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Lyttelton Times, Volume LVII, Issue 6508, 5 January 1882, Page 7

Educational. THE EDUCATION BOAED OF THE DISTRICT OF NOETH CANTEBBUBY. SCHOOL DISTBIOTBOF SOUTH MALVEBN AND GLENTUNNEL. "*"'**" JL Canterbury hereby publicly notified that, in pursuance of the power conforred by the " Education Act, 1877," lthas rerolved to divide the school district of South Malvern into two district*, to be called, respectively, the school districts of South Malvern and Gieutannel. This division will take effect on the Ist January, 1682, from which date the bound&rios of tuose two distticts will be as follows ; Boundaries of the School District of South Malvern.—Cemaienoinir at the south-west corner of rural section 14074) thence southeasterly in a straight line to the southweot ooroor of seotion 12718; thence again south-easterly in a direct line to tbo southeast oorner of section 15151; thence northeasterly by a otraiftht line to the southernmost corner of section 20977; thence southcorner of section 11385, following the western boundary of that section to the south-west oorner thereof; thence southeasterly, following the soath-western boundaries of sections 11385 and 11308 to the north-west oorner of section 14671; thence south-eatterly along the south.west boondory of the latter section to the easternmost corner of section 14670; thence southwesterly, following the north-western boundaries of sections 16031, 16930. 16929, 16628,16927,16026, 16925,14222, 16724,14223, 16639, and 3717 to the southwestern corner of the latter seotion; thenoe southwesterly by a straight line to the southeast cm ner of seotion 16i61 j thence north, oasterly by a straight lino to the westernmost oorner of seotion 25154; thenoe again north-easterly by a straight line to the north-west corner of section 22057; and from thence returning northerly by a straight lino to the commencing point. ; Boundaries of tbo School District of Gl«mtunneL—Commencing at the easternmost •omer of rural section 33457 j thence nwrtheasterly, following the road south-east thereof to the northernmost oorner of section 21519; thence by a line in continuation of the north-west side of above-mentioned road to tbo river Hawkins, following up that river to the north-east oorner of section 16465; thence north-westerly by the Mali era school district to the south-west corner of seotion 11335; tbence southw sterly by th« South Malvern school dfstriot (heretofore defined; to the southeast oorner of seotion 16651; thence southerly by a road to the road sooth of seotion 20103; tbence easterly by the latter road to its janction with the road separating seotions 8978 and 8979; thenoe north easterly by a straight line to th* north-west oorner of seotion 331V0; thenoe easterly, following the northern boundaries cf sections 33190 and S3H to a point about thirty eight chains from the north-east oorner of the latter seotion; thence northerly by a straight lino to the confluence of the stream south-east of section vOI7O wish the river Wakaepa; and frem tbence returning along tho south-western side thereof to the commending point. The Board hereby calls publio meetings of the householders in the above-mentioned di-.trlot*, to be held on Monday, tho twenty-third day of January, 1882, at seven o'clock in the evening, for the purpose of electing Committees for snob, districts for the year ending upon the fourth Monday of J«nuary, 1883. The places of meeting shall be the Chnroh at South Malvern, and tho schoolhouse at Glentunnel. Tho Board farther directs that the first meeting Of each School Committee be held in the place appointed for the election, and immediately after the eleotion, upon the same evening. J. V. COLBOENE-VEEL, Secretary. Chrlstchurch, December 23,1881. 9226 79 PBELIMINABY ANNOUNCEMENT. |HE MISBE3 SHEATH beg to inform the inhabitants of Basgiora and the surrounding districts that they will be prepared, at tbe commencement of the new scholastic yeir, to receive Pupils to instruct in thorough English, French, music, drawing, and painting in water-colours; also in plain and ornamental needlework. Further particulars in future advertisements. 9114 76 ' BEEDABE HOUSE, Gloucester street west. . —Boarding-house for pupils attending the Boys* High School and similar institutions. The house is specially built for the above purpose, and oonduoted by Bev C. Turret], M.A., who will be prepared to receive boarders at the beginning of the first term, 1882. Apply to Bev C. Turrell, Midmont, Upper Bioearton. 8481 60 , BEBDABE HOUSE, Gloucester street west. ,—Classes for young ladies; oonduoted by Bev orrelL M.A., and Mrs Turrell. The subjects taught will be English, French, German, Latin, Mathematics. Arrangements can be made for the teaching of Music, Drawing, ringing, to. 8482 60 Art Unions WILL SHOBTLT BE DBAWN. BT UNION OF VALUABLE PICTUBES L (Under authority and sanction of tbe Colonial Secretary). 1000 TICKETS at £1 Each. PICTUBES ON VIEWat the BOOMS of CHAS. CLABK, Esq.. Hereford street. Tickets can be obtained at the Booms of Mr C. CLABK, or NEIL BLACK, Agent, 7765 39 Cathedral square. Hotels, The Queen's Hotel, chbistohubch, For Home Comforts and Moderate Charges. C. KNOWSLET, Pbofbietob. 8581387 LADSTONE HOTEL, I Durham etreot north, Christchurch, J. M'NAMAEA, Late of the Bai'.way Hotel, South Bakaia, Proprietor. Superior stabling accommodation. A splendid billiard salooa. 8377 4 BBUCB'S FAMILY HOTEL, AKABOA. 'O expense has been soared in making the above one of the best and most comfortable family hotels in the Colony. - It is pleasantly situated, within a stone's throw of the beach, commands a magnificent view of the harbour of Akaroa. Terms moderate., THOMAS GRANGE, 9107 76 Late of Lyttelton, Proprietor. SHIP HOTEL, TIMABU. DTIyTt-Pt UINNESS deslwa to intimate • ixL \JC to bis friends and the general public that in addition to his previous accommodation, he has now opened all those rooms in StratbaUan street, known as the South Canterbury Club, consisting of Dining-room, Commercial Boom, Smoking B«om, Bath Boom, Bi Hard Boom with two of Alcook's best tab'ee, Suitos of Eooms for Families and a large BampleEoom for Commercial Travellers. These rooms, for accommodation, comfott and ventilation, cannot be equalled in New Zealand. D. M'G. having made it his business to engage on efficient staff of servants, those patronising his establishment may depend on tbe utmost attention being paid to their several requirements. D. M'GUINNESS. 923 i 79 HIB T OBDSHIFB T AttDEB, JLJ J-4 THE ONLY ESTABLISHMENT IN THE WCRLD where A GBILLED CHOP OE STEAK, and a GLASS OF BASS' ENGLISH ALE • Can bo|obtained FOE ONE SHILLING. The Best Menu to Choose from in Chriatohurch. UNEQUALLED ACCOMMODATION FOE LADIES. Dinuers, Banquets, Ball Suppers, Wedding Breakfasts, and Pl'<nio3 providod for, in the very bost possible stylo. W. H. MESSRV3EE, 59« Purveyor. CAFE DE PAEIS. F. A. E E N A S lOTAS pleasure in inviting public attention to the new CAFE DE PARIS, CASHEL STEEET. The appointments of this establishment havo won high encomiums from tho leading journals; and it is his intention to spare no effort to secure , oontinucd patronage. Lightnoss, Cheaifulnea*, Perfect Appointment*, J Splendid Cuisine.