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Lyttelton Times, Volume LVII, Issue 6511, 9 January 1882, Page 1

Sporting, NOETH CANTEEBUBY EACES. THE settling for these races will take place on Tuesday next, Jan nary 10th, at 8 p.m. J. HOBBACK, 13 101 Hon Sec. Educational, 9. [A a. a. r. r. )■ id )1 35 Eh e. nr 3r iT te t, ti 30 JO iy y, }t 8, 12 it tl » ). 4 » )1 9* A it ■o II r. y a a B II 8 a i. ( SOUTH CAKTBBBUBY BOAED OF EDUCA. TION. A COMPETENT HEAD-MISTEESSis required for the Tinuura Side School, admitting chit* dren below Standard 11. Attendance, 130. Fixed ■alary, £l2O. Applications, with certificates and testimonials, must reach the Education Office, Tirnarn, not later than Saturday, January 21st. H. W. HAUMONO, 9975 100 Secretary, ABEBDABB HOUSE, Gloucester street west, -Boarding-house for pupils attending the Boys' Higa School and similar Institutions. The honee is specially bnilt for the above purpose, and condooted 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. Tnnreli, Midmont, Upper Biocarton. 8481 60 ABEBDABB HOUSE, Gloucester street west. —Classes for young ladies; conducted by Bev O. Torrell, M.A., and Mrs Turrell, The subjects taught will be English, French, German, Latin, Mathematics. Arrangements can be made for the teaching of Music, Erasing, Sing. ing.Ao. 8482 60 LADIES' SCHOOL. FEBNBIDE HOUSeTnBAB BANOIOBA. MBS T. 8. MANNEEIKG wUI be prepend to receive her pnpila on Wednesday, Jan. 35. Midway train to Fernsiae. 14 101 IFPLEY HOUSE, SOUTHBBOOE. LADIES’ DAT ANDBOABDING SCHOOL. MISS SHEIMPTON’S Classes will resume their studies on Monday, the 16th inst. Beference kindly permitted to the Yen the Archdeacon of Bangiora, and to parents of pupi's from all parts of the Province. 9953 100 MISS SFENBLEY will be prepared to receive pupils for Malic, on Jan. 12th. 9984 100 PBELIMINAEY ANNOUNCEMENT. THE MISSES SHEATH beg to inform the inhabitants of Bangiora and the surrounding districts that they will be prepared, at the commencement of the new scholastic year, to receive Pupils to instruct in thorough English, French, music, drawing, and painting in water-colours ; also in plain and ornamental needlework. Farther particulars in fntnre advertise, merits. 9114 76 Building Societies. LYTTELTON PEBMANENT LAND. BUILDING AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY. AT a Meeting of the Committee of the above Society held on Monday, 19th Dec.. 1881, it was decided that it was desirable to alter and amend certain of the Society’s rules as under, and a special meeting of members will be held for that purpose at the Society’s Office, Canterbury street, Lyttelton, on Friday, 13th January, 1882, at 7.30 p.m. The following are the alterations proposed Bale 5, Clause 3.—To ntrike out all words after " with intere-t,” and insert "at such rates as the Committee may from time to time determine." Bole 5, Clause s.—To strike out ail the words down to and including "per centum per annum," and to insert “so soon as the subscription of five shillings per share upon each share, together with interest and bonus (if any)." Bale 10, Clause 2.—ln addition to the table of redemption payments on advances to add tables showing the rate of redemption payments at one and two per cent respectively,, lower than the present table. Bole 34.—T0 strike out the words "the rate of six per centum pet annum,” and insert " such rate per centum per annum as the Committee may from time to time determine." And to insert a new Bale as follows : “ The Committee shall have the power at any ordinary or special meeting, after receiving notice of motion from a member of the Committee given at least one week previously, to alter the rates of interest upon all permanent and terminating shares, or either of them, and also to reduce or increase the rate of interest to be charged upon advances, according to Tables 1,2,3, as they may, in the interests of the Society, from time to time deem fit." J.E.WILLCOX. 9394 83 Secretary. Election Notices. CHEISTCHUBCH DIBTBICT DEAINAGE BOABD ELECTION. MES9BS Samuel Charles Farr and Patrick Doyls having been nominated for the Chri-tohuroh North-east aub-distriot, and Messrs James Edward Parker and Henry Horaford Frins, for the Christchurch North-west sub-dis-trict; a Poll will be taken for the election of One Candidate for eaoh snb-distxiot on Tuesday, the 17tb Jan., 1882, between the boors of 9 a.m. and 6 p.m. At the Orange Hall, Worcester street, for the North-east sub-district, and at the City Council Chambers for the North-west sub-district. GEi>. LESLIE LEE. Betnrning-Offioer. Christchurch, 6th Jan., 1883. 9998 100 —"- - i IHEEEBT GIVE NOTICE that in accordance with " The Conn ties Act, 1876," and *' Begn. , lation of Local Elections Act, 1876," an ELECTION : for the return of ONE COUNCILLOE for the Ashley County Council, for the Biding of Eowai. j wUI be held at the Bead Board office, Baloairn, on i Wednesday, the 18th January, 1882. < Nominations, which must be in the form set i forth in the 2nd schedule of “ The Begolation of Local Elections Act, 1876," and signed by two | electors of the Biding and by the candidate, must be addressed to the Betnrning-Offioer, and delivered e a* Baloairn before noon on Thursday, 12th January, I 1883. H. H. FENTON, Betnrning-Offioer. I Balcairn, 2nd January, 1882. 8642 92 .

Miscellaneous P GASHES is now holding his usual halfc « yearly sale of drapery. Prints, d; dress stuffs. Sid; kid gloves. Is: men’s tweed trousers, SB lid. 8136 sa UNEEALS conducted throughout at moderate charges. Country orders receive prompt attention. James Lamb, Undertaker, Lichfield street, Christchurch. 8130 58 BECAUSE my Stock of Jewellery is cheaper than any in town, and my repairs give satisfaction, lam largely patronised. H. Roberts, Watchmaker, next Sohournp, Colombo street. 8131 ULSTER Boot Depot, corner High and Lioh> field streets, is the cheapest shop in town for every description of Boots and Shoes. M'Swigan Bros. 8133 53 LIVES Complaint. All who suffer from this should try the Concentrated Podophyllin, at la 3d to 3a 6d per bottle. Sold by Walter Suckling, Stationer, Manchester street, Christ, church, 81S4 53 CIO IBS, Tobaccos, Snuff, Meerschaum and Other Pipes, Perfumery, Stationery, Panov Goods, Ao, may he had cheaper than over at H. Message, High street, south. 8135 S 3 GOLD Medal, first prixe for cooking ranges, Christchurch, A. and P. Association Show, 1881. T. J. Watters, Bangs Maker, next Bank Australasia, Cashel street 8137 58

FDENITDBE.— a large well-assorted stock, comprising every requisite for cottage or mansion. Seasonable prices. G. D. Mumble and Co., Cashel street west, opposite “ Press ’* office. 8138 53 MILLINBBT, Dressmaking, Underclothing, Baby Linen, ho., made up on the shortest notice. Terms very reasonable. Miss Duncan, Perth House, Colombo street, Christchurch, opposite Beece’s. 8140 88 SILK Dust Coats at 15s 6d, double-breasted, first quality. Immediate application necessary. Leeds House, Cashel street, J• to Masurier and Co. 81*1 58 THE attention of readers of this Journal is call to the splendid stock of Jewellery at C. Lesard’s, Cashel street. Ho still repairs watches for ss. 8142 52 OFFICE Fittings and Pnmltnro Factory (rear of Duncan and Sons'), Cashel street, and onoosite CaM de Paris. Goods to order; lowest prices. Estimates given. £. J. Flahavan. 8114 52 IBONMONGEBT. domestic, general and furnishing. Fresh shipments received every month. Prices very reasonable. Tour inspection is invited by Altken and Boberts, Cashel street west. . 8145 52 HOTEL Brokers, House, Land and Property Agents, Loans negotiated. Mortgages effected. Several town and suburban properties for sale cheap. D. O’Sullivan and Co., Mandbestee street sonth. 8222 54