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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIII, Issue 5397, 15 July 1878, Page 3

Education High soho.ql for young ladies The Knoll, Wallauc-sfereet,Wellington.— Principal, Mrs. H. iL uvson, of Westminster Training College; First-class Queen’s Scholar, and Certificated Drawing Pupil of School of Arts, Kensington. "Half-tertu will commence on 15th July; prospectuses on; application. References to Archdeacon' Stock, Ilev. R. Ci-lTey, J. Knowles, Esq., and parents of former pupils. SCHOOL- OP ALT, ROOM NO. 9 IN THE Lambton-quay.. Under the Especial Patronage on the Board of Education, Superintendent : Mrs.. R. T. Holmes. The course of Instruction is intended to he, generally,- that pursued in the .Government Schools of Art, Loudon. • . Junior Elementary Class (for both sexes).— Wednesday afternoons from 3 to -1.30, and Saturday mornings 11 to 12.3,0. . Senior Elementary Class for Ladles.— • Monday and Wednesday mornings from ' • 10.30 to 12.30. ; • Senior Advance! .Class for Ladies.—Tues- ’ day and Thursday mornings from 10.30 to 12.30.' ' . . - The Junior Elementary. Class will comprise boys from 10 to 11, and girls. The two other classes ladies' only. Tinakori-road, July. m* THE SCHOOL WILL BE OPEN AT THE HALE TEEM ON MONDAY, 15th JULY jgflf X.enders nnENDERS are invited on or before the JL 31st DAY of JULY for a Lease' for seven years of the following properties, either together or separately 1. Seven hundred acres (or thereabouts) of land ;in the picturesque valley of the Pakuratahi, distant one - and a half miles from the Kaitold station. About four hundred and fifty acres of the laud are cleared and laid, down in English grasses, subdivided into paddocks and orchard. The property has a frontage of about two and a half miles to the main road leading from Wellington to the Wairarapa, and there is a constant, stream of water running through it. The buildings consist of one two-storey house containing six rooms, a cottage containing four rooms, a ten-stall stable, and several outbuildings. The orchard, of about one acre in extent, is well stocked with fruit trees, and fenced. 2. Five hundred acres, situate also at ; Pakuratahi, on the opposite side of the road to the above. Seventy acres of the laud are cleared and laid down in English grasses, fenced and subdivided into paddocks, and about one hundred acres are perfectly level. There is a house containing eleven rooms, a stable with thirty stalls and louse box. A stream of water runs through-the property.. Persons desirous of viewing the property can do so by applying to .Mr. W; N. Mason, Pakuratahi, who will point out the boundaries. For further particulars apply to T, J. MOUNTAIN, Wellington ; THOMAS WAGG, Mungaroa ; or to Messrs. BRANDON Sc SON, Wellington. rjlO SAW-MILLERS AND OTHERS. ’ The undersigned is prepared to receive tenders for cutting timber at the Orua Saw-mill, Feilding. Specifications and every other information can be had by applying to JAMES BULL, Orua Saw-mill, Feilding. 'Tenders to be sent in not later than 30th JULY. ' .rjV O BU IL DE RS. TENDERS are invited until Noon of MONDAY, JULY 15th, for the Erection of Club House at Masterton. Plans and specifications can be seen at my my office,.and at the office of R. Brown, Esq., hon. sec. of the Club, at Masterton. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. ; - J. H. SGHWABE, Architect. ■ Insurance Buildings, Wellington. rp O ; B U ILDE RS. The time for receiving tenders for the Masterton Club is EXTENDED till NOON of THURSDAY, the 25th INSTANT. . J. H. SGHWABE, Architect. Insurance Buildings., rjp p BUILDERS. TENDERS are invited until MONDAY, the , 22nd INST., for the erection, of the Colonial Bank offices-, Lamhton-quay. ' Plans and specifications at my office. . THOMAS TURNBULL, Architect. Temple Chambers. rjy 0 B U I L D E R S. - TENDERS are invited for extensive alterations and additions to the old Wellington Club, Latnbton-quay. Plans and specifications can be seen at my “office, where tenders will be received 'up to NOON of-SATURDAY, the 20th INST. . The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. W. C. CHATFIELD, Architect.’ Lambton-quay, 11th July, ! 878. ’ On Sale QN SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED, • : Ex Late Arrivals—--10 tons galvanised icon, 6,7, and 8 feet, 26 gauge 8 do. best annealed drawn fencing wire, ■ ' Nos, 6,7, 8, and 9 ’ 1 do. best bright staples 50 cases Orlando Jones’ at.irch, blue and 'white 150 boxes Price’s candles 100 do De Roubaix do. . 20 cases Van Houten’s cocoa ' 20 do.: B. and B. plaid vestas 5 do. 250’s do. . 20 do. Morton’s pickles 10 tons Sydney 1.0. sugar 150 half-cheats new season’s tea 150 boxes do. do. do. ■' 100 tons Hay and Barr’s flour 25 do. Hassell’s flour 250 sacks oats 100 do. bran • . 200 cases Denis Mouuio’a brandy 15 qr.-casks do. do. 20 cases Guinness’s stout, bottled by Griflin, quarts and pints 50 do*. Bass’s ale, pints and quarts Also, Black oats. N ... GEOBGE THOMAS, ' Auctioneer and General Merchant, Lambton-quay and Braudou-atreet. E\V SEASO N’ S . TE A . Ex s.a. Kilhvrney. The undersigned, have now on aalo halfcheats and boxes. JOHNSTON'& UO. p .0; S T E B’ S A L E. Arrived per Frith of Forth, ’ BassV Alo, bottled by M. B. Foster and 1 Sons, quarts and pints. •V JOHNSTON & CO., _ Importers, pE N C X:N G WX BE ; Now landing, ex:Craigmulleh, from London—- , 10 tona B.B..aunealed fencing wire, Noa. • : G, 7, 'and 8. The above wire is packed in casks, and ia consequently free from damage or.ruat; also,Corrugated iron, perforated zinc Cement, aaddievy, &01, &c. J. M. TAYLOB, Grey-street. La gbandb mabqxte bbandy is now recognised as the purest and beat ' in the market. JOSEPH NATHAN & C 0.,, Agents.