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Evening Star, Issue 3712, 15 January 1875, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS, PHRENOLOGY. —Dr CARR is prepared to receive Ladies and Gent lemon who de- ; iro Phrenological Charts, fees, 3s, 10s, and 20s, Vlasonie HaU ; hours, 11 to 1, 3 till 6 o’clock. Just lithographed, new and beautifully-illuß* Crated Charts. DUNEDIN DANCING ACADEMY, QUEEN’S THEATRE. HAMANN begs to inform her ■LTJL Friends and the Public that she has irranged classes to suit everyone. Full particulars can be obtained at the Hail, or of Mrs Hamann, at her residence, Regent road, Georee street. * GEORGE’S HaLL. QUADRILLE ASSEMBLY. MONDAYS and THURSDAYS, Commencing at 8 sharp. First-class Band. DANCING CLASSES. ST. GEORGE’S HALL. JUVENILE CLASSES— Wednesdays. 4to 5.30 p-m.; Saturdays, 3to 5 p.m. Adult Class—Wednesdays, 7 to 9. Terms : One Guinea per Quarter. J. KELLY, Professor, From her Majesty’s Theatre, London EDUC ALTON AL. MRS AND MISS CHAPMAN’S Preparatory School. Filleul street, Re-opened on Monday, 11th inst. Weekly Pupils admitted. GIRLS’ HIGH SCHOOL, DUNEDIN. THE School will be Re-opened on Tneoday, the 2nd February. There are a few Vacancies for Boarders. Extra Classes as Heretofore for Music, Singing, and German. Fees—For Upper School, L2 10s. For Lower School, L2 per Quarter, payable in advance. Girls will be admitted to the Lower School without examination, if they have reached the age of about 9 years. There is an examination before admission to the Upper School M. G. BURN, Lady PrincipaL DU>£DLN COL'EGIATE SCHOOL, View Terrace, Dowling street. PBIKOirAL— MR A BARRETT. THE First Quarter of the year 1878 will commence on Monday, 25th January. Young gentlemen as boarders on moderate terms, cards of which will be forwarded on application. ALL SAINTS’ PAROCHIAL SCHOOL. THIS School will Reopen on Monday, 19th inst., at 9.30 a.m. Terms on application. J. KIRBY, Head Master. MR KIRBY is now in a position to form a Senior Class for Youths immediately destined for commercial pursuits. To such, a thorough grounding in English and mercantile work will be given. No Pupils received into this Class unless they shall have passed an Entrance Examination ; and a separate fee of 30s per quarter will be charged. For other Pupils the scale of charges will be as usual Private Glasses in Latip and French. E. DE MONTALK, 8.A., UNIT. (Late of Nelson College.) Lessens in Modem Languages (French and Italian especially). For terms, apply to Messrs Reith and Wilkie, booksellers ; or at air de Montalk’s residence. Albany street. MISS _ HUIE, lately arrived from Germany, will form German Classes, commencing , the 2lld February. Terms at the Girls High School. PI \ NOF' »RTE. MRS S. aiARTIN begs to inform her Pupils and the Public that she resumes teaching on Monday, January the sth, 1875. St. Andrew and Filleul streets. SEWING MACHINES. SEWING MACHINES. rHE Undersigned have pleasure in announcing accepted the sole Agency in New Zealand for the now “HOLT”*FAMILY SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINE, A Machine we guarantee to bo an exact facsimile of the AMERICAN “SINGER,” In every way equal for beauty of finish and workmanship, and From 20 to 25 per Cent. Cheaper. Having jnat received another shipment of the above excellent machines, we shall bn glad to supp y sample orders. This shipment comprises—Plain Tablet with and without cover; Half and Full Cabinet, Medium, and No. 2 Wheel .feed Machines. ARTHUR BKISCoE & CO., Wholesale and Retail Ironmongers and Iron VlorcliaMt, MONEY TO LEND.—From L 5, for short on personal or other security. Address Box 223, Post Office. MONEY. —I have principals who are prepared to advance on mortgages of freehold rural land. Alio, sums of £SOO and upwards to lend on town and suburban properties. URQUHART MACPHERSON. Agent, High street I LEND, Sams from L2O upwards, on X landed security ; repayable miubhly, quarterly, half-yearly, yearly, or otherwise. W. Dalrymple, jnn., Exchange Chamb n, Pr»n«o« Qtroof, 3?UBL CATIONS ‘ILLUSTRATED NEW ZEALAND HERALD.’ IN consequence of the success of the ‘ Illustrated New Zealand Herald * during the past year, the proprietor has, with a view of increasing its circulation, determined to REDUCE the PRICE to 6d PER COPY. The ‘ Herald * is now entering on the eighth year of its existence, and will from January 1, 1875, show considerable improvement It will then appear with a new Illustrated Heading, I have also engaged the services of % competent artist, and we shall be able to produce mom New Zealand views, thus rendering the paper of imore interest to the Colonists and their friends in the Home Country. R. T. WHEELER, Offiw: Stefioidrtreefc, Dojaedtau