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Timaru Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 2827, 15 October 1883, Page 4

Grocers: ROBERT BOWIE, Sutter's Buildings, r>EG3 to announce Ihe ARRIVAL, ex Dtinedin, from London, of A Lar-e SHIPMENT OF BRUSHWABE, From G. B. KENT & BOX.S, Consisting of a Great Variety of Hair Brushes, Cloth Brushes Tooth Brushes, Nail Brushes Shoe Brushes, Hearth Brushes Bannister Brushes, Flue Brushes Plate Brushes, Scrubbing Brushes Stove Brushes, W.W. Brushes Marlbovough Carpet Brushes Oil Brushes Bass and Cane Brooms. Hair Brooms Chamois Leathers Honeycomb and Turkey Sponges Buffalo Dressing Combs And a great variety of Sundries. Also, from SLACK & BROWNLOW, 2 Ifhds of FILTERS, 3f every size and description and suitable for Hotels and Private Families. Also, 3 Casks TEA and BREAKFAST SERVICES, 3f the Very Best English China, m Beautiful Designs, and at Exceptionally Low Prices, considering the Quality of the Goods. Also to hand, 2 Crates Very Choice TOILET SERVICES 7 Cases VAN HOUTEN'S COCOA And 20 Cases CROSS and BLACKWELL'S GOODS. As these Goods all being bought Direct rom the various Manufacturers, the Public nay depend on getting the VERY BEST V.RTICLE at the LOWEST POSSIBLE 'RICE. y-12 6650 Scholastic. UNIVERSITY OF NEW ZEALAND. ENTRANCE EXAMINATION ion HATRICULATION JUNIOR SCHOLARSHIPS, AND PRELIMINARY MEDICAL EXAMINATION. rHIS EXAMINATION is to COMMENCE on MONDAY, 10th December fexl. Candidates must send m to this ollico on or icfore Saturday, November loth (after which late no applications will be entertained), a jist of the Subjects m which they desire to c examined, signed with their Christian ames m full, accompanied by a statement of heir age last birthday, and by a fee of one uinea. Candidates for Junior Scholarships must Lute the school or schools at which they havo eeeived their education during the last live ears. Eight Junior Scholarships will be offered t this Examination. JiTheplaces of Examination will be Auckland, VeUington, Nelson, Christchurch, Dunedin, nvercargill, Greymouth and Timaru. By order. W. M. MASKELL, 10-5 6SMI Registrar. IVTRS TATE AND MISS KEMP LTJL BALTRASNA, Elizabeth Street. Gehman and Fbexcii (Acquired on the Continent). Dancing and Calisthenics (Pangymnastikon). Music and Singing. Drawing m Vaiuocs Sitj.es (South Kensington Certificate). Painting on Terra Cotta- and Satin, for which Materials will be provided if desired. Fees for a Course of twelve Lessons m each of the above Subjects, Two guineas, payable m advance. The Classes for Young Ladies have now Recommenced. Thorough Euglish, French, 3ermau and Drawing. Senior Pupils, Three md a half Guineas tho Term ; Juniors [under 10), Two and a half Guineas. At Homo every Saturday after 3 p.m. _" 10-t 6892 MISS FORBES is now CONDUCTING her SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES n the House lately occupied by H. Belfield, Jsq. English m all its branches, with Literature — Miss Fobbks. French — Miss A. Fohbes, resident three years m France. Latin and Mathematics — Visiting Master. Class Singing — T. F.Goocii, Esq., Organist, St. Mary's. Piano — Miss A. Forbes and Masters. Drawing (Free-hand, Chalk, Water Colors) — Visiting Master and Miss Fobdes. Dancing and Deportment — Mrs Ostlek. A Class for beginners is being formed. Day and Weekly Boardera. Young Ladies may attend for one or more )ecial subjects. Prospectus and Testimonials on application. 2-26 446-i \/rOLLEB'S COD LIVER OIL.— Dr JrJL W. Domett Stono, M.D., of Finisbury hpeneary, &c, says : — •' It is unquestionably ie belt — immeaeurably superior to the brown il, more pa!»t»bl», and fa? more »fßcaeioui."