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Lyttelton Times, Volume LVII, Issue 6506, 3 January 1882, Page 1

Amusements, fto. TH■A TB K BOT AL, K(U|RI Thao. Hamilton and J. S. WUlia. Be-appsaranoc of LOUISE POMEBOY. Accorded a hearty welcome. Supported by UB W. H. LEAKE, Ur H. Flemming, Mr W. Hoskins, Mr J. J. Wallace, Mr Tboo. Hamilton. LAST TIME TO.nFqHT, TUESDAY, Shakespeare's Charming Comedy of TWELFTH NIOHTj Viola Miaa Locum Pomiiot. TO-MOEBOW, WEDNESDAY EVENING. ■ The great emotional play. EAST L 1 N HE, | ffiiovLe} Mia. Lontaa Pomeroy THUBSDAT EVENING, JANUABY 6, AB YOU LIKE IT. Boaalind Miaa Loniae Pomeroy With the " Cuckoo Song." FBIDAY EVENING, JANUABY 6, SCHOOL FOB SCANDAL. I Seat* at Uilner and Thompson's. 9071 93 I Gr A lETY T HEAT BE. TO-NIGHT 11 - TO-NIGHT 111 POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT BUT ONE or LYONS' TODBISTS, AND PLBABUBE PABTT In their Saoceaafnl Chrlatmaa Pantomime, ISLE OF TULIP AT AM, Or the Pretty Pereiana. To be preceded by the Uuaioal Bnrletta. THE LOAN OF A LOVEB. TO-MOBEOW (WEDNESDAY), 4th, BENEFIT OF MISS AMY HOBTON, Under Diatingulehed Patronage, and positively Laat Night of the Tonrista Company. Admiaaion—la, 2a, and Sa. 9076 A SERVICE OF SONG. Entitled ••fjl H E A Y F L 0 W E E," Will be rendered in the WESLEYAN CHUBOH, DUBHAM STREET, OH THURSDAY NEXT, 6th JAN. 1882. Connective Readings by the Bev F. W. laltt. Doors open at 7 o’clock. To commence at 7.80. Admission by Ticket only. Tickets (price Is) may be obtained at the Wesleyan Book Depot, Colombo street. Prooeede on behalf of Sunday School. 9579 88 THE Ladies of St John’s Church Work Society intend holding a Sale of Work on Saturday, Jan. 14th, in Mr Wynn Williams' Ground, Latimer Square, to oommenoe at 12 Noon. Entrance fees. Adults, Is ; Children, Cd.. 8872

Meetings LYTTELTON REGATTA. f'XB WS for the Inrigger and Outrigger Races / are requested to meet at Messrs Eoyse, Stead and Co/s offices, Lyttelton, at 8.30 a.m. today, T. L. SMITH, Hon See. Election Notices. SYDENHAM BOROUGH COUNCIL.?* - EirBAOEDINABT VACANCY. IBEBEBY give notice that an election will he held on Friday, the 13th day of Jan., 1882, at the Borough Council office, Sydenham, (or the purpose of eleotiug one councillor to fill the vacancy created by the election of John Joyce, Esq., to the office of Mayor. Nominations - for the office must he made in the form prescribed by "The Regulation of Local Elections Act, 1876," and delivered at the Town Clerk’s office, Sydenham, before noon on Tuesday, the 3rd Jan. 1882. CHABLES ALLISON, Jvhb., JBetorning-Offioer. Sydenham. Peo. 22.1881. 9229 79 KAIAFOI BOBOOGH COUNCIL. EXTRAORDINARY VACANCY. NOTICE is hereby given that on Election will be held on Friday, the thirteenth day of Jan.. 1882, for the purpose of eleotiug one properly qualified person as a Councillor of the Borough of Kaiapoi, in the place of Councillor Caleb Smith, who has been elected Mayor. Nominations must be made in the form prescribed by " The Regulation of Local Elections Act, 1876," before noon on Tuesday, the third day of January, 1882, at the office of the Council, Kaiapoi, where the election will be held. The Poll will (it requited) be taken at the same place on the day above-named, between the hours of 9 a.m. and 6 p.m. Forme of nomination naner can be obtained from the Town Clerk. O. E. DUDLEY, Retnrning-Offioer. Kaiapoi, Deo. 23, 1881. 9162 77 Educational. THE EDUCATION BOARD OF THE DISTRICT OF NORTH CANTERBURY.

SCHOOL DISTRICTS OF BROOMFIELD AND AMBERLBf. THE Education Board of the District of North Canterbury hereby , publicly notifies that, in pursuance ot tbe power conferred by the " Education Act, 1877,” it has resolved to Divide the School District of Amberley into two districts, to be called respectively the School Districts of Broomfield and Amberley- The division will take effect on the Ist January, 1882, from which date the boundaries ot these two districts will be as follows Boundaries ot the School District of Broomfield Commencing at the north-east corner of Rural Section 9528, thence westerly following the road north of that section to the road and Railway Reserve, thence south-westerly by a straight line to the northernmost corner of Section 26864, thonoe south-westerly following the road north-west thereof to the northwest oomer of Section 7875, thonoe southerly by a straight line to the southwest corner of Section 7618, thence easterly by the Baloairn School District to the Road and Railway Reserve, thence northerly by said reserve to the north branch ot the river Kowai, thence by tnat river to the road north-west of section 22881, thence north-easterly and northerly by that road to the road separating sections 9321 and 21096, thence north-easterly by the latter road to the road south-west of section 19017, thence south-easterly by said toad to its junction with the North road, and from thence returning northerly along that road to the commencing point. Boundaries of the School District of Amberley —Bounded on the eastward by the river Waipara and the sea, southward by the Leitbfleld School District, westward by the Broomfield School District (as hereinbefore defined), and northward by the road running through section 4053. The Board hereby colls public meetings of the householders in the above-mentioned districts, to be hold on Monday, the 23rd day of January, 1882. at seven o'clock in the evening, for the purpose of electing Committees for such districts for the year ending upon the fourth Monday la January, 1833. >ho place of mooting in each district shall bo the Sohoolhouso. The Board further directs that the first meeting of each School Committee shall bo held in the place appointed for the election, and immediately alter the election upon the same eveningJ. V. COLBOKNE-vEEL, Secretary. Christchurch, Deo. 23rd, 1831, 931 b 82 PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. runs MISSES SHEATH bog to inform the ■ inhabitants of Rangiora and the surrounding districts that they will be prepared, at the commenoomenl of the now scholastic year, to receive Pupils to instruct in thorough English, French, muslo, drawing, and painting in wator-oolours j also lu plain und ornamental needlework. Farther ments. particulars iu future advertise--9114 76 ABEBDABB HOUSE. Gloucester street west. —Boarding-house for pupils attending the Boys’ High School and similar Institutions. . Iho house is specially built for the above purpose, and oondnoted by Rev C. Turroll, M.A., who will bo prepared to receive bontders at the beginning of the first term, 1882. Apply to Bov C. TunroH, Midmont, Upper Eioonrtou. « Btai ou A HERD AEE HOUSE, Gloucester street west. f\ Clauses for young ladles j Conducted by Bov ETurroU, M.A., and Mrs Turrel). „ , The subjects taught will be English, French, lermau, Latin, MuthemuMos. Arrangements can « made for the teaching ot Music, Drawing, bingeg, Ac, 8482 60