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= Rev. ALBERT SMEDEs, ,4l0rctoY


ENHE winter term Of this School, will commence ON
/ IL the llth Of Nov, and continue uHthe 18th Of
ApriLai - ~ b445.t1


.~zs.x TERMS
For Board and English Tuition, per Term ofS


: Months, payable in advance, 800 90
Tuition in French, 3a 70 20


81 fn Music on fhe Piano OF Guitar. with


% 90 for the use of the Piano, 25 90
Tnitiop ON the Harp with $40 90 ioT use Of
fhe Tnstruinenf, 80 do
Tuition in Drawing and Painting, Is 90


N b. Beds and Bedsfeaos are fnrRskedS the School
Pupils are required 70 furnish their own Bedding and
towels, or 70 pay instead, IS co. The CIoring Of Pu.
pills should be distinctly marked with the owners name
fn J"H Exavagance dress is contrary 10 the pFfnci
pies and practice Of the School, and Parents viii com
fer favor, by providing their Children only with 1e
p1alnest attire. Jewels and Lace are prohibited Tho
dress of the Pupils, in Winter for Sundays aud specsf
occasions, must be of N0asa Lam or serie of a.
dark blue color; the Bonnet, of Straw. trimmed with
dark blue ribbon. For eir ordinary apparel they may
wear dresses of C0lfcO or such other suitable
material, as their wardTobes will furnish!


The Religious services Of the School being held inhS
Chapel of the Institution by the Rector Pupils have
rarely occasion to visit the City They allowed to
accept invitations in the City for the day only once a
month, and never for the evening.


they have opportunities Of seeing their friends and
acquiring ease of in society," At the SOtrees
which are stately held ~


Sept. &c, 1915. 68Q If