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Press, Volume XXIX, Issue 3896, 17 January 1878, Page 3

j Educational. I MR H. F. TOWLE (formarfy Organist Bft. 1 { Francis Cathedral, Melsourne, and St. | I John's, Xoorak, Ac.) is now prepared te take 1 { PUPILS in MUSIC and SINKING. Foe- j ; terms, Ac, apply to Here Buna's Music Ware- 1 j house. High street. IMS 328*4 I t£# Arist OEAREIX I I (Ortraniyt Durham Btreet "Weslovan Church) 1 IS prepared to RKOEIVE PUPILS far tlie» 1 ORGAN or PIANOFORTE. j TERM COMMENCES ou MONDAY, 31 aft | J—uuary* 1878. gj Akdress—Milfl'.'r and Thompson, High stweflh ) _U Christchurch. «M$ f MR. J. T. M. SMITH, 1 TEACHER OF THE PIANOFORTE. HAKMONI&M 1 , SINGING, &c, Will Rcsmnehfe Lessons on g MONDAY, JANUARY 21st. 1 For Terms, &c, address Durham street north I (three doors just Salisbury streM). 1-17 J<H* { -J-LISS F UNSTON, 1 (Formerly Organist of St. Barthotomew'r B j Kaiapoi) _ WILL he prepared to RESUME LESSONS j (Pianoforte and Harmonium) oa I JANUARY USth, IS7B. Address, Gloucester j : street East, Christchurch. I , 1-10 Terms on application. 7Q9& j __ . _ j ! REV. CHAS. TURRELI/& SCHOOL. S Mm.MONT, UPPER RICCARTON. j THE next Term will begin the 24th restaur ] by which time it is expected that a» f j omnibus will run between Christchurch, and. J ; Upper Riccarton to convey day pupds. ] !-1569St | j | EDUCATIONAL. j ! MATLOCK BANK, UPPKR RICCARTON*. ! NEAR CHRISTCHURCH. j next Term in Miss Lohsc's school f—JL thu lusher education of girls will com- j mence cm Monday, the 28th of Jannsry. | In a lew weeks there may l>e regular' cow- i munication by couch between Upper RtcrartoM. j and Christchurch, ai convenient hours for day- j pupils. i-ataa? ] CLASSES FOR GIRLS. | MISS TAYLOR intends FORMER*! ! CLASSES lor INSTRUCTION ia. Enelish, Latin. French, and Siopinp. The Clares in English to include the —seas— sary brant-he* of study. Terms—Three Guineas per term. A room ami playground provided far pnpila? required to remain during luncheon. For- instruction in the higher h—ineher*et English, n further fee of One Guinea ia mmiii nJI. | Private l.f>s*ons in Music and ringing* ] Class for Drawing and Painting. * First term to begin on January 24th, 2878 L . CLBIDEN HOUSE, Armagh street wast. _ - 1-15 flj-g FINE ART TUITION. MS J. GIBB wiU RESUME We Private: Lessons in Drawing and Oil anil Wat—rColour Pointing on WEDNESDAY, Jan. 9611k. i Terms—Two guineas per quarter of twent——' two lessons. Hours—From 5 till 6 p.m. evcrw Wednesday and Friday. Apply at Merkfa—* Villa, B.'rbadoes street, corner of Worcsstcar s_r_e_ 1-10 633^ LEESTON HOUSE, LEESTONMRS LITTEN'S Pupils will Re assemblfe on THURSDAY, the 21th instant. M 5 63& | UNIVERSITY' OF NEW ZEALAND. I PERSONS desirous of obtaining' AT* EUNDEM DEGREES in the Uni-cx-flity mnstsenfl in an application to that effect addressed to the Registrar, Christchurch, oaaar before FRIDAY, Pebruary 15th, 1878, j pauied by evidence in support of tho applicative-- ; By order, ! W. M. MASKELL, Regiat__s. 1-17 7070 ■ ■ . CANT ERBURY COLLEGE. SCHOOL O»"~AGRIOTJ_.T¥Bir. AN EXPERIMENTAL LECTURB «st A grictttenraUOhemistry will be deMwsaA. B?, PROFESSOR BICKERTON. AT THB DISTRICT SCHOOL, WAIMATE^ ON THURSDAY, JANUARY 17th, Cominenciiig at 8 p.m. Admission Free, 1-14 6903 F. Q.&TEtm+N, Registrm. CANTERBURY COLLEGE. j SCHOOL €>F AGRIOULTUBR '■■- ] AN EXPERIMBNTAL LECTURES'wan j . AGRICULTURAL CHEMISTRY wMj be ds-tored-by Professor Bickerton at the D»- ] trict School, Timaru, on FRIDAY, January j lSih. cKumencinfT at <t p.m; Admission free. j 115 6.»28 F. G SI'KPMAN. RegfatoHr. THE BOARD OF THE KDUCATIOH DISTRICT OF CANTERBU-Y. FREE LEOTURETO TEAOKBBS. ~ THE Count de Zabo. wil'. Deliver a Lectors*to Teacher*, at the Normal School etat SATURDAY, January 20th, at 11 a.m., explanatory of rhis method of instruction ia aaSarersal history. W. JAS. HABENS Secretwy. Christchur-jh, J_auary 16th, 1878. 1-17 70&K: _— _, 1 :—-'!,,-». THE BOARD OF THK EDUCATION? DISTRICT OF CANTERBURY. GENERAL ELECTION OF COMMITTEES UNDER NEW ACT. THE Board, in pursuance of power w fifcwfe behalf 'onferred by the I* dncation 1877 (s<w. 63), hereby directs that a PUBLIC MEE'lINft of the Householders in every nelta-t District throughout: tbe Education District- «ff Canterbury, bo held oa MONDAY, the Twostjteighth Day of January, One Thousand Eigh& Hundroiond Seventy-eight, at Seven o'clock n_. Evening, for the election in each distaot eC seven householders (see. 63) to form the €>———• mittee for such District, for the year easingwith the Fourth Monday in January uu-_e—ft year. The- place of aseetang shall bo the Balwaghouse in each district which is provided with m. and this is to be understate! -im-mean-the main schoolhouse in any distriet-whidk has more than one school. In the flistriatat i~£, which schools are not yet built, the places «£T meeting shall (subject to correction in afni—nt. advartiseuient) be as fallows: — Barr Hill—BUcksmith's Shop, Ba-tBzBL-Bolcairn—Road Board Office. Claremoat —Mr Mcintosh's House. Dunsandel—The Hall, DunsandeL.. Irwell—The Church, Irwell. Malvern South—South MaITSEB. B«mK Board office. | Otaio Upper —Mr Agnew's honsov I The following are extracts from that Edneaiioi m I Act, 1877, Wring upon the electioß.o£-08BB»- 1 xuittees: — 1 "'Householder' means every a&tlt mafe car | female person, who as owner or tenas*V | lessee or occupier, occupies, uses, oor J resides in any dwelling house, shop, war«- | house, or other building in any i or every parent cr guardiaawho is naMay i to maintain, or ha.« the actual custody «£. i any child." (Section 4.) I "No bankrupt who baa not obtained his final f order of discharge, no person attainted!:. | of treason, or convicted of felony, mcc 1 ])erjury, or any infamous crime, no p*H mam i of ucsound mind, and- no person. ns& 1 qualified as herein required, shall h»os#- | able of being or continuing a mcraher «S I any Committee " (S*"cta»n 59.) 1 '' At such meeting [ for election of ConH-ittae;f | achairmnn shall bechosm, aiul'ieCoas- I mittee for the preceding year ehaQ jrwe. a. ! full report of it* procee«)ingß, aad to*r*~ | npon the electors pisent shall prooeed tet, I elect by ballot, as h»reinaft nr _frovidefl r as. I new Committee for tbe then current yeisr | of seven persons qualified as prescniMaß I by the fifty-eighth section of thi* Act, —oA | may re-elect all or any of the pt—aoo» | going out of o-nce to be -nombers of suate. 1 new Committee." (Section (H.) 1 '' At every meetinsj conTercd and held for fhflr 1 election of a Committ- c, the Chaunn-— | having a deliberative vote shall alaft binMß- | a casting vote." (Section 6*.) I " At every election for a School C«iiiiiiiiTßsw»» | every voter shall be entitled to a mrmhyg,' 1 of votes equal to the number of ileOb - » I mittee to be elected. and may givmoHma/ | votes to one candidate, or may feitri&r 1 them among the candidates, as Its Mr I fit." (Section 65.) _, | Th-s Board further directs that the fin# - I ing of each Bchool Committee be - I place appointed for the election, and inw " I after the election, npon the same e»«r" meeit. I The Board reouests the ,„ th I public meeting' to make to the 7 I diately after the election % retanr .n_>. -* | of the seren bou«eholc'erj ekef « of eac& 1 Committee, and reon»nißßjiAs Or >o»ird fnmi**. 1 of Committee report hi* owa ' .° f| *««isw I possible. _____ t V f orro,tfe», 1 Chriatchorch, Jansßßj' «««iott«_ l 1