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Educational. THE THAMKS SCHOOL. QUARTER DAY?—April 12th; Ju'y sth; Sfpttraler27tb; February Ist, SCHOOL FEES (Payable in Advance). " One Pupil .....,£2 2s per Quarter Two Pupils £3 133 6d do. Three Pupils £4 14s 6d do. These terms are inclusive; there are no alms. JAS. ADAMS, 8./>., Headmaster. THAMKS YOUNG MENS' CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION, Next Mr Airey's, Pollen-street. President : Mr Thos. James. r jPHK members of the above-Association meet I in their rooms Evert Thursoat. Evening at 8 o'clock, for mutual improvement in .the following exercises:—Bible Study, Debates, Reading, Keciting, Kxtempore Speaking, &c, With ■ ocial lectures every last Thursday in the month. Subscription, 2s 6d per Quarter. Library, consisting of Exeter Hall Lectures, &c, Information gladly given by the Hon. Sec, JOHNNODDER. g—MM lIIIUIMII HULlllWJ1W>BllB^M»We—1B»«1IIIHI1!| Medical. .Hf P OND'S GENUINE FBESHLY'PBEPABBD HOMCEOPATHIO MEDICINES. A Full Supply of, all kinds just received. pE 0 R g"e J) EN B 1 DISPENSING AND FAMILY CHEMIST, The Golden Key Dbu& Wabehouse, ;. GRAHAMSTOWN, . Near the Bank of New Zealand. •vrKW ZEALAND INSURANCE $ . COMPANY, FIRE AND MARINE, Capital ~ ,71 ~, fIWOJOJO Paid-up Capita* .» Bb-Insubanob Fund £40,000 Unlimited Liability of Shareholders, ' head ofilce Nbw Insurance Buiidihos, . AUOKIAND, Agent for Thames-B. HQNISS, Pollen-Bt,, i Shortland; and Albcrt-st., Grahamßtown. i ~~" rRINTINoT > • ■ GENERAL PEINTING OFFICE, s • ' ._' ALBERT-ST., GRAHAMSTOWN. 0 6 •• "**" THE Proprietor begs to intimate that he i '-*•'' has imported, in addition to ■ his '' VvTiarfedaie News Machine, au i "ATLAS" TREADLE r PMMSe MACHINE % FOR JOB WORK ONLY, CAPABLE OF THROWING OFF, 2000 IMPR||pONS : AN HOUR, Unrivalled and unequalled in the estimation of Printers who work for small profits., , It is capable of executing the finest 5 work in "- '.;. COLOURS & ORNAMENTAL PRINTING, te And the cost of production will, by means ol „ this labour-saving Machinery, be GREATLY REDTJCED. in ■ Id The Proprietor having just imported from Ic England a large and varied assortment oi Jobbing Type of the newest description it Plain and Fancy Letter, highly suitable for io ALL KINDS OF COMMERCIAL AND GENERAL PRINTING, is nowjin a position to execute all orders wit! !h . NEATNESS'AND DESPATCH, IN A STYLE SUPERIOR TO V ANYTHING IN THE COLONY. The type lias been chosen specially with i ] 8 view to the requirements of the pintinj trade of this District. The Offiqc is there fore prepared to supply the following lines a the shortest notice, and in the very bes style;Bn POSTERS (any dimensions), HANDBILLS, CONCERT, SOIREE, ft BALL CARDS, BUSINESS CARDS, CATALOGUES, CIRCULARS, a PROSPECTUSES, *i PAMPHLETS AND BOOKS, SOCIETIES' RULES, BILLHEADS, LABELS (all kinds), BALL PROGRAMMES, , MEMORANDUM FORMS, TRANSFER FORMS, LETTER AND NOTE HEADING'S, id. DELIVERY BOOKS, CUSTOMS FORMS -(all kinds), CONCERT PROGRAMMES, And Business Forms of every descriptioi mm E ___. ■ ___ FThe HERALD may be had i, u i.T a l f ' yeai ; ly Volumea < 4fi M) andii Monthly Parts (Gd) at a small per contain ove the published price, of ail Colonial Booksellers and Newsagents; or .the Monthly parts diwc from W. Sieyens, 421, Strand, London, fa 14s per annum post-free. Price Sixpence. FAMILY HERALD MommtPam. 0, 1 The Darling Gazette says:~" Amont •the English periodicals received in Australif (here is one, we believe, that receives a warmei welcome than is accorded lo any other pnblican tion of its kind in the world. . . Its repu. ation has been ably preseived, and its character as tho best family magazine of light, wholesome, and amusing reading, has been nobly sustained."