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Wellington Independent, Volume XXII, Issue 2591, 31 October 1867, Page 2

Hotels. PRINCESS FAMILY HOTEL, MOLttswoirrn stkkkt, thohxijon. MESSRS. CATTLE AND DIAMOND beg to intimate to gentlemen voting Wellington, during tho coming srssion of tho General Assembly, that they can be provided with firstclass furnished apartments at very moderate rates. The abovo Hotel is only about three minutes walk from the Gencr.il Government Buildings, is beautifully situated, and being second to none in Wellington for first-class accommodation, makes it a most desirable family residence. June 19, 18fi7. ROYAL TIGER HOTEL. mnE UNDERSIGN KD begs to intimate, that JL he hus taken lho?o commodious premises, situate at tho corner oi' Taranuki and Abel Smith streets, and trusts by strict attention to business, and always keeping on hand a good supply of first-class wines, spirits, sparkling ale, liqueurs, &c, &c, to receive a sharo of public patronage. F. W. EI3ERLET. May ©Hi, 1867. KA RO R I HOTEL, TINAKOHI HOAI), C. H. GILLESPJE, Proprietor. On Sale— Wines, Spirits, and Malt Liquors of the best brands. Good Stabling. THE NELSON HOTEL. IiAMBTOX KiVAT, WELLINGTON. Wines, Spk-its, Ales, &c, of the finest brands. WILLIAM OAKLEY, Proprietor. SIR GEORGE GREY HOTEL, Mastkrton, Edward Jones, Proprietor. SUPERIOR ACCOMMODATION for families and gentlemen visiting the Wairarapn. There • is attached a large room, 38 feet by 16, suitable for concerts, &<\ The best description of wines, beers, and spirits always on hand. GOOD STABLING. October 10, 1867. Education. SELECT EDUCATION. rnHE Misses BULL (late of tho Elm Grove JL Self .'t Seminary, Cullenswood, Dublin) beg to inform parents and guardians that they have ! opened a Select Seminary i ; i Cuba s'reet, in promises adjoining the. Wellington Brewery. The course of instruction adopted in this ' establishment, whieh has been opened for the < reception of ouly a limited number of morning . pupils, is esten.-ive 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 aud moral training of the . young ladies. Should a sufficient, number of J applications be made, there will be in the school, in a separate apartment, a class for boys, under ten years of nge, whose preliminary education (of such paramount importance to their subsequent success in the public s'.-hools), receives the unremitting attention of the principals. The Misses Bull have for some ttino been actively connected with the management, of tho Elm Grove Seminary, and have also had considerable experience in private tuition, and they I bear high testimonials from the different Professors under whose care they have been educated. Special arrangements can be made for instruc- . tion in music only, either at the school Or at private houses, or for general education. The terms arc very moderate, and may bo j ascertained on application between the hours of 10 and 2 each day. ' October 25, 1867. A/8 -^ HUNT takes an early opportunity of 1 JLviL informing Parents and Guardians that her Establishment for young Ladies will, in future, ; bo conducted by herself and Mrs Barton, in partnership. Mrs Barton has recently arrived from England, bearing the highest tesiimonials. ' The course of Education will include Music, Singing, French, German, Italian, Drawing, and English in all its branches. l> Special Classes will be formed for advanced pupils. [ Application to be made to Miss HUNT, or to 1 Mm BARTON, Mulgrave street, Wellington. October 10, 18(37. EDUCATION FOR YOUNG GENTLEMEN. MR C. D. dc CASTRO bega to announce that the additions to his residence, now in pro- ' gress, will be completed by the 10th instant, on f which day ho will be prepared to commence his f course of instruction, r Tehms : Four Guineas per Quarter. llouus of Instruction : From 0.30 a.m. to 12 o'clock, and from 2 to '!• p.m. Vacations of II days each commence on each . quarter day. Parents intending to entrust their sons to Mr do Castro's charge are requested to make early application. Kent Terrace, Wellington, October 2, 1867. I iICJXT GRAMMAR AND COMMERCIAL SCHOOL, Clevkdox House, Taita, 1 Conducted by Walter W. Mantell, of tho College of Preceptors, London. ' ' 9 'HE above establishment will be opened after (. A tho coming Midsummer vacation. Prospectuses containing terms for boarders and 1 day pupils and copies of testimonials can be obtained on application oithcr to tho Principal or to Mr Charles Russell, Lambton quay, Wellington. October 2, 1867. Miscellaneous. SARSAPARILLA ! THE GREAT MEDICINE OF THE AGE. E Hpkß F. BRIGHT'S COMPOUND DECOCU TION of JAMAICA SARSAPARILLA is » without exception tho most efficacious remedy '• known for all diseases arising from impurity of • • tho blood, or derangement of the functions of the » liver and digestive organs. >' It is invaluable in tho colonies as a spring and g summer medicine, and may be taken by persons Ji of either sex and of all ages at any time, with the if greatest safety. "» It is equally beneficial as a preventivo of disease, and can bo taken, diluted with water, as a v beverage, forming at the samo time a delicious, cooling, aud refreshing draught. n This preparation combines the advantages of all other sarsuparillas with those peculiar reme- • dial virtues and properties which it alone pos- '■' Besses As a matter of economy, this article has strong recommendations. Purchasers will effect a saving of at leuet 25 per cent. Sold by all respectablo chemists and etorekeepers. - Sole agonts for the Colonies and New Zealand, y MESSRS LEVY BROTHERS, - Melbourne. October 23, 1867.