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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIII, Issue 5243, 12 January 1878, Page 3

Meetings, &o. WELLINGTON PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY. A Meeting will be held on SATURDAY, the 12th INST., at 8 p.m., at the Colonial Museum. Papers : 1. On Mill’s Fourth Fundamental Theorem respecting Capital; by J. Carruthera, Inst. O.E. 2. Notes on Ornithology of New Zealand; by Dr. Boiler, C.M.G. 3. On the Butterflies of New Zealand; by A. G. Butler, F.L.S. 4. On Hymenophyllum villosum. Col.; by T, Kirk, F.L.S. 5. Notice of the Occurrence of Zostera nana in New Zealand; by T. Kirk, F.L.S. 6. On the Naturalised Plants of Port Nicholson; by T. Kirk, F.L.S. R. B. GORE, Secretary. OLY TECHNIC HALL, FeaTHERSTON - STREET. The Rev. THOMAS HARRINGTON, of O. H. Spurgeon's College, will preach iu the above Hall TO-MORROW (SUNDAY.) Subjects:—Morning, at 11 o’clock, “ Wonders of Grace.” Evening, at 6.30, “ The World’s Great Healer.” All are invited. f ill HE WELLINGTON WORKING JL MEN’S CLUB. The Half-yearly General Meeting will be held at the Club Room, Taranaki-plaee, oa MONDAY, the 14th INST., at eight o'elotk sharp. Business : To receive half-yearly report and balancesheet ; to elect officers ; aud to transact any other business which may be required. T. CLARIDGE, Secretary. IVT OTICE.—The Annual General Meeting jLv of Subscribers to the Wellington Benevolent Institution will be held on TDhSDAY NEXT, the 15th INST., at 4.30 p.m., at the Provincial Buildings. Business ; To receive report of committee and balancesheet To elect officers, &o. CHAS. P. POWERS, Hon. Secretary. Wellington, January 9, 1873. The colonial bank of new ZEALAND. NOTICE is hereby given that, pursuant t» the provisions of clause 77 of the Deed of Settlement, the HALF-YEARLY GENERAL M FETING of the Proprietors will be held at the UN IV HRS IT . (now COLONIAL BANK) BUILDINGS, on WEDNESDAY, the 30th January, instant, at 3 o’clock in the afternoon. And notice is hereby further given, that Mr. John Reid, of Corner Bush, retires from the office of Director of this Bank, iu terms of the 42nd clause of the Deed of Settlement, and that he is not until the next ensuing election eligible for re-election, and that the following Proprietors have given notice, in terms of clause 45 of the Deed, that they arc Candidates for the office of Director thus vacated, viz.;— Honorable HENRY SAMUEL CHAPMAN. RICHARD OLIVER, Esq. At such Meeting the term of office of the present Auditors will expire, and it will be the business of the Meeting to elect two proprietors to be Auditors bir the ensuing year, pursuant to clause 97 of the Deed of Settlement. Of the retiring Auditors, one only (Mr. Keith Ramsay) is eligible, and offers himself for re-election as an Auditor. Proxies must be left at the Banking-house in High-street, at least 24 hours before the time appointed for holding the meeting, or they cannot be acted upon. By order of the Board. GEO. COWIE, General Manager. General Manager’s office, Dunedin, 3rd January, IS7S. Education English high school, The Avenue, Abel Smith-street. Established A.n. 1873. Principal : Rev. T. Porritt, St. Cuthbert’s College, Durham. Will RE-OPEN for the First Quarter ob MONDAY, JANUARY 14. The Regular Course of Instruction includes, .besides all ordinary English subjects, Bookkeeping, Engrossing and Ornamental Penmanship, Mapping, Linear Drawing-, Shorthand, Yocal Music, and Drill. Special Instruction will also be given, when, reqir'red, by Visiting Masters, iu the Ancient and Modern Languages, the Higher Mathematics. Instrumental Music, Landscape Drawing, Painting, &o. Boarders are received at the private residence of the Principal. Prospectus on application. ELLINGTON TER RACE COMMERCIAL AND GRAMMAR SCHOOL. CONDUCTED BY MR. J. H. BRANN. Established 1865. Provides a sound English Education, with Latin aud Mathematics for those desirous of qualifying for public examinations. School re-opens on MONDAY, 21st JANUARY, 1878. MR TWISS begs to announce that she has taken the school lately conducted by Miss Griffiths in Mulgrave-street, Thorndon, and that as she will make it her chief aim to impart a thorough English education (with accomplishments) to pupils entrusted to her care, she hopes to meet with the same success as her predecessor. School will reopen ob JANUARY 23. Terms on application. Mulgrave-street, January 9. Wanted nno NEWSPAPER PROP!!TUTORS.— JL Wanted by advertiser a situation as Junior Reporter. Is a shorthand writer and practical printer. Good testimonials. Address, G. T. Beale, care of Mr. 0. H. Symons, Foxton. WANTED, Back Numbers of the New Zealand Mail, 1877 -January 6, No. 258; January 13, No. 259; January 27, No. 261; February 3, No. 262; February 24, No. 265; March 3i, No. 270. t GENERAL -ASSEMBLY—WANTED, X a Copy of the Votes and Proceedings, House of Representatives, 1854. Address, stating price, J.C., office of this paper. WANTED for Wanganui, good Coat Hand; Wellington log; passage paid. Apply office of this paper between twelve and I o’clock. . ED, in a ladies school,, a visiting , „„veruess, competent to teach Engthoronghly (with or without French.) ress, T.ti.F., office of this paper. WANTED, first-class Chemist’s Assistant for private dispensing and to keep books. Apply Felton, Grimwade, & Co. W ANTED by a Lady, competent to give a plain English education, with musi« and French, a situation as Governess. Apply to M.M., at office of this paper. WANTED the public to know that Gasfittings, cheap and of a better class, can be supplied and fixed by T. J. Love, Man-ners-street. Also, all kinds of chimneypots cheap.