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Waikato Argus, Volume I, Issue 63, 1 December 1896, Page 1

SADDLER & HARNESS MAKER AND IMPORTER, II A M I L T 0 N, BEGS to announce to the settlers of Waikato that he is now doing business on a larger scale by bujing direct from the Home Manufacturers, Therefore, he is in a position to sell at the LOWEST FOSSIBLE PRICES, and for the convenience of customers has opened BRANCH ESTABLISHMENTS AT NGABUAWAHIA & KOBRINSYILLB, under the supervision of the most com pctcnt workmen, with WELL-ASSORTED STOCK and where all orders will bo executed on the shortest notice and at moderate charges. g3T A visit will repay intending purchasers l'cforc buying elsewhere, f 22 GREAT SPECIAL! CY! Send direct to us your PHOTOGRAPH, or that of any friend or relative whose memory you cherish, and we will produce a : -• ; ; o veiy beautiful and - : - " Highly Finished Permanent ENLARGEMENT, j 5 i equalling a : ? • ?- ?.-f Rich Steel - Plate KXHK.YVISU, for -> - •- - -- -'■' ~- inches." Usual Pi ice, s "5 v 7 j t ; i i One Guinea. N.B. —By sending •; ; i y; <-l* r c , cfc yni save canva'ScrV commission. Carefully address a'l orders to : W. H. BARTLETT, ART PHOTOGRAPHER, Uaktlett's Studio, Queen-street, Auckland i/ I NO'S pOLLEG E, AUCKLAND. "THE TOWER," REMUERA. rpiNCITAL : MR GRAHAM BRUCE, 8.A., with honours, of London University Rfsidkxt Assistant Masters : Mi: C. T. Major, M.A., 8.50., sometime Senior Mathematical Scholar of New Zealand University. Mu R. A. McCpm.ivmi. ' M.A., with honours of New Zealand University. Mit J. Mackay, B.A, Mit A. Crump. Visiting Masters are engaged for Music, Fainting, Drawing, Carpentry, Prospectus on applica of The Waikato Argi's pRINCE A LBERT /COLLEGE AUCKLAND. Chairman of Boaid of Governors : PaESIDENT OK WESLEYAN CONFERENCE. Head Master : THOMAS JACKSON, M. A. (Loud. Univ.), with an efficient staff of resident misters and lady graduates and visiting masters. BOYS' AND GIRLS'SIDES in large separate buildings, with detached playgrounds. These have been specially built and fitted up for the reception of BOARDERS, who receive every care under Mrs Jackson's superintend!, iuc. The College RE-OPENS on February 10. Boardeis can be received at any period of the term. Full particulars, prospectus, etc, can be obtained from the Head Master, or the Secretary, Rlv. 11. 8011, l'onsonby. 25/1 A UCKLAND COLL E(I K AN!> \ GRAMMAR SCHOOL (Fouxdmi ISCU) FOR HOYS AND GIRLS HiaiMaster: J. W. Tidds, M.A., Kcble College, Oxford, sometime Tasmai.ian Scholar, assisted by a large staff of Univeisity Graduates. Successes of the School for the Year 1895. 1. Semou District Scholarships.—All the Six Scholarships {£1)0 a-year each) offered by the Board of Educ ition. 2. Junior University Sc.ioi.Ansiiirs Three Scholarships and anoMier qualified for a-Scholarship. AH tlie other candidates from this School passed "with credit.' .'!. Matriculation Examination.—Sixteen passed rut of eighteen. •1. M) DICAL PRELIMINARY EXAMINATION —Both candidates passed. o. Junior Civil Service Examination —The School gained the :!.d, 4th (two bracketed), 11th and 13th places, and fifteen ethers passed. Five obtained Cadetships in the Civil Service. DH WILK IIS f uses Electricity, Galvanism, and Vapour Baths Many years Honorary Surgeon Alfred Hospital, Melbourne; also, Infirmary for Diseases of Eye, Ear, Throat and Chest, Melbourne ; two years at Throat Hospital, London, with Sir Morcll Mackenzie. Spectacles arranged to ad sights. See Dr. Wiikins' pamphlet on Cure of Medical, Surgical, and Chronic Ncrvc Debility (mainly without internal medicines, sent post free for seven peon, stamps. Office hours daily. Sunday, 10 to 12. SHORTJ AMD-STREET (Near Sta» OmcE.