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New Zealand Tablet, Volume II, Issue 80, 7 November 1874, Page 15

piATHOLIC YOUNG- LADIES' v^ boabding and day sohooi,, Monica House, Wobcesteb Stbbbt, (Near Latimer Square,) CHRISTCHURCH. CONDUCTED BX THE DONNELLY. ■ ■ * TbEe Course of Instruction comprises a thoroughEngUsb Education in all its branches, plain and fancy Needlework, for ' Forty Guineas pee, Annxtm, French, German, Drawing, Painting (MusicClassic), Singing, and Daneiag are extra. The house is pleasantly situated, and every care will be taken to promote the health, nstruction, and enjoyment of the pupils. Particular attention is paid to the religious instruction. Good references are required;

DOMINICAN CONVENT BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES. r T^HE Course of Instruction comprises an A- English. Education in all its branches, French, German, and Italian Languages and Literature ; Music, Singing, Plain and Fancy Work, Drawing, Painting, etc., etc. For Term and further particulars, apply to the LADY SUPERIOR, DOWLING STREET, DUNEDIN, or St. DOMINICK'S PRIORY, WAIKARI. Visiting hours, on Wednesday and Saturday, from 2 to 4 p.m. Respectable references are required;

MUNSTER ARMS HOTEL, Corner of Walker and Princes Streets. PO'BEIEN begs to intimate (o his * friends, and visitors from the country havng greatlj improved the above Premises, he is enabled to offer cleanly and good ac« cammodation to boarders and travellers on ' reasonable terms. P. O'Brien does not mention the quality of his stock, but requests friends to judge for themselves.

I'M A R T I N , FASHIONABLE TAILOR, (Lafco Cutter to D* Sampson)' CRITERION BUILDINGS, PEINOaS ST. Dunediu,