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Otago Witness, Issue 3085, 30 April 1913, Page 38

BRAERfIAR HOUSE, DUMEDIN, HIGH-CLASS SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. Principals: THE MISSES MILLER, Certificated Teachers, London and Pan’s, Assisted by a Resident French Governs®* and a large Visiting Staff. Kindergarten class under the charge of a Trained Teacher, assisted by a French Governess. Pupils Prepared for Matriculation, Kensington Art Examination, and all Musical Examinations. A thoroughly round and Advanced Kduca tion given. A system of School Management is followed by which the entire work of even the youngest pupil comes under the personal notice of the Misses Miller every day. Prospectus on application David wish art, c.h. and b.t 3 GRANT STREET (off High street). Specialist for Diseases of the Skin. ’Phono 769. The Homoeopathist is acquainted with tho “ provings'’ of the remedy ho selects, and when the patient is cured he can mathematically account for what has been done. 19f J/f ONEY TO LEND. The DUNEDIN SAVINGS BANK is again prepared to LEND MONEY on IREEHULD SECURITY at Lowest Current Rates. FRED SMITH, Manager.

lii 12 years the fruit export industry in Victoria has grown from £6OOO to £153,000. The Director of Agriculture in that State said recently that if the growers were prepared to help themselves by improving the methods of packing and grading the Government was prepared to assist them to put tho marketing on a proper basis. Commissioner Richards, chief commanding officer of the Salvation Army in New Zealand, will conduct an important congress in Wellington from June 3 to June 10 (says the New Zealand Times). The commissioner will bo supported by 350 officers. This is the first time a congress of such magnitude lias been held in New Zealand. Members and adherents of the army will be present from all parte of the dominion, and a great forward movement is expected ae a result of the congress