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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume IX, Issue 325, 3 October 1874, Page 2

— i — (- -v-^ — ) ■— , -.W: -4 J P 4 D BPJ^-FIBBT-CLABB f ¥ Fhl^^lVAl M.EW SEASON'S TEAS. -Ll DIRECT xo NEW ZEALAND. PER "MAY," FROM FOO CHOW. M.S., in diamond— SEASON*, 1874. '75. We beg to intimate to the TRADE the NEW SEASONS TEAS" serecteTVpecialiy for this Market.y I '-r , p0 -, ~~J^.B^arOTo^ Ne*sonT3Oth SepTembrrT TB7*T ~ 2551- 6 " O?* f MEDIGALpSURGI(^i V^;J- .-!.'■! -Mi, -iot i.-<, '1,1-andO ifibn'wt'l '.-rf: 1 ■ MEOHA^NIGASL''! DENtISTi ! '«'.J f Begs to intimat4 tHat'h^^s'rffceiWdW'th'e^ I.«*■1 .«*■ th*,. Jafeft Mnptp^en«ntß!niii!ota»l MechttDical Department. M , (( [ ,'■ Tiii')', (■' ,;•}'.- n-ilrr-rri)^,!,^^ •!■■,» i\ i?>uhA< r He ADJUSTS TEETH from^e to a compete ,Set >7l *j|tlioptiTeß«irjißgr Itei'.ttefcfegsvl extraction. r , ,, .. ,„ • .•ux\:>'nW-H ,l.}l-iWrHf. ,'f,'* 1 bo.i-»*anil!« r ) ! In thinking his Patfons: forTth«Bifafrow receivfld'duriag; the rraat.rfxteettfjJears 1 , fae-need' acarrely point out the ADVANT&Gy-B. of consulting a PERMANtNT RESIDENT. Vtry. niaay; htiye lexpcjrienced f ttfthein aid diHxpmfort h and pecuniary, lose,. the t DISADVANTAGE, of .doing ;m*tid? £>. casL'B ol accident or mieflt, through absorption of gurn^, and other oauaep,- : -'• J S V Sr^' branch jofi Dentistry 4fr JM.T/b on thbrdughiiSc^riCific principles ?') :__ .HfLHMFgglfal NKLSON INSTITUTE'JAMD MUSEUM iGUßSOßiiaEßSFa^Tnfar^i that, from i S.i : S*^ t 5 rAthl » ldal **'«hoU/BBART.and iWiUS&UM.^iHibeCOPEVi Jrdth 2 30ti> s|and honi: Z.tto IS pjm.«i The= tßeading ftoom will-be open Fas asuat afiMtami^; "< 'f I> \ . 11 !", iffi?' 4 olll^¥ t ;i! ; .;■,■>■<-.; .--if,,!!: m !!;■ •»■■-> iii"atrn)Vi- ? ■MQ; A'fi&CATJ^^r^SßESik. COMPANY can he received aJter 2 o'clock in the ftfter B (k)a of '^A'TORDAY, tho 10th iattiat' n PRINCE O£, ; WALES QUARt tr "' Ml>'£^> COAfPANf ([LIMITED). ] xjL held on the Tit day of October", ~V ! C A LL n i3 sW <& E -gsim&*B&™ was made, PaYABLK at the Company's Office, J Broadway, Reefton, on WEDNESDAY, the I I4lhday r o£October4.lß74. 'd O '*i — ■£. DAVIES, J Pefftdn/Oct:;i, l^H.- ( H -AL •>?/! j r — -5 : '—■ > - ;••■> -i :t r ,. .,.,'.> ..,."»• MARBLE CHIMNEY FIEOKSi £{ I r ,: ; . ... ; ...^ .j- : .■■•.•Oil (WJB 0i" rpH b, ; b^dersigned , ha.y,e . J.QssiO P@.9^Qir 1 .ex.^wjtAST,! I,*1 ,* lijirge SUipnien^f ,, v, WHITR MiA.KBfiEiCeiMNBTiPIECES^'I iararidiis designs and sizes ":?aSro,''ii'BDie^did , inlaid: with various jcolor?.,: t . IU \ [..-. r . 9 ', it ,j n y ./ * < ' - a iN.i'ED.WiABJ)S i& CO . Nelson, 12th September, 1874. i:

: I)iSHOP'sisdE[OOL, NELSON ; : >M 'r C; ., . - - -NEW-ZEALAND. V^ { : :\ : -'^rojs'eec tus. ::4 J-5-" •. j-lpzPatron ffndtViailor : v - v ; r v\ ' The Kiomt Aev. th* LORD BISHOP of -- NELSON^-' Bead Master : EDWD. L. SHAW, 8.A., Corpus Chkisxi College, Casib ridge. ■ \ The Bishjopfs Sdhiopl, Nejaon, kaa founded in the year"lß43 by the Bishop of New Zealand : the site having been bought and the schoo'^ouse jwecjtjd^jrijiioujt anjr Jocal aid. In rßsTlfieTraTldtng'passed td"tKe*conYrdl oF an Archdiaconal Board. In 1861 Bishop Hobhouse established the School on a new basis, adding considerably to the building at - hi9'Owii-expense! i: ''~^" : »--'=-- ™.-*™- ■t^---.-^.-*,^ ~- c .ci It will thus be, seen that this School is one of the oldest educational foundations in the country ; and has alwaya been under the patronage and supervision of ■ thejßhihpp jOf, tlie Dioceso. It is by no means, h'owever| confined to boys of,, Churchy cf England parents,, Among its f .'forp-.T and present pupils are to be foun'daonsof^urch'df Ehg- 1 land; Presbyterian; .'Wesley.an/ Baptist, and. Lutheran clergy." •'• ' ; ' ;'-' \■;• ■ ' • ! : v ; '" The main'oßjectof tli^'School is; 'as for-" merly it- has been, ;to impart, a jthoroughly sound English and Commercial education; and to thin 'end very special attention is given to, readjngj.writiqg, composition, and facility s in merttal arithmetic^ 'Latin and Greek^WFrench or Germ&n, are optional subjects. The religious instruction,. which. forms a con'iderable portion of' the daify'wdrlc, 'is free from, fectarjanisra,. and consists of. ,the reading 1 of the Bible, and r the, teaching of thdso doctrines common to r ' all 'Protestant Churches. ''/)/", ''' ' /'' "'/, "'" '' Frericli ? German, Drawing and Miislc lessons ..are given by competent masters. Parehts are expected to' select such extra subjects as tluy may consider desirable. : ; School Hours.— From ii-30 to )2 noon; and from 2 pm. to .4 p.m., 7 Wednesday and Saturday aro half-holiday*. Evening prcparaiions about two hours, = ; f ; HpLipAYH.— Six weck^at Midatjimmor,;t^; weeks at Midwinter, w^tlifahort hdliday'a at Michaelmas and Easter. . . - - Mahks, Examinations Sco. — During term a boy's place in thß kjlio »l [h -determined) by a monthly list, or addition of all markfj obtained by him .during, four weeks, , and a rejort of hiH j»rogrt'«B and condticti is pos'tedf to.his patents or giiardians on the publication of this list. Half-yearly 'o'xaftnnatfdns ad he'd, and prize* awarded to thoae boys who obtain the highest, markB r from the term's work and excminalion papers. ' Special prizes arc also given for- excellence in particular subjects, such a« Scripture, Drawing, English. Composition, French,! Bc'c. i '■': Out-Dooii Exeu<;ißj*v &c — An efficient drill instructor attends twice weekly. Tfiere is a < ricket, /football; and athletic -clab connected with ) the ; school. „ S^iramiog ; teimm '- are given during the summer. /r) •■, jB,oiRbE ( ItS/ r , ; -The Head Master receives Boarders at his residence in Brook street. The hou»e 's well adapted, fa, ,thia purpose frqm ito large, oize and from the extent of the pleasure grounds and garden attached." fO:.'"* ■'■ ':' -\ Te^MSJ,' „■ . :■'.' V 'f* ' FerQaarter.- --£. s.- <L\ Boarders (School Etes inc'udve) !3 12 6 I Day -Boarders do. .4 4' 0 J Day Scholars ; . ... 5 3 0 1 Entrance Fee ... .^ „-.- & If? 6 i -Ettba Fees. - - I French or German Lessoss ... &5 of Both ... :;. ... ... <?, j'^i Drawing ;■.:-' ... © * Music by anaagesesii. I All Fees are Payab'e in Adras:e. s The SCHOOL "RE- ASSEMBLE** '■ on MONDAY^ the sth instant. 2563—3 NELSON QUADRILLE CLUB. A SSEMBLY on TfIUBSDAY next, at £1 Eight o'clock. C. MOORE. : ; 2575-3 - Hon Fee.

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