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Press, Volume XLVIII, Issue 8044, 12 December 1891, Page 3

Educational. THE EDUCATION BOARDOF THB DI3V >^qD|rrOCNOHTI|qAi«HBEIBnRT. rj\BE Board invlteV' APPLICATIONS, A accompanied by tfflrti niOTiwHi tor toe following Appointments, w be eene Iβ. addressed to the Secretary of the Board, not later that 4 p.m. on TUESDA If, the XStod ourreat :— Noimal School —Second Huter. Pxeaeot salary, &Z&0. _ Normal School—Assistant Master. Present salary, 42120. J. V. COLBORNS VKEL, Secretary. Christehnrch. 9th December. 189 L *M 8 THK EDUCATION BOARD OF THE DISTKIOT OF NORTH CANTERBURY. SCHOLARSHIPS. rriHK EXAMINATION for SCHOLARX SHIPS will be held at the Normal School, c mmening at 930 a.m. KACH DAY, as follows: — Classes A. and B.—Thursday and Friday 17 th aud 18th December. Classes C. and D.—Monday. Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, 21st, 22nd, 23rd and 2iih December. J. V. COLBORNS VEEL, Secretay. Curi9tohnrch,9th December. ISSI. 5030 NOTICE. OWING to Improved Business PROFESSOR OsWaLD METOALKE will NOT leave ao Christmas. The Professor Is curing cases given np as Incurable by the best London, American and colonial specialists. Cures by correspondence. Address, 11? Montreal street. 4SJ* AL.TCM HOUdK, TIMAKU. SEASIDE BOARDING BCHOOL FOR GIRLS. Principal-Miee"~LIS3AMAN. Sea Bathing. Terms moderate. 83 MISS TAYLOR'S CLASSES FOR DANCING. Mondays 7to 9. Thursdays 7to 9. Wednesdays 3.50 to. 5.30. Calisthenics a special feature. 15a course of twelve. Pi actice c.ass, 10s 6d. Course from aate oi joining. The Modern and the Original Dance* artistically caught, forming a varied and pretty pro* gramme (or a dance Private claasee formed. Private lessons given. Country classes visited. aari Armagh au-oet West. 934 Insurance Companies. COMMERCIAL UNION ASSURANCE COM PAKY LIMITED OF (LONDON). CAPrrAl!r*2,soo.ooo. I •ElVEßYdescriptionoTFlßE and MARIKW &2J BUSLNHSd acepced at LOVVKST CURRENT KATES OF fKEMIIJM. Oiaimd Settled with Itibernliiy and Prompt! tude. CLFtT and OK AH AM, Managers for Canterbury, 108 Mancneiwr street. Chrlitcburoh. THE COLONIAL MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY LIMITED. CHKIBTOHUBCH OFFIOB: SOS and 210 HIGH STREET. PROGRESS OF THE SOCIETY, 1884 to 1890. FUND 3, Date, Amount. 31st March, 1884 ... ... £385,269 31st March, 1885 ... ... 471,353 31st March, 1886 ;... . ... 566,074 31st March, 1887 ... ... 666,342 31st December, 1887 ... ... 740,155 31st December, 1888 ... , ... 863,281 31st December, 1889 ... ... 1,050.573 31st December, 1890 ... ... 1,196,414 NEW BUSINESS. Period. Sum Assured. Year ended 3lßt March, 1885 ... £1,151,864 Year ended 31st March, 1886 ... 1,161,030 Year ended 31st March, 1887 ... 1,305,060 Year ended 31st December, 1887 1,469,786 Year ended 31st December, 1888 1,762,821 Year ended 31st December, 1889 1,895,563 Year ended 31st December, 1890 1,938,100 Note.—The New Business for the Test Year maintained the position of the Society as THIRD oa Ihe List of all British Life Offices (some 97 in number). SPECIAL TABLES. Combining Life Assurance with Savings Bank. Full particulars may be obtained on application to uulce. W. T, HOLLINGSWORTH, District Agent for Canterbury. HARRISON DAVIS, Superintendent of Agents. ARTHUR E. GIBBS, Secretary for New Zealand. 15 MUTUAL LIFE ASSQCIATIOS OF AUSTRALASIA. Estab. 1869, BONUS YEAR, 189 L ' Dl Ft E CTO R S H. R. WEBB, ESQ, JP.P.CUNNINSHAM ESQ. <M>. MBDIOAL OmOlß W. H. BTMES, EBQ, M.0., B.So . noxacixoßS: MESSRS- HARPER & CQ. sßos&XAar: ALFRED GILBERT. HEAD OFFICE— j6O, HEREFORD ST. CHSISTCHUROa Funeral Notices. Friends of Mr A. Simpson are reupectl fiullf informed that mc Funeral of bis lace M other, Ann, will leave his residence No. 150 Hereford street, Lin wood, for the Addlujfton Cemetery, at 2 p m., suuaay, 13th. W. LANGFORD. Undertaker, Corner of North and Esut bolt* - Telephone 337. Office 133 Colombo street. ; SOB 5 TUB 'Friends of the late James Roakruge are respectfully loformed chat his Fuuerai will leave iis la.c residence, Hereford sixeei. Lin wood, This Day. Saturday, at 3 o'ciocK p.m., for the AvoQeioe C njetcry. * H. FUHRMANN. Undertaker, 5025 209 Colombo street, f IWK Friends o( Mr Paul Delahunt are reX spectiully inviUd to attend the Funeral oi hia late Wife Mary, to ltav© hi:- residence, Papauui, on Sunder, December 13th, at 1.30 p.m., for the Pro-Cathedral, Barbadoes street, and thence to thefpublic Cemetery, Linwood. R. W. WALTERS and CO., Undertaken, 43 Victoria street, _Tetephone Ko. 146. . - • 6104 *XT L A » G F O B © UNDKRTAEER. Oldest FiiCa i" New Zealand, Jirituioiishsd T: Chrietchurch, IS&. FURNISHS3 FUNXRALS AT THS U»VVE»T CHAKtfSa. PoUsued Cofflas from SA 10s. Please Note th* Address—Corner North and S«bC Belt. Office, 133 Coiemw street, X«oepuone, ds7. ' ._ ■_■._! . . H. S CRIMBHA W, UNDERTAKER. '■ Fonerals Furnished at Lowest Charges, Town or Country. O. Dt/RHAJI STREJKT SOUTH. Telephone—Xo. 438. •1 . Lβ 9 D A Vit S. ** • *-* QNDKttTAKKa. FnVEßALSCon4uctedinTowoorCoun&y. U SI Colombo street (corner Qf Tuani *&«?gi * Solo W. SAIiKKLP, ,«^ 2» Cashel str«t W. Famished in the bese scrleasthe lowest current rate» <» shortese aaooe.uwQ orcouotrr. <sw