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Wanteds, &c \XTliy i'AY RENT ? Money to Vv Lend ; assistance to build ; easy terms. Apply Manager, 23 Coonibes' Arcade, olf High-street, Auckland. 8/12 \X7~ANTED-Boy, to milk one cow YY und make himself generally useful. Apply this office. _ 1-1/1 r ANTED—A Situation by a PractiYV cal Gardener, well up in all its branches. Good landscape.— G. Nettlingham, ILuni'ton West, Wait"*' >'" J"ANTED Purchasers for Violin I V Strings and Fittings of all kinds. A choice se'ection of Violins in stock at 11. H. Howden's, jeweller, Hamilton. Jt/ ANTED—Working Men to know W that by paying small deposit, balance as rent, you can procure a home of your own. Send address for particulars, Box 473,G.P.0., Auckland. 8/12 *isr ANTED—Persons de-irous of pur- ¥ V chasing Pianos or Organs, either for cash or on the hire system, to call on H. H. Howden, Hamilton, agent British and Continental Piano Company. 11/C *7J7 ANTED TO LET—At Raglan, VV Four-roomed Cottage, partly furnished. Apply W. J. Smith. Harbour View Hotel, Raglan. 22/12 Wr ANTED KNOWN—Fruit Boxes, Association sizes, may be obtained at Davys Bros.' Mill, Rukuhia. ANTED KNOWN—Splendid lot VV Handsome Teapots, Glassware, and Useful Crockery, direct from England, at very low prices.—J. T. Home, Hamilton. ____. ]MI \JLf- ANTE D KNOWN. FRANK ROSE is still to be found at the Oxford Hotel, which is situated in the very best part of the district for trout tishing. Fishing Licenses and Fishing Tackle obtainable at' the Hotel. Terms : 6s per day; by tho week, 355. W/ll SHEEPSKINSThe undersigned is a buyer of SHEEP SKINS, WOOL and DAGS lor Cash on Delivery at the Ngaruawahia Railway Station, or at the Old Flour Mill. S. JAMES, Fellmongcr. Ngaruawahia, April 11th, 1595. 13/4 IHEEPSKINS bought in any quanta) tity. Highest price given for Skins, Wool, Dags. J. MACLEAN, 1/7 Cambridge. : ISS NEWELL will RE-OPEN her School at 9.30 a.m. on WEDNESDAY, 3rd February. l/I ISS YOUNG will resume School jIVJ Duties on WEDNESDAY, 3rd February. Linton, Cambridge, 29th January, 1897. "ISS MISSEN, Certificated T«aeher . of the Piano, Organ, Violin and Viola. New Term will begin on MONDAY, February Ist. Special attention to technique and theory. Beginners a speciality. 26/1 XAIKATO pOLLEGE, HAMILTON. NEW TERM BEGINS TUESDAY, February 9th. Evening Class for Book - keeping, Shorthand (Pitman and Lightline) and Typewriting -wiM begin February 10th. 21/1 DK. RUDOLF HAEUSLER. TING'S pOLLEGE, AUCKLAND. " THE TOWER," REMUERA. Visitor The Rev. W. Beatty. Principal : MR GRAHAM BRUCE, 8.A., with honours, of London Univsrsity Resident Assistant Masters : Mr C. T. Major, M.A., B.Sc, sometime Senior Mathematical Scholar of New Zealand University. Mr K. A. McCcllugh, M.A., with honours of New Zealand University. Mr J. Mackay, B.A. Mr A. Crump. Visiting Masters are engaged for Music, Painting, Drawing, Carpentry, and Gymnastics. Prospectus on application at the office of The Waixato Argus. Term commences TUESDAY, February 9th. All boarders are required to enter on Monday, the Bth. 19/1 |>RINOE A LBERT /COLLEGE AUCKLAND. Chairman of Board of Governors : President oe Wesleyan Conference. Head Master : THOMAS JACKSON, M. A. (Lond. Univ.), with an efficient staff of resident masters 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 superintendence. The College RE-OPENS on February 10. Boarders can be received at any period of the term. Full particulars, prospect! •, etc., can be obtained from the Head Master, or the Secretary, Rlv. H. Bull, Ponsonby. * 2S/1 A UCKLAND COLLEGE AND . GRAMMAR SCHOOL (Founded 1869) FOR BOYS AND GIRLS Head Master: J. W. Turns, M.A., Keblc College, Oxford, sometime Tasmania!! Scholar, assisted by a large staff of University Graduates. Successes of the School for the Year 1895. 1. Senior District Scholarships.—All the Six Scholarships (£3O a-year each) offered by the Board of Education. 2. Junior University .Scholarships.— Three Scholarships and another qualified for a Scholarship. All the other candidates from this School passed "with credit.' 3. Matriculation Examination.—Sixteen passed out of eighteen. 4. Medical Preliminary Examination —Both candidates passed, o. Junior Civil Service Examination —Tho School gained the 3rd, 4th (two bracketed), 11th and 13th places, and fifteen others passed, Five obtained Cadctships in the Civil Service. ALL Correspondence for me to be addressed to HAMILTON after this date. GEO. J. MANN. Cambridge, December Ist, 1596. 3/12 ITH S , G' 1 ' F Queen-street, Cambruxsk, HAS TWO FRONT ROOMS TO LET (Furnished). Suitable for invalids needing change of air or for ladies expecting accouchement, pleasantly situated.