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Colonist, Volume III, Issue 232, 10 January 1860, Page 4

ST. MARY'S SCHOOL. rPHE TENTH ANNIVERSARY of ST. ■■*- MARY'S SCHOOLS will be held at the Catholic Station, on WEDNESDAY, the 11th instant, iB6O. ■, . :■ The children will wajjk at 1:0 .o'clocjc, #.m,, to Brook-stroet Valley, where refreshments will -he prepared for them. Tea will be served at the Catholic Station'ifor the-children at 3 o'clock, p.m.," and at 6 for adults. •'...■■ ..-, Tickets for adults, 25.; and for children under 12, Is.; and of 3or more children jn a family, 6d. each : to be had from Mr. J. Armstrong and Sirs. Stewart. The Day and .flight School for hoys, and that for girls, will be re-opened on MONDAY, 16th January, 1860, The Rev. A. M. Garin begs to intimate that he has engaged Mr. C. A. Richards to continue to attend the Day and .Night School, at the Catholic Station ; and Miss C. Shannon the Girls' School. The Grirl^' School has just been provided with accommodations which will afford room for a few boarders. Kelson. January 3rd, 1860. 13 BALL.— J. JERVIS' OPENING BALL will take .place on WEDNESDAY next, at the Freemason's Hall, Trafalgar-street. Eefreshments (exclusive of wines) included in the prjaes mentioned in the invitations issued. Dicing to commence at Nine o'clock. Commerc.ial 'Hotel, Trafalgar street. 19 XHE DUN MOUjS'TAIX ; CUP.PER W^G COMPANY 'TENDERS .are requested for $xc TR.ANgr ..-*■• port ot v ORE from the Dun Mountain Mine to: the Napier Wharf, in quantities of from 10 ,to 100 • ton Si.. ■ ; . : The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. T. E.HACKET, ..., 792 : Secretary. '• 'PHE NELSON MECHANICS' CfcUß ■J-... win meet, for practice on TUESDAYS and THURSDAYS, at Two o'clock, p.m., in the pad--4*4 ftdjojjiing the Criofcet Growd, Toi-toi Valley,