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. SHIPPING. STEAM TO SYDNEY, VIA LYTTELTON AND WELLINGTON. At Greatly Reduced Fares. iTW^. rpHE favourite S.S.EASBY, 'SSBhSEcSi JL 1489 tons register, jim^g^W. Anderson, Commander, Will be despatched for the above Ports on or about FRIDAY, 20fch August. Paasengere' Rates. Saloon. Steerage, j To Lytteltoa £2 0 0 £1 10 0 I To Wellington ... 320 0 210 0 j To Newcastle & Sydney 10 0 0 5 0 0 Return Tickets issued for Saloon. Through fates quoted for passengers or freight to Uelson and West Coait Ports, transhipping at Wellington. Passengers engaging through tickets to London, via Cape Town, by the magnificent s s. Whampoa, 3846 tons register, leaving Sydney on the 24th August, will be forwarded from Port Chalmers by the s.s. Wakatipu on Satuiday, 11th inst. FRANCIS FULTON, I Crawford street. I ~ mtssinq fbegnds. MISSING FRIENDS. OOA REWARD.— The above Reward 3j£XJ TfiU be given to any person giving information by which RANDOLPH WILLESFORD, who went to Dunedin in October 1873, in s.b. Maori, may be found. His friends are anxious to find him for his good. Apply Meessrs MILES, HASSALL, and CO., Chriitchuroh. A LEXANDER LAKIE, formerly of Xhuinichen, Forfarehire, will hear of a Legacy left to him by writing to his friends in Scotland, or to James Warden, Cave Station, Canterbury. llau TF this should meet the eye of DONALD •*■ M'LEOD, a native of Cape Breton, Nova Scotia, last heard of in Napier, Hawke's Bay, in the year 1875, he is requested to. communicate with his brother, ARCHIBALD M'LEOD, Strathtaieri, Otago. EDUCATION. ~ BOYS' HIGH SCHOOL BOARDING ESTABLISHMENT. THE* above Establishment is now open for the reception of Boarders, under the management of Mr G. M. Thomson, Science Master at the High Schools. The building, which is situated on the Town Bolt, seven minutes' walk from tho School, has Urge and airy rooms, and is arranged with a view to the comfort, ef the Boarders. Mr Thomson supervises the home studies and the out and in-door amusements of the Boarders. The domestic arrangements are under Mrs Thomson's immediate supervision. A liberal dietary scale is provided by the Education Board. Boarding fees (including washing), £10 per quarter. Weekly Boarders, £8 15s per quarter. Prospectus containing full information may be obtained on application at the High School, or at the Education Office. All fees payable to the Treasurer, Education Board Office, Dunedin. P. G. PRYDE, 18aa Acting-Secretary Education Board. TTIGH CLASS TUITION. A German Lady of many years' experience in High Class Tuition in Europe, as well as in the Australian Colonies, has come to Dunedin with a view of establishing a SUPERIOR LADIES' COLLEGE. She purposes using every means in her power to raise the College to a high standard, and will he assisted by a carefully selected I staff of efficient masters in every branch of study. Parents intending to place their daughters under the care and instruction of the Advertiser are invited to communicate with MADAME MULLER, 18ao Box 35, P. 0., Dnnedin. ANNUAL EXAMINATION OF PUPIL TEACHERS. mHE ANNUAL EXAMINATION o J- Pupil Teachers and candidates for employment as Pupil Teachers, will be held at 9 a.m. on TUESDAY, the 11th September, and following days, at the undermentioned places: — Duuedin— Normal School. Oamaru — Grammar School. Invercargill— Grammar School. Tokomairiro — Grammar SchooJ. Head Masters are requested to furnish me as soon as possible with their Annual Report on the conduct, progress, and efficiency of their Pupil Teachers during the year. Candidates for Classes I. and 11. are reminded that they must send me notice of the extra subjects they mean to take up two clear weeks before the date of Examination. P. G. PRYDE, Acting Secretary of U* u Education Board.