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Manawatu Times, Volume VIII, Issue 167, 23 January 1883, Page 3

NELSON COLLEGE FOR GIRLS, FOUNDED utider " The Nelson College Act, 1858," and carried on under the management of the council of Governors of Nelson College. Visitor i His Excellency the Governor of New Zealand. Council of Governors : J. W. Bamicoat, Esq., A. S. Collins, Esq , General Davidsou, C. Y. Fell, Esq., W. C. Hodgson, Esq., Albert Pitt, Esq., James Sclanders, Esq., A- P. Seymour, Esq., John Sharp, Esq. Lady Principal : Miss Kate M. Edger, M.A., New Zealand. Assistant Mistresses : Miss Liliian Edger, M.A., New Zealand ; Miss H. S. Milne. Music : Madame Summerhayes. With Masters and Mistresses m special subjects, and such Assistant Teachers as may be required. BOARDING DEPARTMENT. Lady Matron: Misß Elizabeth Bruce Bell. The regular course of instruction includes the English Language and Literature, French, German, Latin, Mathematics, and the elements of Natural atid Physical Science, with the usual features of a liberal education. -* For Instrumental Music, Singing, Drawing, and Dancing additional fees are charged, Pupils on entrance must be able to read, write, and work the first four rules of Arithmetic with rea« sonable facility. TERMS. For Girls over 1-2 years of age. Per quarter £ s. d. Tuition Fees and School Stationery ... ... 3 3 0 Board and Residence m the College — including Washing, ... ... 12 10 0 Dinnbronly ... ... 210 0 For Girls under 12 years of age. uition Fees and School StaT tionery (other charges as above) ... ... 2 2 0 Instrumental Music Singing Drawing ... ... Dancing Board during Midsummer or Midwinter Holidays, 20s per week. Young Ladies wishing to supplement previous education m any particular branch may receive instruction m one language or subject on payment of a fee of One Guinea per quarter, and for every additional subject Half-a-Guinea, and may attend the Music, Drawing, or other extra classes at the school rates. Arrangements are being made for the foundation of Annual and other Scholarships. The College will be opened for the reception of Pupils on FRIDAY, the 2nd February next. N.B.— Tuition Fees and Boarding Charges are payable quarterly m advance to the updersigned, who alone is authorised to receive them. Before removal of a. Boarder, • a. quarter's notice must be given ' to the Secretary m writing, or a quarter's fees and charges paid. OSWALD CURTIS, Secretary. GRASS SEED KOTICS. G. M. sFELS ON HAS made arrangements with a. Southern firm of Seed Merchants for supplies of Rye Grass .Seed. t Price — Delivered m Palmerßton sb. per bushel. All seed guaranteed free from weeds. HAIBDHRSSLNG. PROFESSOR ROWLEY Tbe Obiojnai., (Late of Willis Street, Wellington). Begs to inform the gentlemen of Palmerston that he has commenced business m the shop lately occupied by Mr Metard, m the Square. By strict attention to his customers, and paying especial care to keep nothing but goods pf best brands m his shop* he trusts to merit a fair measure ot support. A Txial Sof,ICITEP. Cigars and "Tobacces of the best brands only m btock. $3?~Profeßsor Rowley uses his famous Go!-.' en Han Wash for Shampooing, tiaircutting, &c. Sent m an Envelope for Is Stamps to defray Postage. SOCIAL "ITOIENCE: A Treatise on all Nervous Disorders which cause Impediment to Marriage, and all Chronic Disease; also, How to ch'-ose a Partner for Life, so as to live happy and produce healthy children, aad how to regain and preserve ! your health, *c, <fee. Address— R. T. BELBY. Medical Herbalit-t Devonshire-street, Surry Hills, Sydney