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Taranaki Herald, Volume LX, Issue 143691, 12 January 1912, Page 3

The Church of England has taken over Miss Taylor’s educational establishment, Nga Tawa, Marion, and it will now be known as the “Wellington Diocesan Collegiate School for Girls.” The attention of parents is directed to ah announcement on tho subject in another column. It will bo realised that instruction of a most thorough character—a matriculation standard is always aimed at—under exceptionally favourable conditions is available for girls at Nga Tawa. Not only do the school buildings stand within twenty-three acres of land, in W very healthy situation near Marton, but 'there is provision for field sport of all kinds, including that of riding for those pupils disposed to keep their own ponies. Special attention, it might be mentioned, is given to the formation of character and to general culture and physical development. A prospectus of the Wellington Diocesan Collegiate School for Girls may bo obtained from the Diocesan Office, Wellington, from Miss Taylor, the Principal, Marton, or of any of the clergy. The first term commences fn February. A pitfall is presented to the unwary inventor who tries to protect his ideas through the mazes of the Patents Acts. Fortunes have been lost for the want of a little expert advice at the right time. Do not risk having your ideas pirated, hut consult the reliable patent agents, Messrs. Baldwin and Hayward, whose focal representative is Mr. Walter Bewley sharebroker, Egmont Street, whose advice and methods are sound.*