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Evening Star, Issue 3725, 30 January 1875, Page 1

FOB SALE. NAPIER’S BUSH. P 0 R SALE. Those Choice Sites for private residences fronting Leith and Forth streets, immediately opposite the old Botanical Gardens. The locality is select and the view admirable. Apply to CONNELL & M6ODIE. FOR SALE. /COMMODIOUS Family Residence in Heriot \_y Row. containing dining and drawing rooms, six bedrooms, bathroom, pantry, storeroom, kitchen, good cellar, coal-honse, and laundry; two-stall stable with hayloft, coachhouse for two carriages, &c,, &c. Together with Half-acre of ground. The whole of the rooms are large, lofty, and well finished, gas laid on, and fitted with large range and register stoves, &c., &c. The house will he open for inspection Tomorrow (Wednesday) and Friday, from 2 to i o’clock. For particulars, apply to M«LANDRESS. HEPBURN, & CO. FOR SALE—Sections in the Township of Forbury. Terms easy. SIEVWRIGHT AND STOUT, Solicitors. FOR SALE, 12 and 14 horse-powerfportablo Steam Engines—Large Fire Bases. J. Manning. 0 ORN SACKS ON SALE, 3,000 Good Second-hand Corn Sacks on Sal© by the New Zealand Distillery Company. FORBURY. —For Sale, few choice building allotments in this rising township. Stewart and Doughty, Manse street. Highland bagpipes. - For saleFull and half-size Highland Bagpipes, made of Ebony and full mounted with Ivory of superior quality; D. MThee, Glasgow, maker. Chanters, Glen’s Pip© music, Reeds, &0., on view at Jacob’s Fancy bacaar, Primes street. FOR SALE, a five-roomed Detached Cottage, freehold, and over two-thirds 1 of a quarter-acre Section laid out in garden j within one minute’s walk of Pelichet Bay Railway Station. Apply opposite Grange Store, Forth street. FOR SALE, Five roomed House, Forbury Road, Caversham, five minutes’ walk from the Railway Station, with out house and garden of fruits, flowers, and vegetables. For terms apply at the house; or to P. Paxton. Militia Office. ’ FOR SALE. 60 Acres of valuable Bush Land, fronting the main North Road, about seven miles from Dunedin. Gillies and Street, Dunedin. FOR SALE, a few choice and valuable Freehold Building Sites at the Grange, having frontages to Albany, Clyde, Leith, and Hyde streets; terms liberal Apply to Mr WUUam Harrop, Albany street. EDUCATIONAL. PRIVATE SCHOOL, Opposite the Bell Tower. The First Quarter will begin on MONDAY, Ist February. The Rev. T. L. Stanley has accommodation for Boys as Boarders. Dunedin, January, 1876. GIRLS’ HIGH SCHOOL, DUNEDIN. THE School will be Re-opened on Tuesday, j the 2nd There are no 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 i 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, 1 Lady Principal. fJIHE MISSES BELL have now resumed Musio Lessons at their Rooms, Princei street, and request former Pupils to attend at their usual hours. DUNEDIN SCHOOL OF ART, University Buildings. THE above Institution will Re-open on hj day, the let February. Ladies Afternoon Claes Open on Mond Wednesdays, and Fridays, from 2 to 4 p.m. _ , Fee 18s per Quarter. Teachers, and Pupil Teachers’ Class on T days and Thursdays, from 6to 7 p.m. Fr« D. C. HUTTOI DUNEDIN SCHOOL OF ART. Evening Classes. f |IHE First Quarter commences on Monday. X the Ist February. Mondays and Wednesdays for Freehand Drawing, Model Drawing, Painting, &c. Tuesdays and Thursdays for Geometrical Mechanical, and Architectural Drawing. Open from 7to 9 p.m. Fee* 10s per Quarter. D. C. HUTTON, MISS HTJIE, lately arrived from Germany, will form German Classes, commencing Tuesday* the 2nd February. Terms at the Girls’ High School. BOYS’ HIGH SCHOOL, DUNEDIN. f 11HJ5 School will be re-opened with a comefficient staff of Masters on SfS A the February, 1875. Mr D. Feme, M. A., wdl conduct the Classical Depart--1&c£ t ' 8 arrival in March next. .J thoroughly re-organised, and divided into a Lower and an Upper Department. The Upper Department will have % Modern £&de. Boys will be admitted to the Lower Department without examination, if they have reached the age of about nine years. There will be an examination before admission to the Upper Department Fee, L2 per Quarter, payable in advance. Full information maybe obtained on application. JOHN HISL^ Secretary.