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New Advertisements. V. &&©&£&£} ■»*• mHEATRE ROYAL. Managers—Messrs Howard, Siuiraondt and J'ljce. THIS EVENING (FRIDAY), FEBRUARY 26. GRAND BESPEAK NIGHT. Under the distinguished patronage of THE LICENSED VICTUALLERS ASSOCIATION, On which occasion will be performed the celebrated drama of JESSY VERB; ob, THE WANDERER'S I RETURN. And the laughable farco of THE SPECTRE BRIDEGROOM. MILLION~PRICE3 ! Dress circle, 3s ; Stalls, 2s ; Fit, Iβ. 2-25 MONDAY NEXTBENEFIT OF MR ROBERTS. 2-26 CANTERBURY MUSEUM. * mHE TIME for receiving TENDERS for JL the ERECTION of the CANTERBURY MTTSKUM is EXTENDED to Ihe 10th MARCH next. EDWD. JOLLIE, Secretary for Public Works. Public Works Office, Christchurch, Feb. 25,1869. 2-26 HALKETT EDUCATIONAL DISTRICT. WEST COAST ROAD. A MEMORIAL having been presented to the Board of Education from a considerable portion of the inhabitants of the Halkett district (as hereinafter described) stating that no provision has been made for public school education in the said district, and praying for the erection of such district into a separate educational district, I hereby give notice, in accordance with the provisions of the Education Ordinance, 1864, that a PUBLIC MEETING of the owners and occupiers of land and householders resident in the said district will be held on SATURDAY, tho 6th day of MARCH, 1869, at seven o'clock pm, at Watson's Half-way House Hotel, West Coast road, for the purpose of ascertaining whether such owners,occupierß, and houeeholdere are ■willing that t.ho eoid district should be formed into an educational district ; also for ascertaining whether such owners, occupiers, and householders are willing to provide the proportion of tho annual expenees of an educational district to be paid by such district, as provided by the Education Ordinance/1864. The following ie tho description of the proposed district:, — Commencing at a point on the southern bank of the River Waimakariri in a line with the north-western corner of section 3802, thence continuing the said line southerly along the western boundary of the said section, thence crossing the road at (tie south of this section and continuing the line along the western boundary of section 3801, thence in a straight line to the northwestern corner of section 8751, thenoe southerly'along the western boundaries of this latter section and of sectione 9204, 9170, and 9089, to the south- • ; western corner of the latter section, thence easterly along its southern boundary to the road lying to the west of section 8954, thence southerly along such road to the junction with the road Jying to the southwest of section 8788, thence south-easterly along this latter road to its junction with . the road lying to the south of sections 8899 and 7958 (Bealey's Track), thence easterly along this latter road to the .south-east corner of section, ,6469, thence in a straight line.; to the easternmost corner of section 7995, thence continuing the earn© straight line to the south batik of the River Waimakariri, and thence westerly along such bank to the starting point. Included in the above description is the following portion of the present Courtenay district:— • : , Commencing-at a point on the southern bank of the River Waimakariri in a line -with the norrh-weetern corner of section 3802, thence continuing" the. eaicL line southerly along the western boundary of the said section, thence crossing the road at the south of this section and continuing the | .' line along the western boundary of section 3801, thence in a straight line to the north-western corner of section 8751, thence southerly along ; ; the western 1 boundaries of this latter section and of section 9204, 9170, and 9089 to the south-western corner of the latter section, thencefeatterly along its southern boundary to the road lying to the west of section 8954, thence northerly along such road and a line in continuation thereof to the River Waimakariri, thence westerly along that river to the starting point. HENRY JOHJT TANCRED, Chairman Board of Eduoation. February 24th, 1869. /:-. 226 WANTED, a SITUATION by a Married Man, with three emart Boys of 10,11 and 14 years. Would engage on a Sheep Station as Shepherd, having had twelve years* colonial experience. Apply to Mr Pabkbb, Cashel street. 2-26 ON and after this date POISON will bo LAID in my GARDEN, near Colombo street south. JAME3 BURBEBY. February 26th, 1869. 2-26