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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume LXVI, Issue 11883, 20 January 1914, Page 3

FOR GIRLS. CHURCH STREET, MASTERTON. Visitor: The Lord Bishop of the Dioeeße. PRINCIPAL.— Misb E. M. M. Whitehead, M.A., Honours, University of New Zealand. Staff: Miss P. Ronayne, Certificated Kindergarten Teacher. Miss Y. M. Whitehead. Miss V. Hampton, Associate of Music, Trinity College, London (Pianoforte and Theory of Music). Mr C. Spencer Compton (Organ, Singing, etc.) Mr Fenton (Drawing and Painting). Committee: The Vicar; Mrs Henry Smith (Principal of Chilton House Girls' School, Wellington); Mrs Hosking; A. J. Rutherford, Esq. jlon. Secretary: WALTER MOPS, Esq.. Trust Buildings, Mustiiton. OPENING 10th February, 1914. Pupils are requested to meet the Teachers at the School Room on MONDAY, 9th February, 1914, between 10 and 12 a.m. or 2 and. 4 p.m. FEES: (Payable in advance). Senior Division .... £3 3s per term. Junior Division £2 2s per term. Kindergarten (attending half-day) £1 Is per term. Where two or more children attend from the ■ same family a reduction ia made for each child. There will be a limited number of places in the school at reduced fees. In such cases the Committee will require to be satisfied as to the character, ability, and financial need of the applicants. Applications must be sent to the Hon. Secretary before 15th January, 1914. The Committee hope to be able to receive boarders if sufficient number apply by 31st December, 1913. Small enclosure for ponies pupil? riding from a distance. *O£W SEALAND JGSbUj&A&OI; 0O. ; (Established 1859). JPIKE, Marine and Accident Risks ofi every description acepted. Agents "for Masterton: O. H. PEBRI & CO., Perry-street. H. E. Kempthorne, Manager. "W«Hah_* ton.