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Manawatu Standard, Volume IX, Issue 67, 21 February 1885, Page 4

THE, MERqANTIXE -aijd-.BANK. Iritptcy gazette 0^ tew ZEALAND; --♦"— THE Proprietor of the Mercantile and Bankruptcy Gazettb of New Zeahind has much pleasure, m announcing to sub-senbers and the' public generally, that the "subscription to the GazetCe will ue reduced to Two Guineas per' annum, as froia Ist of January, 1884, He is enabled to make this intimation m 'consequence of tlie .highly encouraging increase m circuiatidu which continues, to aite.nd each issue of. what has pro-' ved to be a most valuable business publication, and! because! of the economical reforms introduced by the "Chattels Securities Amendment Act, 1888." i; ;= i , The Gazette -has now entered its Ni rtth y^ear of ekistunce ';■ and', couraged by its past success, tlie. Pro- 1 prietor begs to" assure his numerous ; . subscribers throughout tne Cblohy that neither, labour nor expense will be spared m sustaining its present deserved reputation as the most reliable circular of its kind m- New Zealand... ; . .•■ , ; i, . ,7 j. ; ,.; . ... • The ! Half-yearly InHex will,* m future, be ist>tied r separately,' l at -an' extra charge of .Five Shillings psr' anuum. ....". . ' : : ['.'. "' ., The Mercantile and Bankruptcy (jAZETTK is^ tlie VkLY~(^ZzK'rTKFOTBT the edtoAY pti Wished) m iNevK -Zea-f ilandV;/:^ J.lQi\o lOJinJ ; Note. — Subscriptannr- -with Index, £2 7a per annum j without Index^iSa ; i2s. Payable I. v-ADYlNjcjEii. ; Persons xlesirous. of subscribing to the Gazette from the Ist J^iniuvr, 1884, will please, send .their .'names., and addresses to the agents— -Messrs ,- Baker^Beos., Lambton • Quay • Wellington, and the local agents for the * vaiious districts, as welt as to the proprietor, R. T. WHEELER, No/ 8 Scafford-street, Dunediii. ' ■•-■ • •-'• ■■ ■ . .1 ' -!j.■ ■ .-■■ .■»/ LADIES COLLEGIATE 'SCHOOL : : '-': TEMPLESTO.W'E. : ? ' : : • ■..■■ . W4LNGANUI. ' . : ■•'■• ■*'" .Principal ... MRJS H AKiftlS^^ JS ,! TEE above Scliool WilFbe^pened on Monday^ .%e,26thi day >fJauuary, when Mrs Davis jwill be assibted by a ; staff of efficient teachers consisting of ,a -Resident ' Matriculated" Mr GJve r rheßS, } Visitiug Governessesy- and qualified and ' experienced Masters.,. The School buildings are large and well ventilated, aiid : are 'also 1 situated In a pleasant- 1 and healthy part 1 of Wartga- 1 nui, outside the tb\vn. : :i (I ' " J -*■■<'/*' The proportiou of teachers to sch(ilars r will be large, therefore bac'kwa^ i>upiW' may receivoin-divtdu^rifarer'^" : The aim of -thei.couijße-of, instruction iis to provide a general educatiou of the I highest prder, and specially to develop • the characfers well as' the intellect of the pupils! and to-fbs&r a ladylike tone throughout the, institution., . . y i / Music will be .sp.ecialiy attepded „W the system taught .being that of-, tlie Conseiyatpire of Music.in , Qerniany or' .Franco...- . ;: ; ... : \, ,..■.;. .., :! - .'..,". A .limited number of Boarders only* will be. received, so that thorough atten-, ; tion may be relied 00. • • ; ; ; , . : ; .. ; : . ; , ; .Prospectus on applieationi to the Lady' : Principal, r ; jU .; .•••;: o ; :-;i* •■.; ■.:■"].. References kindly permitted to Mrs ■ Moorhpuse (wife of the Bishop pf Melbourne), Rev. panon B^romby, -M.© Melbouine^jßey. J. :Laurenpe .RentouL' jyi-.A-.j St. Geprge's, Melbourne, and Dr. Embling, Elm wood,, Melbburnei ' '...■■, '..'. .Testimonials from ■ Lady ( '-Wilson Oakleigh : Hnll, pi; Woolridg^.'.TooralJ : R 9 a d, Rev. Henry Archdale^Langley, ; I*' Mat fe' S " Ray ' W ' P - i Pauls, Melbourne,, and others...; y . .', Wool len^ Faotorv .-UOMBA-NY; (Limitedip \ MOSGIEL TTvmiß w.V; MOSGIEL SERGES^ ; ;MQ^EL^^hELS ; MOSGIJBL,BtMEE3JS : : MOSGIEL BUGS- ;^ MQSGIEL ffiA^ES" 1 f i iMOSGIKL fitJSBSBf.',,?,: mosgiel .memo .•/»;;,:-. MOSGIEL YAm' L - l I These Goods afef noted for^PuHfyVJ'of iMdiorial, Wiefy of Pirtterhsr ! Hohl '■ vst'y cf MituufalHiire; kiid Moderlite ! Pi ; ibe. >■■■'■>>■'•' "->■ .'.-'■?-' ,'■:. -V ; -aAwctfdJd'th^ Highest Pl&ci di \ the AxWtfUltm MMffTtions. ' [Extract from. .the .jtel bourne Argus ; and. New Zealand Herald.] : The Mosgiel Woollens, we notice from ; the'Mclbdiir}ieAi;gus } febe'; received unqualified prais6'in tftdfaport'on Aiistra- ' liariibd6lleiis*fuiyitihed td'the'ElbdcuJ^ I Okaasber iof> • Commerce ■by >>i3f .■ • Henri ■ Goit,rMeaux r '.v}hoiwas\BpeciaUy,mntto tlie ; Melbourne Exhibition frojb the . ,tboo,lleji imanvfacturing. district m France for the? piirpdse. Be declares that- (i every article M ru&nufaciuref! by that' company is. sup£ I rior to- any other Australian wodlten' goods iJsaio at the Exhibition? and' '■■ hethinks that ■ "the Mosgiel Factory toilt take -first rank. in,. the Australian mwkHs \ovey all Eytropccai importations.',' \,Testi'mqnyjike this from a. critic , st i, (competent and, disinterested must be V.ery'gratifying ■to the Company. ' '': '/ '•'■■■'' Ti»e i)ußlic are requested When piir« ; cliasing to see thajt tlSeyget the :; oen;uitie « JS^O&^IEL" articlb, 'which, is" igiiaranleed'to give satisfaction^: - ■ The Trkde sniiplied'by Hip wliolesal* j r Warehousemen ifi thie : Coloriy. Warehouse and Office — -High-street DoNEDtif.' '■■-'■ -'.'■ ; Factory—At 'MosGjiEi, ' Taj^i.' ; ; t . JOH^ 11, MOKRIs;D'n, '„.. » • JMahager,