This about finished the cursory inspection of tbo old portion of the building, the impression on the i visitors' minds at tho conclusion of it being i most favourable. All the rooms are simply but adequately furnished ; the floors are i spotlessly clean, and hardly a speck of dust could be found on m&ntclpicco, table or chair. The study and class rooms are exceptionally well appointed, lit and ventilated, and the greatest care is taken that the pupils shall bo made as comfortable and the surroundings as home-like as possible. The inspection of the old portion concluded the Lady Superior led the way to tho. additions, where were found Messrs Dclaney Bros., the contractors, and their men putting , tho finishing touches to things generally. The new portion is a continuation and conclusion of the northern wing, and contains twenty six rooms. Going through the hall on tho ground floor a pantry and larder are first entered, and are found fitted up neatly with the necessary shelves. Ad joining these is the community refectory 22ft by 15ft,. well lit, lofty and prettily furnished; Opposite is a well appointed , scullery 16ft 6in by Bft 6in and running- parallel with tho scullery, on tho western-side is a passage which communicates with the only door opening out on tho north ern side. Passing along the door leading to the community sitting-room is next met with of similar internal dimensions -as the refect ory, and adjoining is an economat 15ft by lift and a sisters' sitting room lCft 6in by lift. Opposite the economat is a storo room loft by 10ft and a man servant's room 15ft by 7ft 6in, lavatory, coal and lumber rooms. At the western end of the ground floor is a laun dry 13ft 9in by lift with a strongly finished ironing table m tho centre and to the right of this room is a well fitted up wash-house, containing large copper boiler, and three washing tanks. Hot and cold water is laid on and everything is so well a ranged that wash ing can be dona well aud speedily. From opposite the Bisters sitting room springs a neat staircase with turned handrails which leads the visitor out by the bath-room on the first floor. 