RING'S AUCKLAND. BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS. ■n „., . r>T> AVTMVr 'R'RrTC'E. 8.A., with Honors of London I Principal: GRAHAM -B-tvUon,. SnooKssss, 1897-99. Rksideht Mastfbs. G. BIGG-WITHER, B A. to bo appointeil. E. H. STRONG, M.A. F. STUCK ICY A. W. SHORT K. W. FAIRCLOUUH F. WORLKY Visiting Masi Six Boys, Senior Civil Service gjl One l.oy passed with Distinction, an'l was'2nd in New Zealand, 1900.™ Twenty-fight Boy. Junior Civil Service || Twelve Hoys, Mntricu'at'on US, Two Boys qualified for Board nf l'Muca-h| tion" Senior Scholarships, IS'J'.l, "l'-p tniuinf! fourth and fifth places. Oiiegi boy obtained free education Jwffl tin co years on the same cxaminatiou, M 1000 ' : One Boy passed " with credit" Univer sity Junior Scholarship cxaniina-™ tion, 1599 P Next Term begins TUKSDAY, 25th September. Bwderß \° ctl - cr on thc 2*'J Prospectus or ST. GEORGE'S BAY ROAD, I PARNELL. 3RINCIPALS: MISS HULL & MRS GORDON, C.H.L., First Class (with honours). Resident French Governess : MADEMOISELLE BOUILLON, Dancing and Calisthenics: MISS A. HULL. j Visiting Staff: MISS LANCE (Cambridge), MRS DEVVES, MISS HEY WOOD, MISS STUBBING. MISS TILLY, MR WATKINS. MR LESLIES HUNT, and others as arranged. Jj <mr Pupils are Prepared for Matriculation and Junior Civil Service ExaminationsSECOND TERM BEGINS ON JUKE 4, 1900. The Principals will be "At Home" to parents the last week in May and the Fourth Saturday in every month. Prospectuses on application to the office of this paper. 1" > The Great Sheepmen of Britain. IHE "ROYAL" is the GREATEST SHEEP SHOW in the World. It is where the Cream of British Breeders bring the Cream of their Flocks to fight for the Highest Honours Sneep can win. It stands to reason that these Sheep get the best of everything that money can buy—the best food ; the best attention, and the Best DipLot us see what the Royal Prize-winners at York have to say about THE BEST DIP! THE CENSUS OF ROYAL SHOW PRIZE-WINNERS AT YORS j GIVES THE FOLLOWING FIGURES :- | TOTAL PRIZES WON 102 j COOPER'S DIP 140 I Balance, for division amongst all other dips 22 ; ANALYSIS : I CHAMPION. FIRST. SECOND. THIRD. TOTAL.I COOPER 5 (>1 55 1J) 140| OTHER DIPS ... 1 7 11 3 22 igg- COOPER DIP SECURED NEARLY 90 PER CENT- OP THE | FIRST PRIZES, OR NINE TIMES AS MANY AS ALL OTHER DIPS PUT j TOGETHER. 10 SETTLERS IN TEE WAIKATO DISTRICTS. WHEN YOU BUY: Jams or Marmalade REMEMBER MENNIE & DEY'g arc the BEST MADE in the Colony, WAIKATO FRUITS being largely used in their manufacture. WHY THEN SEND YOUR MONEY SOUTH FOR ARTICLES NOT SO GOOD ? I Buy Meimie and Dey's ! \ For SETTLERS' BISCUITS, cheap and good J MENNIE & DEY supply, either direct or through the rr.ereh;u,t3, the BEST ARTICLES and > GIYE BETTER VALUE thau any house in the trade. i FOR Fancy Confections, Chocolates, AND . Sweets of Every Kind, l VVE ARE THE LEADING MAKERS IN THE COLONY. NOTE THESE FACTS AND INSIST UPON BEING SUPPLIED WITH OUR GOODS ! I MANUFACTURERS OF Biscuits, Jams, Confectionery, &c. HEAD OFFICE EET, AUCKLAND. 901. NEW YEAR BREWS! MADE FEOM THE BEST MALT & HOPS & THE PUREST WATER IN THE WORLDp| SPECIALITIES: IHT BITTER. INDIA PALE, & XXXX UNRIVALLED DOUBLE STOUT. IMiMMH
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Waikato Argus, Volume X, Issue 864, 25 January 1901, Page 1
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525Page 1 Advertisements Column 1 Waikato Argus, Volume X, Issue 864, 25 January 1901, Page 1
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