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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXI, Issue 36, 5 January 1894, Page 16

PROSPECTU 8 OF THE HIGH SCHOOL, ST DOMINIC'S PRIORY, DUNEDIN. The course of instruction comprisea English (Grammar and Literature), Elocution, Georgraphy, History, Penmanship, Mathematics (Arithmetic, Algebra, Euclid, Book-keeping), Elementary Science, Latin, French, Italian, German, Music, Singing-, Piano, Art Needlework, Drawing, Painting, etc., etc. Tebms : Boarders, £40 per annum, paid half-yearly in advance. DAY PUPILS (Senior School), £3 per Term, paid in advance. „ (Junior School), £1 10s „ „ Pianoforte, £1 10s. „ Kindergarien, 10a „ „ Pianoforte, 10s. Extras : per Term per Term Pianoforte £2 2 0 Wax Flower Modelling £3 3 0 Harp 2 2 0 Gymnasium (costume Harmonium 110 included) 110 Violin 2 2 0 Use of Library 0 5 0 Guitar 2 2 0 Laundress 110 Singing 2 2 0 Painting 2 2 0 Paper Flower Making 2 2 0 Domestic Ecoaomy and Cooking, 12s ; Saturday Afternoon (Civil Service subject), 10a ; Dressmaking, by special arrangement. Boarders under ten are not charged extra for Music. No extra charge for ordinary class lessons in Part Singing, Geometrical or Freehand Drawing, The Academic year is divided into four Terms, the let commencing January 28, the 2nd April 14, the third July 19, tho 4th on October 4. Uniform : Black cashmere dress and apron in winter, grey print in summer, white dresß for special occasions ; two black straw hats, a warm black jacket, two pair of strong walking shoes, two pair of light house shoes, one pair of black gloves, one pair of garden gloves, one ' grey flannel dressing wrapper.— All dresses to be made in the Convent in the uniform style. Charge for making winter dresses— full size, 12s ; smaller size, 8s ; summer dresses, all sizes, 6s). Each Boarder should have three pair of sheets, two pair of blankets, two pillows, four pillow-casea, one counterpane, four table napkins ; a knife, fork, teaspoon, dessertspoon, and napkin-ring (with initials engraved) ; four toilet- towels, two large bath do. Work materials. Pupils are admitted at any time ; allowance is made for the portion of the Term elapsed before the pupil's entrance. Notice must be given one Term previous to the removal of a pupil, or a fee of half the Term if preferred. An extra charge of thre« guineas is made for pupils remaining duiing Midsummer holidays. Ladiea desiring to leafn Music, Singing, Flower- making, or any other accomplishment, can receive morning or alternoon lessons at the Convent. All Payments to be made in advance. For further particu'ars apply to the Rev Mother Prioress, DowliDg street, Dunedin. VISITING HOURS (on Businesß)-daily from 2 to 4 p.m. Visitors admitted to the Schools on Thursdays and Snndays only. TNVERCABGILL ART-UNION. Drawing Positively Takes Place on «• JANUARY 17th, 18 94. &» NO FURTHER POSTPONEMENT. N.B.— All Blocksof Tickets must be returned on or before January 15th. The Rev Father Vereker begs to return thanks to the following for blocks t-n.i remittances : — Miss Corni,b, Miss Callaghan. Miss Boyle (Opnnake), Miss McCallion, Mrs Boyle (Oimaru) Sisters of 8. Heart (Timaru\ Miss Bradshaw, Messra (i. Rauhe*, P. Reibill, P. McEneny, J. Flanagan (Lingburu), J McKay, R. Monagban, J O. Ford, J. Forde (Wairio) Alex. Grogan (2), D. Costelloe, P. Callaghan (New Brighton), J. Glenn. P. Kodrten, M. Quaker, A. McK*b, A. M. Byrne, J. Mahoney (Wanganui), T. Toomey (Albury), M. D,.rl e (Denniston), M. Burkr, J. Conner, P. Gormlev (Kaulie o'reek), D Dunne, .1. Jackman, D McMahon, W. Nabbs (Te Awamutu, 2), F. Curran. W. Qiinn, E. A. Cameron, J Jennings. J Brenaan, P. Walsh, D. Jenkins, W. F. Bennetto, N. siweetman, F. McGown, M. Guerin (Hil oq") P* s' Graham (2). " ' Further acknowledgments in future issues.

MRS. DREAVFR'S SP J!' NG SHOW of the Latest Noveltlc* in Rum.nor .M.ll.nory. Dorothy Capes, Newmarket Jacket*, ullt "»WIU * lowers, 1- eathers, Laces, &o. Ladies should b oe the (Jowls ; Beautiful and very Moderate in Trice MCIENTIFIC DREBBMAKIJNG TAIUHT.