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Grey River Argus, Volume III, Issue 160, 22 January 1867, Page 3

_ — i s nOAL C R EEK GARD EN S . WEDDING FETE. E. NELSON begs to invite \m Friends to A FLt.EE BALL AND SUPPER, ON WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 23rd, (Weather .permitting) . Dancing to commence at 3 o'clock in the spacious Saloon just erected. The Alliance Band will be in attendance. /^i R . ■ A N D B A L L , To be held at the VICTORIA HOTEL, On THURSDAY, 24th INSTANT. - Full Band in attendance. An ellicient- M .C. Admission Five Shillings. T7"ILGOUR'S UNION THEATRE. MR J. KILGOUR Has the honor to announce the First Appearance THIS (TUESDAY) EVENING, JAN. 22, OP MR S CHARLES POO LE, In her great character of LEA H, THE FORSAKE N, Supported by an efficient company. Reserved Seats, 4s ; back seats, 2s. -jVTOTICE TO BUILDERRS Tenders are invited for making certain ADDITIONS and ALTERATIONS to the POLICE BUILDINGS, Greymouth. Plans and Specifications to be seen at the Police Office, Greymouth. Tenders to be sent in to the Dcstrict Engineers Office, Hokitika, on or before Wednesday, January 30th, 1567. N.B. —The lowest or any Tender not necessarily accepted. JAMES ROCHFORT, District Engineer.. January 21, 1867. nnENDERS will 1)3 received up to Satur day, the 26th January, for Stock, Book Debts, Store, and Fixtures of H. and A. Sherrard and Co., Wholesale Dividers and Ironmongers, Boundary street, Greymouth. Cash or good security required, Particulars by applying to Mr H. Asliton, at above address, GREYMOUTH AND SALTWATER \JT CREEK TRAMWAY COMPANY (Limited.) . TENDERS arc Wanted' for Erecting Stables for the above Company. For particulars, apply to J. C. MOORE, Secretary. "^ C> T I C E~T THE UNDERSIGNED will not be responsible for any debt or debts contracted in the name of the firm of ASKEW AND DE HAMMETT after this date. (Sig.ied) THOS. ASKEW. Grey River, Jan., 1567. \TELS OI "COLLEGE, Head Master : Rev. C. L. Maclean, 8.A., Trinity College, ' Dublin. Second Master : J. Mack ay, Esq., M.A., King's College, Aberdeen. Drawing Master : J. F. Merewether, Esq., 8.A., Oxon. Singing Master : Mr R, B. Walcot. Boarding Department conducted by the Head Master and Mrs Maclean. The regular course of instruction comprises the Latin, Greek, and French languages ; Arithmetic, Mathematics, Geometry^and the Elements of Natural Science ; Geography, History (Ancient and Modern), Writing, the English Language—its Grammar, Literature, and Composition. In connection with this institution there are seven Scholarships open for competition as they become vacant (due public notice of which is given), viz. , three of L3O a-year each, three of L2O a-year each, and one of LlO, variously tenable for from one to three years. These are open, to be competed for by yonths wherever born or resident ; but the successful candidate must be a student at the College to entitle him to hold the Scholarship. Youths, to be eligible for admission, must have attained the ago of nine years, and be able to read and write with facility. Tuition fees for the above course, L 3 per quarter. Music and Drawing optional and extra : — Per Quarter, Music ■ • ■ £0 10 6 Drawing - - 0 5 0 Board and Residence in the College, including Washing, £50 , per annum. Day Boarders, 16s per month. - The FIRST QUARTER|commences on the 4th February, 1867. ■ • N.B. — All tuition fees, as also boarding charges, must be paid quarterly, in advance. ROBERT POLLOCK, Secretary.