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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XII, Issue 5, 23 May 1884, Page 12

W" 6 T 0 0 KB MONUMENTAL MASON CHBISTCHtTBCH, Established 1872. j _53 Ira <'/ i t *^ Ctt sr, ■ ir^«u i -§ Designs and Estimate forwarded application MONUMENTAL WORKS. MADRAS STREET SOUTH. SPECIAL NOTICE. JAMES MOWAT, TAILOR AND CLOTHIER, 1, PRINCES STREET, vNext Wilkinson's Medical Hall.) J. M. hw always on hand a large and wellselected Stock of Woollen Goods suitable for a First-clast Tailoring Establishment. Prices strictly moderate. Inspection respectfully solicited *^ '*

J. M. J. SAINT J O SEPH'S COLLEGE, HUNTER'S HILL, NEAR SYDNEY. Conducted by the Mabist Brothers. Under the Patronage of His Grace the Archbishop of Sydney. The site of the College is one of the most -magnificent about Sydney Harbour, and is all that can be desired for beauty of surrounding scenery, healthiness of position, facilities for salt-water bathing, and all the requirements of an Educational Establishment. The course of Instruction, besides Christian Doctrine, Scripture and Church History, includes — Reading and Declamation, Spelling and Dictation, Grammar and Analysis, English Composition, Geography and the nse of the Globes, Astronomy, Ancient and Modern History, Penmanship and Book-keeping, Arithmetic, Geometry, Algebra, Mensuration and Surveying, Natural Philosophy, Music, Drawing, French. The Terms for Board and Education (including school books and stationary, washing, and repairing of clothes), are 30 guineas per annum, to be paid quarterly in advance. An additional charge of £3 will be made for pupils remaining at school during the Midsummer vacation, and £1 10s for Midwinter. I The pupils have, the use of all necessary Bedding during their residence, by payment of £4 at the time of admission. A reduction of,£3 per annum is made in the case of two brothers. : ', <, The only extra charge? are :— Piano, 2 guineas per quarter. Latin, 2 guineas per quarter. Application for Prospectuses or for further particulars may be made to the Brother Director, or to the Marist Brothers* Wellington or Napier. At the University Public Examinations recently held at Sydney University 6 pupils passed, obtaining 32 passes, 19 " high " ; Junior Examination, 2 passed the, Senior. Public Examination; 2 passed Surveyor General's Examination, one' of the lads, Carl Moratb, ob> taining First place against all competitors.