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Railways. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. EXCURSION TO AMBERLEY THIS DAY. FOU UACES. TRAIN LEAVKS"~CHRISTCHURCH at 9120 a.m.. and RETUUNS FROM AM; BKRLEY at 7.15 p.m. Return Fares-5s 6d tot class, 3. 6d second. , THOS. COOK & SON TOURIST, EXCURSION* AND GENERAL PAsiSENGKR AGKNTS. Head Office, Ludgate Circus, London. Head Orttoe forXew Zealand, 4 Victoria Arcade. Auckland. PASSAGES, TOURS and EXCURSIONS arranged for. and all information as to . Cost, Routes, &c, anpplied upoa application. I SPECIAL FACILITIES FOR PASSKN- ] GER3 TO EUROPE. ! Special REDUCTIONS over the KewZealand Railways for FORICIGN TOURISTS. Aifenss for all the principal lines of Steamship* aud Railroad Companies throughout the world. SPECIAL CONDUCTED TOURS. ! Fr#m Sydney or Melbourne— To China and Japan, March 15th To India. i To Mildura Irrigation Colonies. Monthly. All information obtainable from J. M. BJfYWOOD and CO., Agents. 21 Cathedral Square. Educational CANTERBURY COLLEGE. BOYS' HIGH SCHOOL. nnHE NEXT TERM will COMMENCE on X THURSDAY, May 21st. NEW BOYd must attend at 9.30 a.m. on WEDNESDAY, May 20th. HEAD MASTER—O. S. Bevan-Brown, M.A. All Fees are payable Iβ Advance. FEES, including all satjects, &l is per term , for boys over twelve years of age, and £3 3e per ! term tor boys under twelve yt-ore of aRe. If I paid at the RegWtrar's Office within one fortnight from day of attendance tho Fees are £3 3s and £2 2s respectively. Prospectusos can be obtained at the School or as Canterbury College. A. CRACROFT WILSON. Registrac Registrar's OfHce. Canterbury College, ' _ May 12th. 1891. U3Q i CANTERBURY COLLEGE. GIRLS' HIGH SCHOOL. THE NEXT TRBM will COMMENCE on THURSDAY, MAY 2IBT. NEW PUPILS must attend at 9.80 a.m. oa WsIDNESDAY. MAY 2WH. LADY PRINCIPAL-Mra MaOB&Olsl Brown, M.A.. asfietedi by an Bffloieat Staff of Teachers. All Fees axe Payable in Advance. TEES, including all subjects except Inatru* mental Music, £5 5s per term for girls over twelve years of age; £4, 4s per term tor girls under twelve years of age. If paid at the Registrar's Offloe within one fortaight iron} firat day of attendance the tees are £4 4s and &ree^ WILSON. Registrar* . Registrar's Offloe, Canterbury CoUQge, May 12th, 1891. > 4150 EDUCATIONAL. M-B and MRS JAMES DAWfi will be . pleased to receive FOUR PUPILS attundfng School in Ohristchurch to BOARD with their own family, where they will have all the comforts of home. Mr Dawe, who Is a graduate of Cambridge, and also a certiflo«.ted teacher, will carefully supervise their home work. 280 GLOUCESTER STREET, 4192! (Near Christ's College). RTRIST SEARELL (Organist of Durham street Wesleyan Church) v.ouimences the SECOND TKKM for the present year on MONDAY NEXT, the 18th instant. Piano, organ, harmonium, singing, &c. Terms, &c, on application to 272 Armagh street West. 4173 VIOLIN AND PIANOFORTE. MISS PACKER (pupil of Herr Otto Mann«. Crystal Palace School of Music, aad of '. M. Wallace, pianoforte pupil of Professor Ernst Paver) Iβ PREPARED TO RECEIVE PUPILS. Lessons given at Rangiora on Wednesdays. TERM BEGINS TUESDAY, MAY 26th. At Home from 10 to 5 after May 18th. 232 Belmont terrace. Oxford terrace. 4182 PROFESSOR OSWALD'S Elocution Class mceiaTHUttSDAV, Uth, at 8 p.m. Course of Twelve Meetings, 10s 6d. Bell's Standard Elocutionist used. Voice Production and Cure of Stammering specialities. Fees in advance. 2077 MRS PRICE, Belmont Terrace, TVTISS TAYLOR'S CLASSES for DANCING. ITJL Mondays at 7, Wednesdays 3.30 to 6. Thursday's Class forming. Wednesday—Calisthenics, a special feature; course from date of joining. Fee las, course of twelve. Practice class, lUs 6d. The Modern and the Original Dances artistically taught, forming a varied and pretty programme for a dance. Private classes formed, private lessons given, country classes visited. 236 Arraogh street West. 9345 ALTON HOUSE. TIMARU. (SEASIDE BOARDING - SCHOOL FOR J*D GIRLS. PBiNCiPAIr-Mlsi LISSAMAN. Sea Bathing. Terms Moderate. 1990 Wanted. SiMS's Registry-Office. 171 Armagh st. (next Dγ" Deamer). Telephone 397. IF yon Want Good Servants. Male or Female, Apply Sime's Registry. Are you Wanting a Situation of any kind! Call at Simes Registry. No engagement no charge, WAlTrNG~Engaerement3-Good Plough' man. Station Hand*, first-class Fiult Tree Primer, Shepherd, Boys, good Couples. No charge to employers for male servants. 4148 XJST ANTED, Employment br thoroughly TT competent Book-keeper,double entry, willing to be ueef uL Sime, 171 Armagh street. 4148 "V , W.C.A. REGISTRY, 178 Colombo street I i (side entrance next Mias Morrison's Dairy). No trouble spared to suit ladies or servants. Mrs Izett, Manchester street, REQUIRES Two Men drainage work; Farm Couple, good salary, no incumbrance; Practical fee D ECOMMENDS English Housekeeper; S\ General 5 years' reference; Station Woman; Cooks; Married Couples; Young Girte, &c W ANTED, Subcribers "Puck," "Judge," Harper's publications " Police Gazetua>, "Detroit Free Press, English, Irish. aeotch papers. 4194 SPECIALLY recommends exceedingly comfortable Board - Residence (west), excellent cooking, good table attendance, terms moderate, no children; also French (woman) cook, daily for partie*, with waitress if required. Comfortable Board-Residence for respectable servants; all classes of servants awaiting engagement from 10 to 5 daily; also station (men) tiaaus. 1036 WANTED KNOWN.—That Lonargao. MoClea and Co., buy of the beat Manufacturers, and are in a position to give the very best value. -jjERSONS GIVING UP HOUSEKEEPING Wishing to Avoid the Risk and Inconvenience of a Sale, ARE REMINDED THAT J. BOWMAN AND SON ARE CASH PURCHASERS OF FURNITURE AND EFFECTS TO ANT EXTENT. OUTDOOR SALES CONDUCTED. J. BOWMAN* and SON, Auctioneers, 200 Hereford street*