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Marlborough Daily Times, Volume III, Issue 237, 27 May 1881, Page 3

Notices. GRAMMAR SCHOOL. T INTEND to OPEN a GRAMI MAR SCHOOL early in JULY. The Juniors will be charged .£1 per quarter. Over ten, Commercial LI 10s Commercial and extra Branches ... .£2 Os I also intend to address the Parents of children, with the object of rebutting the charges made against me by Messrs Dodson and Henderson. 174 H. P. MACKLIN. NEW WATCH AND CLOCK ESTABLISHMENT, Next to Pcnucy’s Royal Hotel, Grove-road. E. Muncaster, (Formerly of Hunt hr, Nelson, and late of Wellington) PRACTICAL WORKMAN, begs to state that all work entrusted to him will be done with CARE and DESPATCH, at REASONABLE PRICES. WORK GUARANTEED. Jewullkky Ekpaikfd axd Made to Oudkk. 157 WELLINGTON COLLEGE, WELLINGTON. rp HE above College will be closed on 30th 1 June, and re-opened on 7th July, in charge of the following Stall': — Principal—J. Maukav, M.A., Aberdeen. (Late Resident and Mathematical Master, Nelson College.) Classics and Science— W. G. Tiiisti.k, R. A. (Late Open Classical Scholar, Brasenose College, Oxford.) Assistant in Classics and English—J. T. Barnicoat. (Late Classical Scholar, University of New Zealand). Assistant in Mathematics and English —J. P. Firth. French—A. F. Mkrlet.

ConnsK :—Classics, Mathematics, Euglish, French, History, Geography, and Physical Science. Special arrangements can be made with the Principal for lessons in German, Music] and Drawing. TERMS:— Tuition Fees— Per term Upper School £4 4 0 Lower School 3 3 0 Board and Residence in the College, including washing ... 16 13 4 Day Boarders 4 0 0 In addition to the above, 4s per term will be charged for School Stationery. A reduction of 23 per cent, will be made on the terms' charges for boys entering on 7th July. The Boarding Department will be conducted by tho Principal and Mrs Mackay. During the recess, the interior of the College will be put in thorough repair, and the boarding accommodation improved and enlarged. Correspondence at present may be addressed to J. Mackay, Esq., Nelson College, Nelson ; or to C. P. POWERS, Secretary. N.B.—All fees and boarding charges are ayable in advance. 216 T. A. DICKENS, AGENT for KERR & BARNETT Nvis s e uvmex, C ii r istc nuncn, IS now prepared to receive orders for all kinds of choice Fruit Trees, Ornamental Shrubs, Roses, Bedding Plants, <fcc. A grand Collection of Apple Trees on blight proof stocks. 300 varieties of Roses, and the celebrated Osage Orange which is now

being extensively used for Hedge Planting. All Trees will be delivered in Blenheim 4 days after they leave the Nursery at Christchurch. Catalogues on application. 152 To be Sold Privately. “ TAOLLY’S DAM,” Grey Mare, X' Sire St. Patrick, dam Lucy (see Stud Book). “ TE ARO,” Chestnut Filly, rising 3 years old, Sire, Sator, Dam, Folly’s Dam (Stud Book). IRON GREY FOAL, Sire, Cassivalaunus, Dam, Folly’s Dam. For particulars apply to GEO. S. STENHOUSE, Commission Agent, Blenheim, May 4, 1881. 161 Notice under “ The Slaughterhouse Act, 1877.” and the amended Act, 1879. T THE Undersigned, Henry Ij J ellvman, do hereby give notice that I intend to make application under “ The Slaughterhouse Act, 1877,” to a Bench of Magistrates sitting at the Court House, Blenheim, on Monday, the 30th dav of May, 1881, for a LICENSE to' Slaughter large and small Cattle on Section No. 11, Omaka District. 162 HENRY JELLYMAN. NOTICE.

A LL DEBTS owing to us in Blenheiin MUST BE PAID to our successors, MESSRS SHARP AND PICKERING, whose receipt will be a sufficient discharge. X. EDWARDS & Co. Blenheim, August 2nd, 18S0 56