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BOROUGH COUNCILsT^, LYTTELTON BOROUGH COUNCIL ' "VTOTICE is hereby tjiven in aconnt... f V f>l Clause 138 of the Municipal Co^S 1 "* **» f U 1886, that the approved )' TURK and RKOKH'TS for the yea *3 IKSt) I- ' March. 1897. CAN" OB SKBN at the" Bo»ui'?? iUi Office during office hours. Co UU( m U. 1. V. ROGHR3 6 ™ . ' LYTTELTOX EOUOUGU COtWCuT"" —' -VTOTICK is hereby r ?ivon"lh7». i« » the mW nil the Lyi t-lton iiov.muhCouncil at k,1 ™ tt( * to ho held od the 27th day of Ai>ril "EX' , SJ ' ' and LKVY a OEXKIiAL" R ATI: of ojffc i m the £ for the Vcar cmlin- 51st March i«» I!<0 j that such rate will become payable in one' sum *t^ 1 " othoa ot the Uorousrh on the Ist MVY lr "" further that the Ratebook 13 now open i> i tion at the Town Clerk"s orllce during Imsjnej, te? H. J. V. ROUERS, t J CITY COUNCIL. BRUNNER RELIEF FUND, GALA DEMOKSTRATIOxToii THE 9th INSTANT HIS WORSHIP THIT MAYOR desire* .1 CITIZENS to CUHE their OiTICES PLACES of BUSINESS, on «-*ICES THURSDAY, APRIL 16th INST. In place of Anril 9ih, as previously *' i m advertised. 1 #April Bth, 1896. ■ ft F CIIRISTCIIURCH CITY COUNCIU "" fi' BURGESS ROLL. g I NOTICE, under Section X a 1 .H. the Municipal Corporations Act 1886 th.t »? i UURGESS LIST for, lb%&-7, together with «,V iS? I KADLTEBS" LIST, i<. READY FOR INSPfionoi* I SiffiaSt onte^ d wiu »™asssj th^o/qs^jK^af nic and delivered at my Office on or before the 2aS Inst. *eej Objection forms can be obtained at ray Offlw. F. T. UASKINS. City Council Office, I'own d« t Bth April, 1895. m EDUCATIONAL. NOTICES. ~~" J WOODCARVING LESSONS. " S MISS GETHRB (from Dun-din), I BUILDINGS. Only this month. I Apply at Sir Gibb: jjy. S VIOLIN TUITION, | Also- § J A CCOMPANIMENT or ENSEMBLE LESSOR B ±\. (Piano and Violin). uaoaw a 5 g Uo r " Jj«Jn j* Mr F. M. WALLACE'S charge for inßtruc I FOUR GUINEAS PER TERM. B Two Half Houra or One Hour Weekly. W 5159 1 CRANMER SQUARE W. • B mEOHNIOAL SOHOOIii JL No. 150 Worcester street West. ■ B PRINCIPAL, .' I MR C. H. GILBY, 1 HONOURS DIPLOMA NAT. PHONOG. SOC. (EN(J.) 1 MATRICULATION , and~cTviL SERITOE EXAM 3, 1 Students Coached for these Exams, by a GradwJi 1 of N.Z. University. Shorthand, Typewriting 8001. 1 keepinjr, Correspondence (En-flish and French), ul'■ 2 all Oommeroial Subjects Thoroughly Taught. I ' SCHOOL OF SHORTHAND and TYPEWRITLNO i CATHEDRAL SQUARE. f MISS A. M. GABS I And her Sisters, ■■■ Pitman's and Light Line Shorthand, Typewrittnr ■ Bookkeepiiij;, Correspondeuue, Writing, ArithineSt 8 &c. 8 P>ery Description of Copying Don* on Tnx I writer. - . ■ Miss A.M. Carr's pupils have obtained the Fist r 1 Certificates for 150 words per minute granted bySlj 1 Isaac Pitman in New Zealand. The hiifheet evw 1 gained in Canterbury. ■.. BOARD AND RESIDENCE. <'*W EASTER HOLIDAYS, AKABOA. X m/|"RS HEWITT, of St. Helen's, Waimil, has fitted"' f ■ .JLVjL up her larfre and picturejijuely-situated re»l- I deuce as a Boardin<r House, and i« uOT prepared t< B receive visitor to Akaroa on moderate terms. 650! . I UPERIOR Comfortable JBoanl and Re»idenet I Terms moderate. Three ipinutca' walk Iroa 1 Town, Public Gardens, Library, dec, j WAIT AH UNA HOUSE, . I 285 Cashel street West. 1 in» «* CAITHNESS."— Eden street, Auckland, Uta v> l>l , . Kenderdine's residence, opposite Supreme Court. Vacancies for Ladies and GenUeine&i Hoi tnd cold bathe. Terms moderate. ' / MRS G. CARTER, Proprietress. BLIGH'S "■; TEMPERANCE HOTS) Victoria, street. Meals 6d ; Beds Is. BOARD AND RESIDENCE. HANDSOMELY • FURNISHED ApartmsatS"/* " Ladies and Gentlemen. X MRS SAWTF.LL, Sherwood, 72 Cashel street E. Telephone 703. ' , FUNERAL NOTICES T-TUNTER AN d COMPANY, •*"■" MONUMENTAL WORKERS, Junction of Colombo street and South Bflt» CHRISTCHURCH. t| . We Manufacture on the Premises to AnyDeitoli' Monuments, Tombs, drosses. Tablets, Baptism*! -; > Fonts, Water Fountains, Garden Vases*na ;_ Pedestals; also, House Caryin(p. , ~ Designs and Estimates on Application. *, NEW PATTERNS IN IRON RAILINGS OHBtf - Concrete Kerbings. i, - . ■' THE Friends of the late Mr Robert Bamneldw invited to attend his Funeral, to leave hfalMe residence, Halswell, on Thu-sday, April io»t»*J ; 3 p.m., for the Halswell Cemetery. JAS. LAMB JM SON, Undertakers, 35 LichAeld street. Telepbog ' - 361. " ff-., nn HE Friends of Mr Robert Moderate are »•?** ; JL fully in ited to attend the Funeral wife (Jane), which will leave his residence, Bennewft- / at 2.30 p.m. Thie Day (Thursday), for the PnWW ' Cemetery, Cust " "j*... TT\llß Friends of Mrs Sarah Cairns are invited <*/"-" : 1 attend the Funeral of her late eldest dawnw ;, ' (Eli7Abetb), which will leave her residence, B«»v. street, Sydenham, on Friday, at 2.30 p.m. tot .- dinjrton Cemetery. GEORGE BARRELL. Ung*T , ,- taker, 554 Durham street South. Telepkons Wfe, ; . J J7\ DUCKWORTH AND IJe UNDERTAKEBS. . No. 42 COLOMBO ROAD, SYDENHAM. ~j, \ ? Trade supplied. "• '-f

UNDEETAKBB, -^^/? By request has added to hie already replete pW^£'' OPEN FUNERAL OAR, . •"•/s&%' for which no extra charge is made, but hU low charges will be adhered to. ■'-; a; ■- | Telegraph or Telephone Orders, by night or daTr-;, ■,-, receive Immediate attention. -,„,'.- • ; 65 Durham street South. Telephone om» ,v-- . ■^ , j^ VJT. LANGFOBD»j UNDERTAKES, . . > Famishes Funeral* ftt the LOWEST POSSfftf.-;, , ; PRIOKS, combined with respectability. ' « Oldest Firm in New Zealand. , * v - Address—Residence, corner of North ««* beltk Office: 133 Colombo street Telephone, 3W- - t D e S V X B , c » \ DNDKRTAKER, / ? | OORNSR OP OASHEL and PURHAM *j. J e LAMB ANP SOR;V^ UNDERTAKERS, J . X LIOHFIELD STBBET. :. - Telephone—36l. „ ,"'■