Educational. HAGLEY HOUSE. THE Misses ASHWIN'S School will Eβopen on TUESDAY, the 2Sth instaot. Boarders expected on Monday. 1-21 633-i MTOMONT, UPPER BICCAEION. riIHE KEXT TERM will begin the 2Sth X INSTANT, at 0 a.m. 1-20 6261 CHARLES TURBELL. MELVILLE HOUSE SCHOOL. THE first Term will commenco on TUESDAY, tho 28th inst., at 9 o'clock. CHARLES COOK. Christchurch, January 18th, 1879. 1-18 6244 LEESTON HOUSE, Lees ton. MADAME LITTEN'S Pupils trill Keassemble TUESDAY, Jan. 28th inst. , . : 1-20 6JSI MB J. T. MACLEOD SMITH; ' Teacher of Music, \mriLL RESUME hia LKSSONS (pitnoTi forte, harmonium, singing, &o.) on MONDAY, Jan. 27th. Address —Durham street North, three doors past Salisbury street. 1-20 6284 FINE ART TUITION. MB J. GIBB, Teacher of Drawing and Painting , , will Resume his Private Class on WEDNESDAY, sth February. Apply at Merkland Villa, Barbodoes street, corner of Worcester street; or to Mr. R. Binatead, Casnel street. 1-21 6309 AVONSIDE LADIES' SCHOOL, OXFORD TERR ACE WEST, Conducted by Mrs Chirk. THE Duties of this School will be Resumed on TUESDAY NEXT, the 2Sth inst. , 1.21 6336 ~ EDUCATIONAL. ' ~" llk/f E W. H. SIMMS will Resume his PianoixX forte and Singing Lessons on MONDAY, 27th instant. Gloucester street West, close to College. 1-21 6337 R. Xrist Seabbll, ORGANIST OF DURHAM STREET WESLEYAN CHURCH, /COMMENCES the NEW TEEM on MONKj DAY, the 27th day of JANUASY, 1879. Apply, CRYSTAL PALACE BUILDINGS, COLOMBO STREET, CHRISTCHUBOH. 1-20 6299 - PENWYNHOLME, Montreal street, Cranmer square. ; MISS LITTLE'S CLASSES for Yonng Ladies will BE-OPJBN on THUE3DAY, 13th. Miss Little will be at home to receive applications from I to 4, after the 18th. 1-18 6197 DALCBOY HOUSE SCHOOL, LYTTELTON, For the Board and Education of Young Gentlemen. * - fTTHIS School will be EE-OPENED on X TUESDAY, JAN. 28th, at 9 a.m. Arrangements are made by which the boarders have boating and bathing under due cafe, during the proper eeason. Vacancies for boarders. Terms oa application. 1-18 6099 JAME3 D. FERGUSSON. CHURCH "SCHOOL FOR LITTLE GIRLS. HOLYROOD HOUSE, KAIAPOI. MRS C. C. HOWARD is willing to receive a select number of littlo girls, to educate with her own daughters. , ; They will have the benefit of definite religious instruction, and careful Church of .England training, together with a thorough grounding in the elements of a sound English education. To commence January 27th, 1879. A few boarders can be reoeived. Terms on application. 1-30 6273 UNIVJSRSITi OF NEW ZEALAND. PERSONS desirous of obtaining AD BUNDEM DEGREES in the University must send in on 'application to that effect, addressed to the Registrar,' Christchnreh,. on; or before Saturday, February 15th, 1879, accompanied by evidence in snpport of the application. By order, 1-17 6161 W. M. • MASKELL, Registrar. SCHOOL BOOKS. j ; ; TjttJLE : SUPPLIES of. SCHOOL BOOKS And ! SCHQOL EEQUISITIiS : ' ! NQW IN STOCK ana LANDING. CREEAR & WHirCOMBE, ' ;,i BOOKSELLERS and STATIONERS, TRIANGLE, COLOMBO STEEET, 1-17 6126 Chrietchurch. > CANTEEBUEY COLLEGE. GIELS' HIGH SCHOOL. THE SCHOOL will RE-OPEN on FRIDAY, '■ • January 24th, for instruction in Englishi: French,' Latin, Mathematics, Elements of Natural History, Class Singing, and Needlework. , ' ~ :: Instruction will also be given in German, Italian, Drawing, i Dancing, and Vocal and Instrumental Music, the charges for which will :,■■. :■ .. :.; ;' . : .- - '■: ;' " \ The following rules will be observed with, respect to pupils who have not hitherto attended the classes of this school:—. i; , i; "No one will be admitted as a pupil of the : Girls' High Sohool who is unable to pass in the following subjects:— "Reading. From the Fourth Book of Gra- ; . : daated Series. i " Spelling. From the same Dook. "Writing. From dictation from the same hook. *' Grammar. Tlio distinguishing of t$L tho parts of speech in easy sentences. "Geography. Knowledge of geographical terms, of tbe meaning of a map, and of .the leading features of the map of the world." ' " History. A general knowledge of the leading facts and dat 9cf English History: period, from 1066—1399." ' Fees—Senior pupils, 12 years of age and wards, .£1 43 per term of 13 weeks; junior pupils, under 12 years. £3 3s per term. 1 All fees must be, paid in advance. Parents or guardians are requested to enter the names of intending pupils at the Registrar's office, Canterbury Collego,' between the houraof 10 a.m. and 12 noon on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays. I l-14 y s93i er ' F. G. STEDMAN, Registrar. Public Companies. BAKAIA AND ASH BURTON FORKS RAILWAY COMPANY (LIMITED). NOTICE" 6FmEETING. is hereby given that an EXTRAIS ORDINARY GENERAL MEETING of the Shareholders of The Rakaia and Ashbnrton Forks Railway Company (Limited), will be held at-the offices of the above-mentioned Com- . pany, in Hereford street, Christchorch, on FRIDAY, the 24th day of Januai-y, 1870, at 3 o'clock p.m., to consider and pats the following Special fieaolution, namely— ■ That the capital of The Eakaia andAßhburton Forks Railway Company (Limited) be increased by the issue of five thousand new shares of the nominal value of twenty pounds each, and that the Directora "be and are hereby authorised to allot and ; issue the said shares io snob persoaia (whether Directors or othera), and at srach times as they may think fit. and such new shares ehall be considered as part of the original capital of the Company, and be enbject to the same provisions in all respecth as if they had been part of t&e original capital. O. F. BABKEB, Secretary. Hereford'street, duristchsrch, January Bth, 1879. 1-10 5744 EAKAIA AND ASHBURTON FO3KS EALLWAY COMPANY, LIMITED. GENEBAL~MANAGES. THE DIEECTOES of the ebore Company invite APPLICATIONS from eenflemen competent to undertake tho wcole MANAGE. MBNTof the business of the Company and of the Company's line. Applications, enclosing certificates of competency, to be sent to the undersigned. Appu*. cant* to state amount of salary required aad when they would be prepared to commence the fintiea. C. F. BARKER, Secretary. Offices of the Company, Hereford street, ' - Christchurcb, January Bth. 1879. HI 5826 I
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Press, Volume XXXI, Issue 4206, 21 January 1879, Page 3
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