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Tuapeka Times, Volume III, Issue 158, 16 February 1871, Page 3

Miscellaneous. WRITING AND COMMERCIAL ACADEMY, Boss Place, Lawkknoe. HJ . SPROULE, . (Late of Stuart street Academy, Dunedin), Begs to announce that lie has opened a Writing and Commercial Academy in the premises lately occupied by the Tuapeka Times, where he is prepared to 1 receive pupils who are desirous of acquir- j ing a thorough Commercial education. i Writing and Book-keeping on the most improved principles. Perfection guaranteed in twenty lessons. I i Families and schools attended to. Ladiesj superior angular hand taught. EVE KING CLASSES. i Terms Moderate. ; MR. SPROULE begs to intimate, that, j in order to afford the inhabitants of the BLUE SPUR an opportunity cf benefiting by his instruction, he will, (should sufficient inducement offer,) visit that District two evenings in each week. Hours of attendance from 7 to 9-30. p.m. Arrangements made by the Lesson or Week. JAMES HILL, "WATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER, PEEL-STREET, LAWEENCE, HAS the honour of informing the Inhabitants of Lawrence and surrounding districts that he has taken the Watchmaking and Jewellery business lately carried on by Mr. Tiros. Far.reb, and trusts that, by a strict attention to business, to secure and retain public patronage. All kinds of Watches and Clocks accurately Repaired. Colonial Jewellery of every description made to order. £§T Note the Address — JAMES II I L L, WATCHMAKEK AND JEWELLER, Peel-street, Lawrence. COMMERCIAL BILLIARD SAiOON. Wesley Farkeii, Lessee, RESPECTFULLY intimates to GentleJ-^ men resident, or Visitors to Lawrence, that the most elegant, luxurious I and comfortable salocn in the Colony, is now open. All who are fond of the scientific game of Billiards, can enjoy themselves to their heart's content. Gentlemen can rely upon receiving the most polite attention, and the strictest order will be maintained during the gjxme ■ BASTINGS' COMMERCIAL HOTEL, Lawrence. THRASHING MACHINES. RW. CAPSTICK has for sale, two of Marshall and Son's Tiiiadhing Machines all complete.