Educational. DRAWING AND PAINTING. M. R W. MENZIES GIBB RESUMES TEACHING on WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY sth. Studio—Worcester street east. 433 CONVENT OF MERCY. MOUNT ST. JOSEPH, LYTTELTON. THE SISTERS in charge of the above Convent will, on MONDAY. 10th Inst., OPEN a HIGH SCHOOL and BOARDING SCHOOL. For terms apply 565 MOTHER SUPERIOR. CANTERBURY COLLEGE. school"of ART. THE NEXT TERMwill COMMENCE OB WEDNESDAY, sth February. Head Master :.-.-..- j G. H_RbBRT ELLIOTT. Art Master and Gold and Silver Medalist, I South Kensington, London. INSTRUCTION is given in the fallowing SUBJECTS:— • Freehand Drawing from the "flat*' and "round" or "solid" forms Practical, Plane, and Solid G-ometry—Per-spective light and shade from the "round" or "solid forms Botanical Drawing as applied tb Industrial Designs Landscape, Still Life, and Flower Painting, ia Oil, Tempera, and Water Coldrs Figures from the Antique and the Life, nude or draped Lithography, Modelling in Clay, &c, Design with special application to the Industries Architectural Drawing. LECTURE" - wiU COMMENCE the SECOND WEEK IN TERM. A Special Class for Sketching from Nature is Open to Morning Students. ' MORNING AND EVENING CLASSES, Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., and 7 to 9 p.m. MoßNj„a Fees: £3 3s per term, or £6 6s per annum. Evening Fees: 25s per term, or £3 per annum. All Fees are payable in advance. If paid at ' the Registrars Office within one fortnight from the first day of attendance the morning fees will be £2 2s and £5 5s respectively, and the evening fees will be 15s and £2 respectively. F. G. STEDMAN, Registrar. Registrar's Office. Canterbury College, January 30th, 1890. ... 245 VOCAL SCHOOL OF MUSIC, 359 Salisbury Street West. . THE SINGING VOICE. ■ JENNY LIND METHOD. Vacancies for New Pupils, positive succes-i ' under the "Jenny Lind" Method and Vowel Scale. MR NORTH, with the aid of the "Jenny Lind " Apparatus, gives a delineation of musical character, classifies the voice, tests its capacity, and gives directions and hygienic advice. Fee,_s6d. _ i By sending your photograph and*3sstamps, a correct description of your, musical qualifications, with hints for self-culture, will be forwarded to any address. ........ Terms for twelve Private Lessons, half an hour per week, £1 lis 6d. Violin Lessons for beginners. Miss North. Pianoforte Lessons for beginners, Miss Lucy M. North. Terms moderate. 610 , Meetings. &c. RHODES CONVALESCENT HOME. THE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of. CONTRIBUTORS wilEb's-held in LARGE ROOM. -fiSfi-DINGS, : .",••' - ON " .;■•*; FRIDAY NEXT. 7th INST., At 2 p.m. Business * *. To Receive Report and Baia*jJfeV To Elect Cohamittee for current year. FREDK. STROUTS, 483 Hon. Secretary. CHRISTCHURCH RIFLES. THE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING, notified to be held This Evening, is POSTPONED until Further Notice. By order, H. PEAKE, Color-Sergeant, Orderly Roomf. February 6th, 1890. 621 Tenders. TO BUILDERS. TENDERS are invited for the ERECTION of a VILLA RESIDENCE in H reford street. Linwood. Plans and specifications at Mr H. _. Widdowson's Office, Cathedral square, opposite the Post Office, where tenders will be received until 4 p.m. on Wednesday, 19th February. W. WIDDOWSON, 6-3 Architect. nnENDERS will be received at our office till JL four o'clock on Thursday, February 18th, for REPAIRS to a DWELLING-HOUSE in Christchurch. The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted. COLLINS and HARMAN, Architects, 553 Gloucester street. SYDENHAM BOROUGH COUNCIL. -|**ENDERS are invited, as follows :— 1. For Erection ot about Twenty-four Chains of Picket Fencing in Ruskin street, Labor and Materials, or separately. 2. For Supply of from Seventy to One Hundred and Sixty Casks of Portland Cement, or its equivalent in bags. Specifications can be seen at the Council's Offices, where tenders must be delivered before 4 p.m. on FRIDAY, February llth, 1890. j CHAS. ALLISON. Jun., Town Clerk. Sydenham, February sth, 1890. _613 TENDERS will be received till MONDAY, 17th inst., at 4.30. for ALTERATIONS to OFFICES of the MUTUAL LIFE ASSOCIATION. . I 8. HURST SEAGER, AR.LB.A., Architect, 608 170 Hereford street. Loot and Found. LOST— Young Black and Tan SHEEPDOG _fi>m Christchurch Railway Station on TuesdaS* night. .Finder rewarded. J. F. . Wachsman, Messrs J. R. King and Co., Lich- ! field street. 611 Ol REWARD—LOST at Lyttelton between -&-L the Oxford Bakery and the Premier , Building Society, One £5 NOTE. The above j reward will be paid to any one retr.rning the same to J. S. Norton, Oxford Bakery, Oxford Btreet, Lyttelton. 624 OYSTERS. OYSTERS. OYSTERS. BLUFF and Foveaux Straits Fishing and Oystering Company, Limited. The only reliable Company in the trade. First class articles supplied at the lowest possible price. Apply S. MUMFORD, j 437 Agent for Christch-Tcli. S, MANNING & CO., I___TTED, Christchurch Jllrewxry AX LIGHT BITTER ALE AND EXPORT PALE ALE -■ cr HOGSHEADS, BARRELS, AND . ILL-DERKINS. PALEhALE ASD '■■ EXTRA STOUT IN QUARTS AND PINTS. These Ales were awarded Second Certificates of Merit at - the Melbourne Centennial Inter. national Exhibition. 1888. 5359 ("1 THOENT OH DUDLEY j% Land and Estate Agent, Land and Stock Valuator and Arbitrator. Properties valued on oasis «S their productive capabilities. l > rope*-rieain3pe<*tedofr landlord* aud mortgage's yearly or half-yearly. Office—la Hereford street, C___-tehuich_,,_. 7coßi
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Press, Volume XLVII, Issue 74518, 6 February 1890, Page 1
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