otago Daily Times, Issue 11044, 23 February 1898, Page 1

i Edncationai. 0 rtIBCHNIOAL CLASBBS ASSOCIATION. TEACHERS are Wanted for the following CLASSES :- f' 1. Latin 3. Physics 2. Mathematics 4. Chemistry. Particulars as. to time, standard of work, remuneration, <fee, can be learned from Mr D. White, Normal School: Mr D. M'Nicoll, George _ street School; or the Undersigned, to whom applications must be sent on or before TUES--7 DAY, Ist March. GEO. M. THOMSON, * 22f Hon. Sec. ■ ATAGO EDUCATION BOAKD. s DUNEDIN TRAINING COLLEGE. 1 on^X^fsfMS'S Wi" REOMN First and Second Year Studeats should be present on the above date. i P. G. PRYDE, ■ " _ ■ Secretary. Education Office, Dunedin, 22nd February, 1898. 23f l nANTBRBURY. AGRICULTURAL J COLLEGE, LINCOLN. 3 STUDENTS are- now being ENROLLED for the Current Year. ' Sarly application is necessary For prospectus and regulations apply to „, J- BAYNE, llf : Director. MB R. BRIFF AUL T. COACHING for Matriculation and Medical Preliminary Examination.. Tuition in French. _Bellwood Cottage, Albany street. 2f MRS J. H. COOSJBS is receiving Pupil* for Voice-production and Singing. Terms at IJresden Piano Company. ■ 17f MILLINERY CLASSES held Wednesday and Friday Afternoons, from 2 to 5.— Columbia Fitting School, Octagon. 19f MISS GETHER'S Wood-carving Classes will commence in April, and be held at the Technical School Buildings, Moray place, on : Tuesdays. . - g3f Business Notices. pATE~NT~~ZINC ""AND STEEL X . , . CEILINGS • (An Admirable Substitute f.r Lath and Piaster . and' Wood), oßNns^^vi^AK EßMmAs supplied for the following new Buil'dines in New Zealand :-A;M.P, Society's Offices, Welling *"n :. .K- t-."atnedrals, Oamaru and Dunedin fWorkmg Men's Coll-ge. Napier: Masonic Hotel, oia7?' e«V^^ ool ofMines. Auckland; Travellers, Ulul>. Wellington ; and many others. Catalogues and full particulars Post Free bend bizes of Rooms and we will Furnish Desiens and Estimates .Frpß of Charge Zinc Roofing, Zinc Centre-flowers Zinc i VENTILATORS. FRENCH KOOFH^G TILKS i Ornamental1 Terra Cotta Work -All particulars on application to THR WUNDKRLICH PATRNT CEILING AND ROOFING COMPANY (LIMITED) Baptist street, Redfern, Sydney, N.S.W. "J U NO" PLUG TOBACCO* PURE VIRGINIA LEAF. HAS STOOD THE TEST OF TIME. MARCH 23, 1898. Jubilee Picture (dotedin. Dunedin After Fifty Years/ To Celebrate ' the .. Founding of the ' Settlement of Otago, andas a suitable means of commemorating such an important event as the attainment of our fiftieth year, W. J. PRICTOR & CO. Announce that they will Publish A SPLENDID BIRD'S-EYE VIEW OF THE ' CITY OF DUNEDIN, To be Issued to Subscribers on or before the ANNIVERSARY DAY," MARCH 23, 1898. - The Publishers Ruarautee that this will be the sw! 8of Pthe eiine W°rk °f US kind ever Produo«d «"« DUNEDIN, from its position, offers every encouragement to tue Artist to exercise his talents to the full the *urroundmgs being so varied and so well defined that if the choosers of the site could have se»n 50 years ahead, no more-lovely setting fora Picture of the present City could have been imagined. Ine Artist and the. Publishers fully realise this, and are taking every advantage of the romantic and entrancing scenery in the background - the Bills vanishing in the distance on either side, the cheerful and refreshing foreground formed by the Bnippug, the wharves, and the famed j ~,h OTAGO BAY. The delineation of the City itself will be as per-fect-in detail as a map, while all the points of interest will be well developed, and due prominence, will, be given to all the nhurches, public pmld^ngs.and the large warehouses and leading business premises. All places of note and interest will be carefully brought out, so that at a glance anyone will be able to locate a street or building, aach Picture will be accompanied with a Key Plan indicating the principal buildings and points of interest. THE JUBILEE PICTURE OE DUNEDIN Will ba Published at the Low Price of 9« (KA and P°sted to any address ia Q« £/» UU, New Zealand on receipt of "», carefully packed ao as to arrive at its destination in perfect order; and on receipt of instructions and-3s6d we will post copies to any part of the world. As a faithful register of the result of 50 years of British Colonising, Energy, and Determination THE JUBILEE PICTURE OF DUNEDIN WILL BE INVALUABLE. As an ornament of everlasting interest for every Home in Otago it will be unequalled. As a means of conveying to our friends in other countries an idea of the place we..live in, it stands to reason that THE JUBILEE PICTURE OF DUNEDIN CANNOT BE EXCELLED. As a useful and time-saving adjunct to every office and 'business place in the city it will certainly be a necessity. The work has been entrusted to the well-known firm of J. WILKIE * CO., with Mr HAWf CRIDGK.as Artist. The Picture will be lithographed in Ten Colours, and the sizs will be 22in ;by 34in (the utmost postal limit); and as we have ■ fixed a certain issue we would like to have Orden ; in as soon as possible. | All Orders must be Accompanied with Remit | or they will not be attended to, or acknowledged. ! A HOUSE-TO-HOUSE CANVASS of the \ whole OTAGO DISTRICT is now being made j for ORDERS for the JUBILEE PICTURE, and • j the following Canvassers have been appoi»ted :— ] North Otago—Mr W. A. Mackay ! Dunedin Central—Mr W. Carey Dunedin North—Mr W. Donalo Taieri Plains —Mr J. H. Murdoch Peninsula—Mr H. S. Boydell N.E. Valley—Mr Peiicy Hai.lett Bruce Couaty—Mr R Robertson Kaitangata—Mr W. Ktephenson Cayersham and the Flat—Mr A. Macka.? Winton—Mr J. Hegarty Gore—Boyne Bros. I T^panui—Mr F. G. Knowi.es j Invercarpill—Wesney Bros. Ulutha—Angus Ross Wakatipu—Mr Geo. M'Hardy Hay Goldfields (Tuapeka to Cromwell)—Mr J. HUDDLKSTON • Bookstall, Dunedin—Mr Geo. Geddes, Whose receipt for subscriptions will be sufficient, and subscribers can rely on-prompt delivery. No orders will be recognised unless prepaid, and as the issue is limited to 5000 we do not anticipate having more than will supply subscribers. W. J. PRICTOR & CO., DUNEDIN. " ' ,