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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3488, 18 April 1890, Page 2

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>Spleudld Assortment to Choose From. ALL FIiESH GOODS, MUSIC, MR J, OAKDY is prepared to Rive instriietionontheYiolin.Clarioiiot. or Fluto. for terms, eto, apply at Lincoln Road, 3444

GIRL'S COLLEGE, OXFORD HOUSE, MiSTEwrox, THIS college ia to be conducted on the same prii.cplea as the High Schools of the-Colony .whig thoaaoie books, There will bo a classalso for YOUNG CBILDKBN.to which boja will be admitted and taught tho rudiments of LATIN. Piukcii'ai—Mrs Hammond, Agisted by Miss Waiker, late teacher in tho Hi»h School, Auckland, Certificates from tho French Conservatoire. London, for music and drawing, and from tho Eoard of Education, New Zealand. FIRST TERM TO BE3IN JUNE In. Mrs H-'mmond will be at home from the beginning of Hay attheCOLLEGK, jjasterton, to arrange with parents for 4ay pupils or boarders. For prospectus and torma apply to tIRS HAMMOND, this oTiro.

Eduoatlonul Depository 1 8. IMESIMPORTER OF Stationery & Fancy Gooift How openiug'exDoisicNEWBOOKS NEW PERIODICALS NEW FANCY GOODS NEW MUSIC. FIRST CLASS PUKO FOR KALE, (C«h, or Deferred Pnyinent.)