Ecclesiastical! ' piHRISTIANS MEETING HOUSE. MATHIESON STREET. MR A. F. TnRNER, EVANGELIST, From Dixon Street Church, \v ellington, Will conddcfc Special Services in the above place on WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY, AND FRIDAY EVENINGS, Commencing at 7.30 o'clock. PLAIN TALK FOR PLAIN PEOPLE. A Seat, a Book, a Welcome. All Free. Public Notices. OPECIAL BANK HOLIDAY. Notice 18 hereby given that MONDA\, 22nd January, 1894, has been appointed a Special Bank Holiday at the officeß of the undermentioned Banks in Wanganui, in terms of " The Banks and Bankers Act Amendment Act, 1882." For the Bank of New South Wales. (Signed) W. G. RHIND, Inspector. For the Bank of Australasia, E. W. MORRAH, Inspector. For the Bank of New Zealand. W. T. HOLMES, General Manager. For the National Bank of New Zealand (Limited). W. DYMOCK, General Manager. For the Colonial Bank of New Zoaland. H. McKENKIt 1 , General Manager. "It/I" BS T^TE-WCOMBE Will reEume her Music Lessons onTUE?DAY, the 23rd inafc. " Trinity Collego Music Examination." Classes on Fridays from 7.80 to 9.30 p.m Saturday afternoons, from 3to 5 o'clock. ST. HILL STREET. ■ft/T US I C QTUD 10, CAMPBELL STREET. PIANOFORTE, SINGTNG, & VIOLIN. MKS & MISSJVELYN PRICE. lirßt Term 1894 commences Jan. 22nd. MEB PRICE is now forming Classes for Producing and Training the voice on the Continental method. Ladies and Gentlemen wishing to join are requested to send in their names as early as possible. Terms moderate. jl T 8 s WILL ls ' Will resume her MUSIC LESSONS on Fobruary, Ist, 1894. tSs" Addre?s— Care of Mrs Albert E. Kitchen, Avenue. TVT ISS "OLACK Late Music Teacher at the Wellington High School, la prepared to receive Pupils for Singing, Pianoforte, and the Theory of Music. I MISS BLACK having been appointed one of the Music Teachers at Girls' College, will be happy to receive pupils who : attend that institution at the fee fixed by the Board of Governors, viz , £1 16s a term of thirteen weeks. Classes will be formed to prepare candidates for Trinity College Music Examinations to be held in June nest. Firat Term begins February Ist, 1894. Address — RIVER BANK, WANGANUI, Noxt door to Mr Notman. TL| ONSIEUR A UJARD, PROFESSOR OF DANCING AND FRENCH. DEPORTMENT A SPECIALITY, fgr Addroos— Corner of Liverpool and Bell Streets. Le Mfnuet de la Cour taught to the music of the Gondoliers, the Waltz Minuet, the Barn Dance, the d'Alberts, the Tennis Dance, the latest Lancerf, tho latest and most fashionable dance " Pas de Quutrt," tausrht to the music of " Faußfc up to date." La Marche Russo, the latest March. An ensy und graceful movement, The "Saragota" lancore. DRUID'S HALL. Commencing 27th January, 1894. Saturday Morning— Children's Classs from 10.30 to 11.45. Terms, One Guinea for eleven inorniag assemblies, with one children's ball, showing result of tuition Seduction made for large families. Class for young ladies from 11,45 to 1. Ladies and gentlemen taught privately, the latest steps. Terms (six lessons). One Guinea. ASSEMBLY. Wednesday Nights. Pianißte,Mademoißselle Lex. Commencing Jan. 31st, 1894. Druids' Hall, from 8, p.m. to 1030 Refreshments provided. Terms, One Guinea fcr six Assemblies, or fee for single evening, 4s; French Special Class for children during holidays. " Gouin's system." Convorsntional Class for Ladios now forming. Monsieur Aujard is at home doily from 1 to 4 p.m. T^ 0 T I C E MR H.~R KING, ORGANIST, &c, " Kneller Hall," London, Desires to notify to the public of Wanganui and surrounding districts that he intends to reside in Wanganui, and is prepared Jto receive pupils for the Organ and Piano. Terms on application. Address-St. Hill-street (near Dr Bell's,) j^T O T ICE I have a few Pedigreo Shorthorn Bulle for sale. Apply to J. W. BAKER, Brookdale. I ulso wish to intimate to those concerned that there is no public road through my paddocks, and from this date all such traffic will be stopped. J. W. BAKER, Lrookdale. THE BEST FARMERS' DIAttI EVER PUBLISHED. COUOHMAN'S NEW ZEALAND Farmers' Diary, ACCOUNT BOOK AND COMPANIOK 1894. Containing information of a Practical und Useful Nature upon every matter coa cerning the Farmer, Breeder, Grazier und Producer. FIVE SHILLINGS. Publisher : Stone, Son, and Co., Cran ford fctreet, Dunedin ; John Couchnrai Victoria Avenue, Wanganui ; And may be obtained from nil BookBelle: throughout the colony. See Testimonials. Upwards of 300 Pages, Quarto Size (10 by Bin.)
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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 11518, 19 January 1894, Page 3
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