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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIV, Issue 5708, 16 July 1879, Page 3

Public Notices ST. ANDREW’S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. The Managers will be in attendance at the new Church to let sittings on TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY EVENINGS, loth and 16th INST., from 7.30 to 9 o’clock. The rent of sittings is £1 a year each for the first two, and 10s. for each additional sitting taken by the same person, payable quarterly in advance. N O T I C E. Owing to the destruction of papers and documents belonging to the firm of Messrs. Eddie and Jack, Manners-street, by fire, on Sunday, 15th June, Creditors are requested to furnish fresh proofs of debt. Educational Board Office, Wellington, 10th July, 1879. THE BOARD invite APPLICATIONS from Teachers, whether in the service of the Board or not, for the HEAD MASTERSHIP of the Johnsonville School, and for the ASSISTANT MASTERSHIP of the Masterton School. Applications are to be sent in to this office on or before the 24th instant. ROBERT LEE, Secretary. HOSPITAL. HONORARY MEDICAL STAFF. The City Council having decided to appoint an HONORARY MEDICAL STAFF for the Hospital, to hold office for five years, APPLICATIONS are invited from Medical Gentlemen of the City who are willing to undertake the duties. The Staff will consist of one Consulting Surgeon, two Honorary Physicians, and two Honorary Surgeons, and applicants must be legally qualified to practice both medicine and surgery, and be registered in New Zealand. Applications, with particulars of qualifications, to be forwarded to Dr. Johnston, the Superintending Surgeon, at the Hospital, not later than Tuesday, the 22nd instant. CHARLES C. GRAHAM, Town Clerk. Wellington, 11th July, 1879. HOSPITAL. Notice is hereby given that on and after this date orders for admission to the Hospital either for in or out patients can only be granted by members of the City Council and Hutt County Council, the Resident Magistrate, and the Chairman of the Benevolent Institute, and by subscribers to tne Hospital funds in the following scale ; £1 Is. per annum, 6 out patients £2 2s. per annum, 1 in and 3 out, or 12 out patients, And so on in proportion to the amount of subscription paid. Local bodies, public companies, and benefit clubs shall be entitled to recommend 1 in and 9 out patients for every £2 2s. of annual subscription. Donation of £25 in one sum to be equivalent to an annual subscription of £2 2s. Recommendations not used during year of issue to be invalid. All recommendations for admission to be subject to the approval of one or other of the medical staff of the Hospital. CHARLES 0, GRAHAM, Town Clerk. Wellington, 11th July, 1879. BW ZEALAND INSURANCE COMPANY. NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS. DIVIDEND WARRANTS for Half Year ending 31st MAY, 1879, have been posted to Shareholders. (Signed) R. M. SIMPSON, Manager. Wellington, July 11, 1879. ANGANUI GAS COMPANY (LIMITED). MANAGER AND SECRETARY. Applications from parties competent to undertake the Supervision of the Manufacture of Gas, and the sole Charge of the Works and Office Duties of this Company, will be received up to NOON on TUESDAY, the sth AUGUST. Applicants to forward testimonials, and to state salary expected Any application not necessarily accepted. EDWARD CHURTON, Secretary pro. tern. NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS TO THE BUILDING FUND OF THE PROPOSED NEW WESLEYAN CHURCH. Friends who have promised, and others who may be willing to subscribe to the above Fund, may pay the amount to the Treasurer of the New Church Fund, Mr. W. Tustin, Willia-streec.

(Signed) W. KIRK, Superintendent of Circuit, Wellington, 30 th-June, 1879. WELLINGTON GYMNASIUM, Spiller’s Hall, Boulcott-street. PROFESSOR LONG desires to inform parents, guardians, schoolmasters, &c., that the above Gymnasium will be OPENED on MONDAY, 7th JULY, for tuition in gymnastics, calisthenics, fencing, &c. Mr. Long will be at the hall daily from 10 to 12, to enrol members. Liberal reduction in terms to schools. Terms on application. 0 T I c i The Partnership of Ellaby and Callis having been Dissolved on the 81st December last, the public are hereby notified that my name continues upon the office window of Mr. O. H. Ellaby, of Grey-street, Wellington, against my wishes and without my consent. CHARLES CALLIS, Late of Ellaby & Callis. Wellington, 19th April, 1879. jst ° T I C E. The METROPOLITAN BATHS will be OPEN TO-DAY, after a thorough Painting and Alterations After this date they will be Open Every Day from 7 a.m. until 9 p.m. ; Hot, Cold, and Shower. J. MAN DEL, Proprietor, Willis-street. N OTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS. On and after the 3rd insfc., all papers will be delivered to Mr. Bills, Postmaster, instead of Mr. Pryke, Pabautanui, where all orders for the TlMEsjor Mail will be promptly attended to. N.Z. TIMES CO. (LIMITED). Wanted WANTED an EFFICIENT TEACHER of the Guitar. Apply to “Nom de Plume,” New Zealand Times Office, ANTED KNOWN—Messrs. HASTWELL, MACAEA, & CO. beg to inform the TRAVELLING PUBLIC that their COACHES, RUNNING BETWEEN MASTERTON AND FEATHBRSTON, RUN to any of the Townships tor ONE SHI LLING WANTED, Experience in a Merchant’s Office ; would be useful ; salary, not so much an object ; can write corresponding hand and quick at figures. Apply G. F., Mrs. Mason’s, Wellington House, Boulcott-street, or office of this paper. WANTED, situation as Barmaid by a respectable young person, with firstclass references. Apply 111. D., City Buffet. ANTED TO HIRE, a Cottage Piano for the session. Apply by letter, stating terms "and description of instrument, to Mrs. 8., Box 33, Post Office,