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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3481, 10 April 1890, Page 2

THIS SPACE RESERVED FOR GS4 JQS&STOff General Merchant) AND Direct Importer Queen-street Uasterton. LOOK OUT fOR J. CARPENTER'S NEW iNNOUNCEMBNTi WHICH WILL SHORTLY AFPMR IN THIS SPACE, J. CARPENTER CENTRAL BOOT MART, QUEEN-STREET MASTERTON 3170 GIRL'S COLLEGE, OXFORD HOUSE, Mastervon. THIS college ia to bo conducted on tho same principles as tlio High Schools of the Colony, using tho same books. There will be a clasß also for YOUNG CHILDREN, to which boys will be admitted and taught the rudiments of LATIN. PsiKciPii—Mns Hammond, Assisted by Miss W.uran, late teacher in tho High School, Auckland. Certificates from tho French Conservatoire, London, for music and drawing, and from the Board of Education, New Zealand. FIRST TERM TOBEaIN JUNE Ist. Mils Hammond will be at homo Irom tho beginning of May at theCOLLEGE, Masterton, to strange with parents for day pupils or boarders. For prospectus and terms apply to MRS HAMMOND, this oice. Educational Repository, MASTERTON, EASTER CARDS EASTER CARDS CHOICE ASSOREMENT JUST ' OPENED. FIRST GLASS PIANO FOR SALE, (Cash, or Deferred Payment.) New Music Just Received— SONGS, WALTZES, PIECES, &ut. J. B. INNES, BOOKSELLER, STATIONER AND FANOY GOODS DEALER, MASTERTON. pOR Enaraol Taint, (Jfidpor tin, go k! and K. TUN GEY, Mumeiwtreet, Wo'ilington. 8440