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Auckland Star, Volume III, Issue 610, 30 January 1872, Page 1

DEVONPOET DISTRICT SCHOOL. TIHB ANNUAL MEETING of Householders will be held in tbo School Room on WEDNESDAY EVENING- next, the 31st inst., at 7 o'clock, for the election of a School Committee for the current year. J. N. OJEtOMBIE, Chairman. January 25th, 1872. SYMONDS STREET. "H/PISS ANSTIE'S School for Young Ladies IV.L will RE-OPEN on WEDNESDAY, ■ January 31. "R/TR-. J. GORRIE'S Pupils will re»aasem« LVJL bio on MONDAY, sth. February, 70 Karangahapeßoad, Newton. AUCKLAND COLLEGE. THIKD SESSION. f jj l HE Principal Trill deliver the Opening JL Address of the Session, in the English Room, at the College, on Tuesday, 30th inst., at 4 p.m. -'Subject : " Education from divers points of view." Parents of pupils attending the College, aud all who take an interest in the progress of education, are invited to attend. AUCKLAND COLLEGE. Studies will be resumed on Wednesday, 24th instant. Resident Masters : Mr. J. McYey Baird, Principal 1/Ly. J. Pittar Mr. S. Williams Mr. A. G. Graham. Visiting- Mastees : Mr. J. C. Hoyte, Drawing Mr. Stubbing?, Pianoforte Sergeant-Major Haslem, Drill Mr. Veroni West, Dancing. TERMS (Payable quarteily: in advance) : Under 9 years of age ... £1 Is. per quarter Above 9 years of age ... £2 2s. per quarter Stationery, &c., 2s. 6d. and ss. per quarter respectively. Boarders ... Fifty and Sixty Guineas per annum. The Principal will be at home Every Afternoon from 2 till 5 o'clock, to afford information to parents for guardians. P. McVEY BAIRD, Principal. ST. MATTHEW'S SCHOOL, HOESON STREET. DAY AND EVENING CLASHES., A DVANCE D CLASSES in Latin, Greek, jl\. French, Logic, Algebra, and ths higher branches of Mathematical Science. Vacancies for a few Boarders. C. B. ANDEEW, 8.A., Head Master. LADIES' COLLEGIATE SCHOOL, HALL OF THE YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION, WEIIiESIEY 3TIIEET, AUCKLAND. Principal: Mrs. Colciough. MRS. COLCLOUGH, A Student from Queen's College, London, and a First-class Certificated Teacher under the Auckland Board of Education, HAS opened this School with the view of placing a sound and thorough English Education within the reach of all girls. There have been so many complaints of the superficial education that girls usually receive, that she hopes her efforts to supply the want by opening a school in which solid useful knowledge will be the first care, will receive the support of the public, She has secured the large Hall of the Association, one of the largest, best ventilated, and central rooms in Auckland; and THiil flrsdeavonr, by strict attention, mesial ftnc! moral culture, to mat? her School a. <iKve*?. The system i.-i- tuition is ■ that pursued->vitl! such good results in the Ladies 1 Colleges in liuglaiid, and the principle I oft'ue large Si-n'e Schools in 'the United States —that aystem uhich dep&uds imduiy on cioq voce teaching, and eschews the obsolete classics of a bygone day, using only the most modern and authentic School Books. Lectures on all useful subjects will comprise part of the course. Needlework, especially plain needlework, will bo taught thoroughly. sso Balls or Parties will be given $ a yearly Picnic being the only recreation contemplated. Half-yearly examinations. Termß: —£1 Is per quarter, payable in advance. Accomplishments, extra. SUIMEE FASHIONS. TEE MISSES MILNE HAVE now open a well-assorted and Fashionable Stock of Millinery and Straw Goods Feathers, Flowers, Lace Goods Head-dresses, Dress Caps Silk Jackets,'in the latest shapes Also, Lace Mantles and Jackets, Silk and Dress Materials A choice lot of fringes and Gimp Trim* miugs, 37, WYNDHAM STEEET, Corner of Albert-street. »' OS T H SHO EB, FLAGSTAFF .HOTEL, CLOSE TO HOLMES' .WEABF. TEE FERRY STEAMERS call at the _L wharf every hall-hour during the day up to 11 p.m. The Proprietor of the above Hotel has much pleasure in informing his friends and the public, that having completed the alterations, and fitted the Hotel with eTery comfort and convenience, he is prepared to entertain visitors on the most reasonabe terms. Ales, wines and spirits ol the choicest brajids. T;he Billiard Room is fitted with one of Alcock's best tables. E. HOLLOWAY, 13th January, 1872.