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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXVIII, Issue 9101, 20 March 1901, Page 2

ST. JOSEPH'S CONVENT, KAITI, GISBORNE. BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL, Conducted by the BISTERS OF MERCY. THE CONVENT is splendidly situated on lvi Kaiti, about seven minutes' walk from the Post-office. The grounds are ample and well laid out, embracing several lawns, to which will be added to early this year an Asphalt Tennis Court. y The Schoolroom, Dormitory, Bath-room, Lavatories, and Dining-Jmll ore large and - well ventilated. The children are all under the immediate supervision of the Sisters, and the latter consider the moral training of their charge as a most sacred duty, and are ready at all tunes to offer them such instruction and advice as may conduce to their happiness and improvement. The course, of instruction embraces English, Latin, French, Arithmetic, Euclid, Algebra, Drawing, Painting,. Shorthand, Drill, Calisthenic Exercises, Sewing, Fancy-work, Carving, Piano, Organ, Violin, and Singing. TERMS FOR BOARDERS, £10 10s per Quarter. Piano, per Quarter £1 10s Violin " ... ... 1 10s Singing „ 1 10s Painting „ ... ... 1 10s Drawing „ ... ... lls Carving „ ... ... lls Candidates desiring to be prepared for | any of the grades of Practical Music m connection with- Trinity College, to be held next October, should commence at the beginning of the term. For further particulars, apply at the Convent, Kaiti. Charge for preparation for the above Examination is £2 10s per Quarter. SCHOOLS RE-OPEN ON JANUARY 28th, 1901. /• 857 NOVELTIES. NOVELTIES. FRESH AND NEW.. FRESH AND NEW. FRESH AND NEW. * _ JUST OPENED TO-DAY At ROBERTSON'S 30 DOZEN 30 DOZEN LATEST DESIGNS IN GENTS' TIES AND SCARVES •- zP . 12 DOZEN 12 DOZEN NEW SHAPES AND COLORS v■ " ■"' ' '■■.'■ In " '■ "-'.■ : .". "MEN'S GOLF CAPS. HARD FELT HATS AND SOFT,"' In Up-to-date Styles. Great Variety. THESE ARE ALL CHOICE GOODS, And WORTH INSPECTION. R. ROBERTSON, HATTER, MERCER,. AND CLOTHIER,Next Theatre Royal. GISBORNE PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIO GISBORNE PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIO : .. BEGS to announce that he has taken over from Mj C. P. Browne the above old-established Business, which will be carried on with all the latest improvements m. the fine art of PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHY. Having spent some. considerable time m a responsible position iff one of the leadIng Studios of the Colony, Patrons will find the facilities for Artistic Work complete m every respect. A competent staff of assistants being engaged, all work entrusted will be PROMPTLY EXECUTED. A SPECIAL FEATURE s' . . Is made of GROUPS, CHILDREN, AND OUTSIDE PHOTOGRAPHY. Also, of ENLARGEMENTS. Copies of Negatives taken by Mr C. P. Browne may be obtained at any time. B. S. COX Proprietor. Telephone No. 124. Inspection Cordially Invited. ■ . ■ -V ' . ■ .■"•■•■ '' ■ ■ ■' *! JUST OPENED, JUST OPENED, From LONDON DIRECT. LONDON DIRECT. r\A9*TLIC ACID. v ■■■ ■■ ■ ■• . ' CARBOLIC POWDER. Also, m Stock : ALL KINDS OF DISINFECTANTS. DISINFECTANTS. DISINFECTANTS. HOOD, MASONIC PHARMACY, Gladstone Road. 289 CENTRAL TIMBER YARD. • CENTRAL TIMBER YARD. KENNEDY, EVANS & CO., Gladstone Road. j A LWAYS KEEP FinJ/STOCKS of all XX BUILDJNG TIMBERS and ■ Other Materials. AGENTS forAlliance Insurance Company, Ltd. Premier Joinery Company, Ltd. New Zealand Express Company, Limited. Westport Coal Company, Ltd. SHIPPING, CUSTOMS, INSURANCE, AND GENERAi. AGENTS. BUILDERS and CONTRACTORS' SUPPLBBS always on hand. I 22 ' I NOTICE OF REMOVAL. S. J> NOBLE-CAMPBELL, surgeon dentist, " t3"as removed to his new ■*-*- premises; ■ LOWE-STREET . Next door _ Messrs WYLLIE AXfTi MASON'S,