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Hawke's Bay Times, Volume IX, Issue 448, 21 January 1867, Page 1

Educational. 02?* Jnggpn>g flhnrinr. wavtet O —H li'H* BtMi'ifiKa Vff VJtAJUTX hare th ElioUßgWUOut Cl* lIW U!MV(<U9utivuvu uictal/-* ' <■■ lishmeat*: — A LADIES’ BOARDING SCHOOL. TbeCourse of Education will comprise Instruction iq the English Language, Writing.' Arithmetic, Geography, History, ana the use of the Globes: also, Plain nnd Ornamental Needlework. TfiEMS:—• Boarders, per quarter £lO 0 0 Under 10 years 8 0 0 Ladies* Day School 1 10 0 . EITBAH. Music, Instrumental 2.2 0 Music, Vocal.„ „. ... 16 0 French, taugCt by French Ladies ... ... 1 15 0 Beaoil Drawing ... 015 0 Water Colors 0 15 0 Artificial Flowers 22 0 A SECOND-CLASS BOARDING SCHOOL. In, .this'School. •» well atin the one for Day Pupils, the Course of -Education will comprise instruction in the English Language, Writings Arithmetic, Geography, and Plain Needlework, as it has done up-to this day. Tussts:— Boarders, per Quarter £7 0 0 Under 10 years... ... 6 0 0 One quarter to be paid in advance: One quarter's notice to be given before the j withdrawal of a pupil. Each Boarder to- provide, a Mattrass, Blankets, Pillow, Sheets, and Towels. AN OUVOIB, ».e., A WORK ROOM, Plain and Ornamental Needlework will bo taught. The time of work will be from half-past nine o’clock to twelve, and from one to five p.m. •very day, Saturdays excepted. Fbbms fsb Quabtsb, »o* arrajumcMßir: Plain Needlework ... £lO 0 Plain and Ornamental Needlework 1 10 0 PLAIN NEEDLEWORK Will be thankfully received, and will be performed with the greatest care. Napier, 10th Dec., 1860. Government Advertisements JMMIGBATION TO HAWKE’S BAT PUBLIC NOTIFICATION. , AtL person* who may be desirous of bringing out Relations or Friends-—or Settlerswho wish to bring out Shepherds, Laborers, or Mechanics, to be selected by their correspondents in Great Britain and Ireland, will be enabled to do so on the following terms. Any householder or other person who , shall by surety or otherwise give sufficient security for the repayment of pas- [ sage money, shall be entitled after signing promissory notes for the amount of rfuch passage, to apply to the Immigration Agent at Napier, giving thb name and address of the person or persona whom they desire to bring out, and on so doing ' the Provincial Agent in London will be in- ’ structed to provide a passage to Napier, giving for each Immigrant at a rate not . exceeding £lB per adult. Promissory Notes for a like amount will also hare to be given by intending Immigrants to the Provincial Agent in London. If the person coming, or bis Agent, accepts of a passage and refuses or neglects to avail himself thereof after notice has been given in writing that the vessel is to sail, the party so doing shall be liable to forfeit half of the passage money. In the event of death on the voyage half only hf the passage money shall be charged. The passsage money is advanced in the first instance by the Provincial Government subject to repayment in four equal half-yearly instalments of £4 10a . each, commencing from the date of arrival at Napier. DONALD M'LEAN, Superintendent-, i Supsrjtendeat’s Office, Napier, 14th December, 1856. ‘ VryTiL’E iO u ‘jwmir.Tiw.wan.—rfb~ i.N tire is Hereby Given that Assessments on Bans for the past year am duo - from the Ist current. t rt T auDTiAV PiDTUB ' Commissioner of Clown Lands. Ce&rik lands OSes. Napkr k 2nd Jyn, 1867. _ j