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Lyttelton Times, Volume VI, Issue 386, 16 July 1856, Page 1

SALE BY AUCTION. MESSRS. F. NOBLE CAMPBELL, & Co. will sell by Public Auction, at their Sale Rooms, on Thursday, the 17th July, next, the following Merchandise— Regatta and bine serge shirts. Linen cheek, black alpaca Scotch and lambs-wool hose Over-coats and pea jackets Paint brushes Oil paintings Oamp ovans and saucepans Nests of boxes Cioves, tin plates Gouges, tower bolts Tomahawks, shingling hammers Lamp cotton Chaff cutter Shoe knives White copperas and sugar of lead &c., &c, &c. Oxford Street, Lvttelton, July 14th, 1856. ''. r ' 7161 Christ's College Grammar School. THE, School will re-upen on Monday, July 21st, at 9 a.m. Lessons will be given in Drawing to those hoys whose parents may desire it, after Schoolhours on Wednesdays and Saturdays for an hour each day. Drawing-Master, Mr. B. W. Mountfort. If as many as twelve Pupils offer, the charge will not be more than Fifteen Shillings per quarter. Parents who may wish their sous to learn Drawing are requested to give the earliest possible notice to the Head-Master. Henry Jacobs, Head-Master. Christchurch, July 14th, 1556. 7164 jy 19 Lyttelton, District Schools. THESE Schools will re-open on Monday next, July 21st. FEES. per week, per quarter. Evening School Is. 6d. 13s. 6d. Boys'and girls'do Is. 9s. Infants' School 6d. ss. N_ B. The Infants' School will be conducted for the future by a Junior Mistress, under the Superintendence of Mrs Mayo, Mistress of the Girls' School. G. Cotterill. Head Master of Lyttelton School, j y 19 Lyttelton Grammar School. rjpHE School will re-open on Monday next, J- July 21st. School fees £2 10s. a quarter, to be paid in advance. G. Cotterill, Head Master. Canterbury Joint Stock Loan Invest- . ment and Discount Society. THE Half-yearly meeting of the above Society did not take place on Friday last, as was advertised, in consequence of the inclemency of the weather. The committee beg therefore to inform the shareholders, that the accounts were in a most satisfactory state, and the progress during the past six months has been in every way advantageous both to the shareholders, andthose who have availed themselves of Loans. Any particulars may be known by application to S. Gtjndry, Secretary. By order of the Committee. Lyttelton, 14th July, 1856. 7165 jy23