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Public Notices. £lO REWAED. [' Y Matting Boxes and Tail Race hnving boon robbed, I hereby offer tho abovj reward on conviction of ths thief or thieved LONG SHEER, Round Hill, 10th January,. 1889. SOUTHLAND BOYS' HIGH SCHOOL. SOUTHLAND GIRLS' HIGH SCHOOL. T|IHE above Schools will reopen with New *. Staff of Assistant Teachors on TUESDAY, FEBRUARY sth, at 9.30 a.m. Headmaster of both Schools—Mr A. 11. Highton, M.A. (St. John's College, Cambridge) First Assistant (Girls)—Miss E. Pitcaithly, M.A. (Now Zealand). Second Assistant (Girls) Miss A. E. Watorhouse (recently teacher in a Ladies' College, Yorkshire, England). First Assistant (Boys)—Mr W. E. P. Austin, B.A. (Magdalen College, Oxford). I Second Assistant (Boys)—Mr W. Macalisj tor, B.A. (New Zealand). ! Landscape Drawing and Painting—Miss E. j Waymouth. Arrangements have been made whereby j pupils may take either a Classical or a Com- : mercial Course, according to the desire of ! parents. Fees:— Upper Division—£3 Gs 8d per term; Lower Division—£2 13s 4d. Landscape Drawing and Painting—£l 8s per term extra. Reduction of half-fees on all pupils in excess of two from ono family. All fees payable in advance to the Treasurer. CHARLES ROUT, Secretary and Treasurer High S. Board. LEVIATHAN RAILWAY rpEMPEEANCE HOTEL (Opposite the Railway Station.) DUNEDIN. Mrs SILK ... Proprietress. The position occupied by this Hotel should make it the most convenient for the Travelling Public, and the Proprietress wi'l spare no pains to maintain the high reputation it has acquired under hrr management. GENERAL MERCHANT, PALMERSTON ST., EIYEETON, "N THANKING his numerous Customers " for their favors in the past, begs (o announce (hat he has FURTHER REDUCED the PRICE of Goneral Goods for CASH in order to meet the depression. GROCERIES, IRONMONGERY, LAMP WARE, BRUSHVVARE, EARTHEHWARE, E. P. WARE, TINWARE, FANCY GOODS, & Other Linos too Numerous to msntion. JUST ARRIVED— New Garden and Flower Seeds. Shop adjoining Mr Forsyth's, central position, good show window, suitable for a draper; ow rent to a suitable tennant. FOR SALE OR LEASEA Farm containing 191 acres 1 roo'l 0 poles in the Wahu District. This Property wiii go a Bargain. Particulars on application to the Undersigned. KIVERTON. WOOL. WOOL. liVVEKOAKGILL WOOL SALES. mHE NEW ZEALAND LOAN & M. ■*■ AGENCY COMPANY, Limited Capital, £1,500,000; Reserve, £270,000. Entries are now being received for tho FIRST WOOL SALE of the Season, to be held in DECEMBER. Liberal Cash Advances, free of CorutuisEvery facility for best advantage. Lowest Charges, and prompt Returns. JNO. TURNBUJ.L, Manager. "OUR HORSES/ 7 " "THE BEST MUSCLES CONTROLLED BY THE BEST BRAINS." By Alfred Sauxdeus. " Boll's Life," the greatest authority in England says of tho work: —" It is always pleasant to take up an able work on an interesting subjoet, and we candidly admit that Mr Saunders' work, in many respects, is one of the most charming books on equino mattors and all pertaining thereto that wo have perused for many a day. . . . - It is so ably constructed that we experienced a. feel. ; of regret when, after reading ever; we came to the conclusion of tho twentyfourth final chapter. We ftrongly advice anyone who cares for hcr.se; or their treatment to purchase tho book, and read, mark, learn and inwardly digest the writer's view.-', especially on "Food," "Water," "Air," "Exercise," "Vices and Bad Habits," Sec, roplote as they are with sound information from a practical point of view. . . Summing up the work in its entirety, we give tho highest commendation to it, and feel assured a copy of " Our Horses" will be found in the library of every English gentleman, containing, as it does, a fund of information, iii!i;i merablo amusing anecdotes, ami cxperieuei amongst horses in various parts of the globe. Copies of tho Book can bo had at tho office of this paper,