NOTICE.
ALL ACCOUNTS due to the CJnder"c*~ signed up to the end of October, are requested to be paid at ouce to prevent legal proceedings. S. Gibbs. Christcbureh, Nov. 23, 1853. CHRISTCHURCH LADIES' SCHOOL. Tj^Oß Day-scholars and Boarders, to be -1- conducted on Church of England principles. It is proposed early in 1854, to open this Establishment, where a good English education will be imparted, with instruction in the Latin grammar, in Music (piano forte, guitar and S">gi»g), and in drawing ; also in the French, wennan, and Italian languages. Parents in«»e neighbouring settlements, in India, or other parts, who may entrust the care of their daughter to the ladies conducting the above establishment, may depend on every effort being made " '"I'm their minds and manners rightly, and 1(1 promote their health and happiness. Mrhess to Mrs. Charles Thomson, care of fllr-kould,Cl>ristchureh. J™y Lady qualified to assist in any of the .'"^ "ranches of 'Education, and willing to h'thi Partnersfli Pr otherwise) in an Esta- ,,.,,'' m? ni °f the hind, is requested to communilate ™th the Advertiser.
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Lyttelton Times, Volume III, Issue 152, 3 December 1853, Page 11
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175Page 11 Advertisements Column 1 Lyttelton Times, Volume III, Issue 152, 3 December 1853, Page 11
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