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Press, Volume XLVII, Issue 7747, 30 December 1890, Page 1

EdneatlonaL .... CANTBRBURY COLLEGE. GIRLS , HIGH SCHOOL. OOUR <4) Upper School SCHOLAKSHIP3 I? of the value of £15 each, for Girle from twelve to fifteen years of age; and Four (1) Lower School SCHOLARSHIPS of the value of £12 each, for Girls from ten to twelve years of age, will be awarded at an ezominatioa to begin on Thursday, January 29th, at 10 a.m., at the Girts' High School. Two of the Upper School and two of the Lower School Scholarships to be held for two years, and two of tne Upper School and two of the Lower School Scholarships to be held for one year. , - These Scholarships are open to all elrls of the prescribed.age who have not been in.attendance, for a year previous to the examination at the Girl*' High S hool, and no candidate will be allowed to compete for a scholarship who already holds one. -. - " Intending candidates must send in their names to the Lady Principal on. or before Tuesday, January 27th, wit).' a statement of the day ana year of birth of candidate. The Board reserves to itself Che right otrequiring proof aa to age of candidates. . . Subjects—ScKliah Gran.mar and • Composition. Arithmetic, Geography, and British History. A- Scholarship will not be awarded to any candidate who has not obtained twenty-five per cent, of the possible number ot mar Ice in each-subject and fifty per cent, of the possible toteL A. CRACROFT WILSON; . . Acting Registrar. Canterbury College, December 29th. 18C0. 7014 Land Transfer Act Notices. "VTOTICE is Hereby Given that the several X% Parcels of Land hereinafter described will be brought under the provisions of the Land Transfer Act, 1885, unless caveat be lodged forbidding the same on or before 21st January. 1891:— • ■.-■* 6695. AXJra&D AkcaiiT-—l4 acres 2 roods 8 perches, part Rural Sect on 1708, Block VIIL, Oxford Survey District. Oucupiel by Applicant. 6897. Geokqk Marshall.—6 acres and 3 perches, part Rural Seotion 1708, Block VHL, Oxford Survey District. Occupied by Applicant. . €698. William Whiting.—7 acres 2 roods t perches, port Rural Section 1703, Block Vill., Oxford Survey district. ' Occupied by Applicant. 6737. The Mayor, Councillors, and Citizens of the City op Christchurch.—2sj perches, part Town Section 897, C iristohurch, with iight-of-way. Occupied b; applicant Corporation. 6710. Übokqb Bbowk, Henry Overtoil, Henry Edward Uavies, WITUELL. CHARLES TaYLOR, RICHARD Wright, Phxlip Wharton uoldsmith, Geobgk Hill, Moses Mouldey ass William Chambbrlain.—2» acres and 21 perches, part Kural (Section 5656, Block XL, Leestob Survey Diatrict. Occupied by_ Applicants. 6741. Elizabeth Ann Rides.—2lo ads. Lot 6, Plan part Kural Section 2os, Borough , of a<. Albans. Unoccupied. 6743. Wiuuam Johnston.—24| part Rural Section i 712, Block V.. UaleweU Survey District. Occupied- by Jfi. T. Ho well and H. B. Howeli. 674 i. Joseph Whitham.—9 acres 2 roods 6 perches, part Rural Section 1139, Block X., Rangiura Survey Uistrict. Occupied by G. Watoon. ; 6745. Thb Honorable George William Spencer Lyttklton.—2 acres and 11 perch--8. part Kural Section 76, Block XV., Christchurch Survey Diatrict. Occupied by Messrs D., R. and J. Nairn. , ■ ; 6748. Reginald Blunden—l62 acre}. Reserve 713 (Iα red), Block VI., Mairald Surrey District. Occupied by Applicant. Diagrams may be inspected at this office. Dated this 20th day of t ecember, 1890, at the Lands Registry Oflice, Chriatchurch. 7017 Land RegUtrar. R, HILL FISHER, S AUDI- Ro KOK.H^AC^OUNTA |B HAR--179 HEKKFOKD STREET. CHRISTCHUROH Shares bought and Sold on Commisnon Books Kept, Rente and Interest Collected. 933 T. GROOK, BOOKSELLER, STATION -R AND ELTEOTROPLATifIR, " Morten's Building (opposite B*at or N.Z.) CHRIaTJiIAS iSuVEi-TIKS. CARDS, BOOKLETS, &c, Iα bewildering variety. PUBLIC ; ■ ■ THK BUSINESSES of ANTHONY, SBLLaRS aud CO. and J. T. SMITH and CO. having been AMALGAMATED under ANTHONY, SELLAR3 and CO., : LIMITED, PRINTERS ANO BOOKBINOKRS, Intimation is given that the Company Iβ prepared to Execute Orders for All Kin is of liTiiOG«Ai>HiO and LEITEKPRESa I*KIMING, ACCOUNT BOOKS, &c, In a Superior Manner. , -. Orders wll be received at the Office of the Company, 201 Hereford street (lftte J. T. Smith endc>.V), 4 or at the Factory, off Caaueland Lkiifield streets west. 2371 CARBOL CRYSTAL, THB GREAT AMKKIcAN SHEEP DIP. rtBKAPW i^gp^! HBW DIP EVER Testimonials from the Lcadintr Sheepownen of Canterbury. E. F. DOMBRAIN. 5151 141 Caahei gtreet, Chriatohurch. J. SNELL, KLIZABKTH STREET (OFF COLOMBO STREET), SYDENHAM, r> UTS TEA LEAD, Scrap Lead, Zinc, Brass X> and Copper, Bottles, Rigs, Scrap Iron, ard Horse Shoes, Oil Drums. Highest prices given. , i29u PUBLIC CATERER* W. EDWARDS, BAKER AXD CONFECTIONER, 61 Colombo road, Sydenham. / THINNERS. Luncheons, Tea Meetings, ■ J SchoolTreaa,BaUs.Picnic ParUes. IE Town or Country, on ehorteat notice. Marquees. Tents. Boilers, Cutlery, Crockery, Tables. Treasels, and all requisites required for carrying oar the above ia aU their details on Reasonable Terms.. 5552 ~"' "' SKASONABLa, ~~~ ~ M lO^0^8^" 0 ? 1^81^,1^0 TOMATO SAUCE" has been pronounced by the ical Faculty 01 Canterbury, Kew Zealand, to be the purest in the market, and absolutely free from deleterious ingredients. " tm ' ku " !U * * TJiSJSS'SJ! 0 . aiumport whioh has been accorded to YCJCLKBRATKD limTO SAUCJfi "has .marked the puhlie appreciacion of its quality and cheapness. ■ WJ^fclw^ It to the cheapest in the market. For chops, stealra. cold meats, it is most appetising► 111 * « raFiw ' toViTle j'Sagiiagassgasa^g^MRS COTTON, FASHIONABLE JMRKSS AND MANTLE iff Aw Hi R. (From Thompson and Giles, Sydney.) . ; ACCURACY of and Perfecttoa ot .. S,yle «anl»_reiied upto^^osewho LOVELY PSBSENTS" FOR CHRISTMAS & NEW YEAR. JjASKEiTS OF ARTIFICIAL XLOWKRS, POT PLANTS and LEAVES, 70S DRAWING-ROOM, DINING-ROOM, and HALL. ONLY COMS AKD BKB. MRS ¥QPE, MOBTSN'S BUi'ibl'HOa*"' 6817