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GOVERNMENT NOTlU^a. APPLICATION Inviwr been mrfe to J 0 *** REGISTER a CERTAIN DEALING aieiuoranduin of Mortgage anu 9607, ALICE AGNES BELDY to ARTHUR PEKRr. and a statutorj' declaration of the loss of the ordinals of the said mortgages having been lolled .witn mc, I hereby jrfve notice that I vriil disi>euse with the production of the said mortgages, aaU register sucli deaUng on the 7th Februarj-, 1596. • Dated this 17th day ot January, at the Lands « Reristry Office, Christchurch. J. M. EATHAM, 3160 District Land Registrar. CANTERBURY LAND DISTRICT. "VfOTICR is Hereby Given, that the Untiaitneni> tioned RURAL" LANDS, the property of the Canterbury Collesre, will be submitted to PUBLIC AUCTION, ift this Office, on WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 19th. 18S6. at noon :— of Reserve 1230, about two miles from Little Rivei Railway Station, on the Port Levy road, area 258 acres ; upset price £8 per acre. The Reserve comprises rough hilly grazine land oi good quality, producing good crops of cocksfoot; HI access difficult. Ie Terms of Sale:—One-fifth of purchase money or it the fall of the hammer, balance withiu thirty days ni thereafter. Possession will be given on May Ist. 1596. Plans may be seen at this office. J. W. A. MARCHANT, Commissioner of Crown Lands. District Lands and Survey Office, Christchurch. December 18th, 1395. 35: £ EDUCATIONAL NOTICES. it : : 155 MONTREAL STREET. r * Ift /B"R H. jr. LUND will RESUME LESSONS oi J.TJL FRIDAY, JANUARY 31st. At Home Thursday from II till 5 p.m. 243( U ROLVEXDEN, HEREFORD STREET, LINWOOD. BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL. MRS GEORGB HIORNS and MISS NELLII lIIORNS will be prepared to receive thei! Pupils on THURSDAY, 30fch instant. Music Lesson: will commence on same date. 217' !l PIANO, ORGAN, VOICE PRODUCTION AND HABiION'Y MR T. FITZGERALD FAULKNER has RESUMED TEACHING at 228 Oxford terrace near Manchester street. Tenus on application. 223J VIOLIN and ACCOMPANIMENT LESSONS. MR F. M. WALLACE will RESUME Teaching oi FRIDAY, the 31st inst. At home on Thursday afternoon. 1 CRANMER SQUARE. 234; ~ PIANO, HARMONY, ORGAN, &c. MISS RACHEL ROSS will RESUME TEACHING on THURSDAY, January 30th. 158 MONTREAL STREET. 233! MISS ADA SINCLAIR TAYLOR will RliSUill LESSONS on SATURDAY, February Ist. '" A Large Room To Let, suitable for Classes , or practice, with pianoforte. 256 ARMAGH STREET V?. ZS3J PIANOFORTE, ORGAN, &c. MR LAURENCE F. WATKINS, Organist of St John's, Latiraer square, will RESUME TEACH' ING on THURSDAY, January 30th. At Home or WEDNESDAY from 10 a.m. till 5 p.m. 112 Hereford street East, and Wilson's road, Opawa. 2401 DRAWING AND PAINTING. MM W. MENZIES GIBB will RESUME TEACH ING on TUESDAY, 4TO FEBRUARY. 253 C SCHOOL OF DOMESTIC INSTRUCTION, 123 Lichfleld street. CLASSES will RE-OPEN on THURSDAY, the 30th irist. Class arrangements to be learnt a 1 the School. 2295 PIANOFORTE AND SINGING, fe —- .w Tt.riSS WATSON RESUMES Pianoforte and Sing be IVJI ing Lessons id MONDAY, the 3rd FEBRUARY. At Home, St. John' 3 Vicarage, from THURSDAY. 30th inst. \ 2451 ill PIANOFORTE. TVf ISS VINCENT will RESUME TEACHING ijJL on THURSDAY, JANUARY 30th. 1896, ld At 31 Colombo street South. 245j ACADEMY OF MUSIC, ._ 191 Manchester street. [o ___ TTERR C. F. BUNZ and HIS SONS will RECEIVF JrjL PUPILS from this date. Violin, Piano, and allOrchestrallnstruments Tau-.'ht. 2571 PIANOFORTE AND SINGING. HERR MAX HIRSCHBURG RESUMES TEACH ING on THURSDAY, 3Cm JANUARY. "~ In addition to the above Herr Dirschburg hai i formed, for the .cultivation of Ensemble-Playintr '• PIANO-QUARTETT CLASSES, to which " moderate^ advanced" and"advanced" players maybe admitted. Full particulars on application. ■ rh ■ New Address—l 36 MONTREAL STREET. 250] DRAWING AND PAINTING. s, ly MR P. VAN DER- VELDEX ra TTJEGS to announce that he has arranged to open x> CLASSES for the above, iw follows— ' 5 SPECIAL CLASS for LADIES, 2 to 4 MONDAYS. Do. do. for GENTLEMEN, 2 to < th FRIDAYS. h- FEE— £3 3s per Term of 12 Weeks, payable i n advance Classes begin MONDAY, 3rd, and FRIDAY, 7tl he February. Studio—lß9 Durham street North. 2251 ly Tt/ffISS ESTHER ATKINSON, Pupil of Walte: *d ixJL Bache, R.A.M., London, and of Professor X Klindworth, Berlin, holding Teacher's Certiflcati it- from Klindworth-Charwenka Conservafcorium, is pre 11- pared to Receive PUPILS for PIANOFORTE anc in SINGING. Term begins THURSDAY, JANUARY ice 30ra. Address—Mr* Crosby's, corner of Park terraci or and 277 Armagh street. . 2371 TECHNICAL SCHOOL No. 150 Worcester street West. PRINCIPAL, MR C. H. GILBY, HONOURS DIPLOMA NAT. PHONOG. SOC. (ENG. _ MATRICULATION and CIVIL SERVICE EXAMS. Students Coached for these Exams, by a Graduati of N.Z. University. Shorthand, Typewriting, Bookkeeping, Correspondence (English and French), anc q all Commercial Subjects Thoroughly Taught. _ RE-OPENED THURSDAY, JANUARY 16th. SCHOOL OF SHORTHAND and TYPEWRITING CATHEDRAL SQUARE. id MISS A. M, -C-A ER Jr » And her Sisters, Pitman's and Light Line Shorthand, Typewriting " n Bookkeeping, Correspondence, Writing, Arithmetic &c.- - ■ -•■ - ..... Every Description of Copying Done on Type "s writer. of Pitman's Speed Certificate?. Miss A. M. Carr' pupils have obtained the highest speed certificate ever granted in New Zealand. . 51 THE EDUCATION BOARD OF THE DISTRICT ~~ ' OF NORTH CANTERBURY. THE Education. Board of the District of Nortl Canterbury hereby publicly notifies that th SCHOOL DISTRICT of PORT ROBINSON has beet duly FORMED, and that its Boundaries are a ■-- follows :— , Bounded towards the northward by Block S ajl Cheviot; westwards by. Blocks 16 and IS liowry Peaks; southwards by the Rive Huruiiui; and eastwards by the Pacifi Ocean. • H. O. LANE, Secretary. — Chrißtclmrch, 24th January, 1896. 253 0N - BOYS' HIGH SCHOOL, CHRISTCHURCH. Head-Master, C. E. Be van-Brown, M. A. ir- nnHE NEXT TERM WILL COMMENCE OI de X. THURSDAY, JANUARY 30th. id New Boys must attend for examination at 9.30 a.m SO punctually on _ ' WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 29th. be The Head Master will be at the School to see Parent Is or Guardians on ad Tuesday, the 28th, and Wednesday, the 29th, L , d From 9.30 a.m. to 12.30 p.m. J3 All Fees are Payable in advance. * r Fees, including all subjects, £4 4s per term for boyi '«♦ over twelve years of age, and £3 _3s per tern\ for boy ™ under twelve years of age. If paid at the Registrar , ! j.. Office within one fortnight from the first day o attendance the Fees are £3 3s and £2 23 respectively. £* Prospecttises can be obtained at the School or a ~ Canterbury College. A. CRACROFT WH^ON, j. ■ Registrar. a- Canterbury College, January 11th, 1896. 153! >n NELSON COLLEGES. se BOYS' COLLEGE—Principal, J. W. Joynt, M.A.: a Second Master, W. S. Ldttlejohn, M.A.; Lad} a Matron, Miss A. M. Ollivier. a- GIRLS' COLLEGE—Lady Principal, Miss B. E Gibson, M.A. - >d — c, nnHE regular course of instruction includes English I Language and Literature, History and Geoaj graphy, Classics, Mathematics, Modern Languages, h. Science and Drawing. At she Girls' College Class 3, Singing and Needlework are also taught. * In addition to Prizes, there are Thirteen Scholarships for Boys and Six for Girls, awarded on .the result ro of the year's work, besides Provincial, Tinline and of School Commissioners' Scholarships. At the Boys* College there is a Cricket Ground, as ig Asphalt Tennis Court, a Gymnasium, and a Cadet x Corps. * , At the Girls' College there are Two Asphalt Tennis Courts and a Gymnasium; Drill and Indian Club exercises are practised regularly. Music and Dancing are extras. Tuition in the S former is provided by the Nelson School of Music. = For fees and farther particulars apply to the Secre- > s tary, College Office, Nelson, r The FIRST TERM begins on TUESDAY, 4th £■ February. 1569 "\TEW YEAH What - about that headache - J3I you. get after a heaw repast? Aiu't yoa O going to try Dr. Crossland's Headache Cachets l< for it? They cure all kinds headache*, and neoialgia. : X* W, (Acaiwtt Mtd itora.