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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIII, Issue 5430, 22 August 1878, Page 3

Education High school fob young ladies, The Knoll, Wallace-streot, Wellington.— Principal, Mrs. H. Lawson, of Westminster Training College; First-class Queen’s Scholar, and . Certificated Drawing Pupil of School of Arts, Kensington. Half-term will commence on 15th July,; prospectuses on application. References to Archdeacon Stock, Rev. R. Coffey, J. Knowles, Esq., and parents of former pupils. ELLINGTON SCHOOL OF ART, Room No. 9 in the Atheneum, Lambton-quay. Under the Especial Patronage or the Board op Education. Superintendent : Mrs. R. T. Holmes. The course of instruction is intended to be, generally, that pursued in Jdio Government Schools of Art, London. Jnnior Elementary Class (for both sexes).— Wednesday afternoons from 3 to 4.30, and Saturday mornings 11 to 12.30. Senior Elementary Class for Ladies.— Monday and Wednesday mornings from 10.30 to 12.30. Senior Advanced Class for Ladies.—Tuesday and Thursday mornings from 10.30 to 12.30. The Junior Elementary Class will comprise boys from 10 to 14, and girls. The two other classes ladies only. Tinakori-road, July. «5- THE SCHOOL WILL BE OPEN AT THE HALF TERM ON MONDAY, 15th JULY A LADY of experience, formerly governess in the family of the late Richard Cobden, desires engagement as Resident Governess to Children under fifteen, in a gentleman’s family in New Zealand. Acquirements ; English (generally), French, and German (grammatically), Pianoforte (o'assical and modern music), Elementary Drawing and Needlework. Church of England. Reference : Miss Cobden, Hill-top, Midhurst. Address ; Miss Langridge, Midhurst, Sussex, England, Business Notices Pi OLDSBROUGH’S WOOL WARE(JT HOUSES. To the Wool-growers and Merchants of New South Wales, Queensland, South Australia, Tasmania, and New Zealand. Dear Sirs, —We beg to inform you that in order to facilitate the transit of WOOL from the neighboring colonies to this market for disposal, we have made arrangements with the different Steam Navigation Companies to receive WOOL at their agencies in the following shipping ports in NEW ZEALAND, and forward same to our warehouses, Melbourne, at greatly reduced rates, as under ; KATE PER BALE TO MELBOURNE. New Zealand, per Messrs. McMeckan, Blackwood, and Co.’s steamers— Southland (luvercirgill) Greasy, washed, 7s. Dunedin (Port Chalmers)—Greasy, washed, 7s. Canterbury (Port Lyttelton)—Greasy, Bs. ; washed, 7s. Wellington—Greasy, 3s. ; washed, 7a. Nelson—Greasy, Bs. ; washed, 7s. Or, at the option of owners, by through contracts with us, including insurance at £2O per bale, and all charges from leaving railway station, or drays at shipping port, until arrival at our warehouses, Melbourne, as follows, viz. : RATES OP FREIGHT PER TON. Bs. ; Bs.; NEW ZEALAND. Southland (Invercargill)—Greasy, £3 ss. ; washed, £l. Dunedin (Port Chalmers) —Greasy, £3 ss. ; washed, £l. Canterbury (Port Lyttelton)—Greasy, £3 55.; washed, £4. Wellington—Greasy, £3 ss. ; washed, £4. Nelson—Greasy, £3 ss. ; washed, £4. Hoping the above low rates will induce you to try this market, which is now established as the Gnat Central Wool Depot of the colonies, and assuring you of our most careful attention to any consignments with which we may be favored, —We remain, yours truly, R. GOLDSBROUGH & CO. Melbourne, July 20, 1878. Wool can also be consigned to our own agents at the following ports, who will attend to shipment and pay carriage, if required : Dunedin—Renshaw, Deunistou, and Co. Invercargill—McPherson and Co. Wellington—Murray, Common, and Co. GOLDSBROUGII’S WOOL WAREHOUSES, MELBOURNE. R. GOLDSBROUGH & CO. Beg to announce to the Wool Growers and Merchants of the Australian colonies, Tasmania, and New Zealand, that their warehouses are now ready for the reception and sale of wool during tho season, and that they are prepared to make LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES, On favorable terms, on the ensuing clip of wool, either for sale in this market, or shipment to London, Sales by public auction will be held on each Monday and Wednesday during tho season, and proceeds will be paid on the Tuesday following. They act as selling brokers only, and constituents may rely on their best endeavors to obtain the fullest market value for any consignments with which they may be favarod. Their well-known central warehouses, and tho large new stores recently completed, are unrivalled for extent and suitability for the trade, combining as they do all the latest modern improvements for the efficient display of wool. The various rooms are convenient to each other, and the wool being easily accessible, the fullest facilities are available for inspection, not only by sample, but in bulk also, thus ensuring more confidence in purchasing. Valuations, by two and frequently throe members of tho firm, are carefully made prior to sale, and the various lots, no matter how small, are protected up to full market value ; consequently tho best guarantee is afforded that no parcel can bo sold for less than it is worth. They have pleasure in announcing that they have arranged for a reduction in tho rates of insurance for the Murray and Murrumbidgee Rivers, and also on wool received by the coasting steamers. These reduced rates will materially reduce the cost of forwarding consignments to Melbourne. Wool to bo shipped by vessels classed A 1 in tho Shipping Register, The charges on woo! offered for sale by them and not sold are nominal, being one shilling per bale only, which includes receiving, warehousing, and delivery ; also insurance whilst in store. Separate warehouses have been provided for the disposal of sheepskins, hides, tallow, and other station produce, auction sales of which are held on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays throughout tho year. AGENCIES. The following agencies have boou established iu Now Zealand for the purpose of facilitating tho despatch of wool and other produce to Goldsbrough’s Wool Warehouses : Duuedin, N.Z.— Uensuaw, Denniston & Co. Invercargill, N.Z.— McPherson & Co. Wellington, N.Z,— Murray - , Common, & Co. R. GOLDSBROUGH & CO. Goldsbrough’s Wool Warehouses, , Melbourne, July 20, 1873,