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Miscellaneous. FRANKL YN, Mining Agent and Sbarebrbker, RoesjTown Inangahua' G. M'GARRELL, Bright Street, Westport, Bill. Poster and 801 l - Ringer. rpilE WESTPORT CRATED ■* WATER AND CORDIAL FACTORY, FREEMAN-STREET. ON SALE: Quinine Bitters Sarsaparilla Ilostetter " Peppermint Stoughton " Ginger Cordial Leslie's Raspberry Cloves, &c, &c. L. FERNANDEZ, Proprietor. PRANK COURTNEY'S EXPRESS, Carrying Mails and Parcels, r EAVES Westport every SATUR —I DAY at 7 a.m., Calling at Ohiki, Blackwater, Christy's and Reefton. Parcels, .fee., to be left at BAILIE & HUMPHREY'S, Kenedy-street, or at the "TIMES" OPPICE. WESTPORT TIMES j AGENCY. "jl/TR. PRANCJS COURTNEY is authorised to Receive Advertisements and Collect Accounts for this Journal in the Inangahua District. E. J. O'CONOR. J? O R SALE.

lOMEORTABLE COTTAGE (three-roomed), in Kennedy-street. jTNIVERSITT OE OTAGO. The following mentioned Classes will be opened in the UniversityBuilding, Dunedin, about the beginning of June, 1871: 1. Classics. —Separate Classes for Junior and Senior Latin, Greek, and the English Language and Literature. Professor: G. S. Sale, M.A., late of Uugby, and formerly Fellow and Classical Lecturer, Trinity College, Cambridge. 2. Mathematics. — Separate Classes for Junior and Senior Mathematics ; Junior and Senior Natural Philosophy. Professor: John Shand, M.A., formerly Eirst Mathematical Master in the Royal Academy, Gosport, England; and the Edinburgh Academy. 3. Mental and Moral Philosophy. — Classes for Logic, Mental Science, Moral Philosophy, and Political Eco'nomv. Professor: D. Macgregor, M.A., M.8., Lite Eergusou Scholar, iu Mental and Moral Science. 4. Natural Science. Classes for Chemistry, Mineralogy, &c, will be opened in May, 1872. Professor: J. G. Black, M.A., D.Sc., Edinburgh University. The term will last for six months continuously, during the entire course of which Instruction will be given to each class by the Professor, by means of Text Books, Lectures, and oral and written Examinations. The fee for each Professor is Three Guineas per term. Intending Students and persons desirous of obtaining additional information are requested to communicato with JOHN HISLOP, Hon.' Secretary.