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Wellington Independent, Volume XXII, Issue 2589, 26 October 1867, Page 7

SELECT EDUCATION. npHE Misses BULL (late of the Elm Grow JL Select Seminary, Cullenswood, Dublin) beg to inform parents and guardians that they have opened a Select Seminary in Cuba street, in pre» niises adjoining the Wellington Brewery. The courao of instruction adopted fh this establishment, which has been opened for. thtt reception of only a limited number of morning pupils, is extensive and well selected, and embraces, with French and music, all the branches of a useful, general education, while strict attention is paid to the conduct and deportment, aa ■well as the religious and moral training of the young ladies. Should a sufficient number of applications be made, there will be in the school, in a separate apartment, a class for boys, under fen years of age, whose preliminary education (of such paramount importance to their subsequent j success in the public schools), receives the unre» uiitting attention of the principals. The Misses Bull have for some time be*a actively connected with the management of the? Elm Grove Seminary, and have also had con* sidorable experience in private tuition, and they bear high testimonials from the different Profes* sors under whoso care they have been eduoated* Special arrangements can be made for instruction in. music only, either at the school or. aft private houses, or' for general education. The terms are very moderate, and may b» ascertained on application between the hours of ' 10 and 2 eoch day. Ootobfir 25, 1867. MR Wi. MITCHELL, Abel Smith atraer, begs to return. Ui»-n\ost sincere thanks to. rpHE Frionds of Mr Robert Miiler aw* JL invited to attend the funeral of h^lat© wife, which will leave the residence of Mr John Sutherland, Pipitea street, Thorndon, on Monday,. : the 28th inst., at 2 o'clock. JOHN MACLAGGAN, Undertaker. October 26, 1867. npHE Funeral of the infant son of Mr Wbi*~ JL lington Raymond will take place at halfpast 3 o'clock this afternooa. LOST, a roll of Five One Pound notes, with.au. IOU inside. The gentleman who found the above between Thompson's and Oakley's hotela will be rewarded with £1 if he will leave them at . the office of this paper. WILLIAM DEVANY. GREVILLE AND COMPANY, ' WHOLESALE STATIONERS ANl> PRINTERS' BROKERS, have always , on Sale, a large assortment Single and double news Demys, single and double Coloured do do Foolscap, royal, crown Writing papors — Bvo and 4to Envelopes, all sizes Sugar paper and bags Tea do do ... Brown and loaf sugar bags Ruled foolscaps, faint and common Bill-heads, all rulings Cards, commercial, tinted Do surfaced, ivory, kremmitz Carte do Visiteß, &c, &c, &o Card-boards and paste-boards Chemists' and Druggists' papers Note and metallic books Joseph Gillott's pens, assortment Penholders, lead pencils, slates Sealing wax, copy books, wafers Memorandum books and clasp ledger* India-rubber, bottled and pocket pieces De La Rue's playing cards GREVILLE'S TELEGRAM COMPANY REUTER'S AGENTS, 8 BRIDGE STREET, SYDNEY, And at Adelaide, Melbourne, Brisbane, and at Wellington, N.Z; ' AGENCIES at Galle, Suez, Alexandria, Malta* > Marseilles, Paris, Panama, New York," London, &c. ' Messages sent to all parts of Europe, and^re- . plies received in 78 days. Telegrams sent for Merchants and Private P«* C sons to any part of the World. Business transacted by Telegram— Enquiries., made, and answers received with the utmost dispatch, and in strict confidence. Messages sent to overtake or forestall thft ; English Mail. Short-hand Writing and Report- • vne in all it 3 brandies. . ... '. ° -i •• GREYILLE AND COMPANY, A GENTS for Messrs PARSONS, FLETCHER ; : " JOL and CO., London, have constantly on hand an extensive assortment of their celebrated INKS, @ from Is to 10s per ft. Job News Book Woodcut Red Blu© Green Yellow Brown Copperplate, and Lithographio Inka and VarnisK ggg" Price lists and specimen books on application