ONEHUNGA YOUNG LADIES' SCHOOL. THE services of MISS STOTHARD, as Prin- cipal, having been engaged, this School will be OPENED oa TUESDAY, Ist October. Terms, Quarterly, in Advance : Superior English education, French and perspective drawing ... ... -*1 JJ J> Any one course of the above subjects ... 010 6 Music - 110 Miss Stothard had charge of the Caermarthen Model School (Walei) for four years, in which she trained teachers; was Head- Governess of Christ- church Collegiate School, Brighton (England), for two years ;. and was Principal of the Bandon Irain- ing School for Teachers (Ireland) for two and a halt Upon resigning each of these appointments, Miss Stothard received the highest testimonials, among which are those from — The Bishop of St. David's. The Rev. H. L. Jones, her Majesty's Inspector of Schools. _ . The Key. F. Wilkinson, her Majesty s Inspector of Schools. , . , , x i The Rev. W. Brookfield, her Majesty's Inspector of Schools, , The Hon. and Rev. C. Bernard, brother to the Earl of Bandon— Which maybe seen on application to Henry Taylor Esq., Onehnnga.
MISS WATSON'S EDUCATIONAL CLASS ifrom 3 to halt-past 5 p.m.] (will OPEN on MONDAY, October 7th. Singing Class on Friday Afternoon, at half-past 4. Terms, 15s. per quarter. Symonds-street, oorner of Havelock-street. Sate- factory Refercncet.
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