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Press, Volume LIV, Issue 9734, 24 May 1897, Page 9

■_. GOVERNMENT NOTICES. " * C In tho matter of the Public Trust Office Acta fa. «_T " time being,.and in the matter of the .___.. - JOHN MYI-E8 MAXWELL, late of wSL Q| In th_ Provincial District of * soap maker, deceased. *****?_ NOTICE 1. Hwthy Olvcn. _k_ all &_,___«, J 1 others having Claim, against th*\b£l_**- ' * are required to send in to J. J. M. Ifamillni. if* ■* District Agent of the Public Trustee lC'3> Buildings, ChrwU-hurch, and in wriHn? n*" 5 before the SIXTH DAY of AIK.L.ST; fib? 01 *,"*" particular- of such Claims, giving: the item*. _«5 amounts of the same and thu Publics Trustee »«i at the expiration of the said time or as soon «__■? Iter as convenient), m.i.v he, distribute tho __*__"!. of the said deceased or any part thereof ijW the parties entitled tliercl... having regard a«Wthe Claims which tho Public Trustee shall have S** had notice, and acconlin-- to the priorities _-!».«_* -- the Public Trust Offlce Acts for the time boinrto-J. claims as between them, eh e«s respectively l-rinSl * forms for the purpo__ can be obt lined fron.'anv of 22 1 agents of this ofticr. All money., jwyable to ths 3__! I « esUte may be lodged to the credit of the PniSH _f Trustee's Account at an v Postal Moner-ordsrfMu!!' I or paid to J. J. M. Hamilton, Rsq._ District A«™?__ 1 ths Public Trustee, Cliri.Mui.eh. * AB "* *-< 1 JAMES C. MARTIN, g Public Trust Office, S Wellington, 19th May, 1897. w £ EDUCATIONAL. " ~" I PIANO, SINGING, DRAWING, AND PAINTINQ* I MISS ROWLEY will RESUME teach__« _. I TUuSDAY, May 25th. «"-«ung <_» » 231 St. Asaph street West. «n j E. J. rAINTEU, - i TEACHER OF THK VIOLIN, also MANDOIIVB I a AND GLITAi:, - M,W U*W | Will, in future, give INSTRUCTION at his PRlVatb 1 RESIDENCE, 39 Gloucester sheet East, opnlSS I school. Kg 1 BOYS' HIUH SCHOOL, CHIUSTCHURCH."* 55 ' 1 Headmaster—o. E. BEVAN-BROWN. M.A. r THE NEXT' TERM will commence on W_. NESDAY, June 2nd. New hoys mu.t attend for examination at 9.30 a.m. punctually on THIS. DAY, June Ist. ' *""•" < The Headmaster will lie at the school to see Mien., or guardians ou TUESDAY, June Lit, fromTffl a.m. to 12.30 p.m. *-*.«.. .' ALL FEES ARE PAYABLE IN ADVANOE, ' 1 Fees, inoluding all subjects, £4 4s per term tor bow 1 oyer twelve years of age, ana £3 3s per term torbori I under twelve years of age. if p,aa at the RegistraK I ' offlce within one fortnight from tho first day 6 f I ' attendance the fees are £3 3_ and i_2 2s Prospectuses can he obtained at the school or _i Canterbury College. w j A. CRACROFT WILSON, ] Canterbury College, R *tbtitt. j —''.-V. 8 - 1 -' 189 Z_ hSi • • GIRTON COLLEGE, LATIMER SQUARE, ' For the Higher Education of Girls. *> SECOND TERM 0897) BEGINS JUNE 1* 2 ' Students ass mljle at 9.30 am. Indies' olu«s I for Enu-lish Language and Literature, French Con. I * vernation, Elocution, Drawing and. Painting, 4a fa I Afternoon aud Evenings. ' 1 New Pupils may be enrolled at the College frots . 2.30t0 5 p.m. on FRIDAY, SATURDAY and MOH. '» DAY, May 28th, 29th and 31_t. Prospectuses as' to Byllabus and terms at Mesas W. G. Chartres's and K. J. Wood aud Cos. . 0. FREEMAN, 8.A., . 10->-> Principal J EOLVENDEN SCHOOL, i LINWOOD, " Corner of Hereford street and Rolleston street' * " MRS GEORGE HTOBNS and, MISS NELLIE _ HIORNS will RESUME TEACHING ou "' f i FRIDAY, MAY 28t/_. < . The School will be carried on in future in the New £ Schoolroom, built, especially for the purpose, In the construction of which duo regard has been paid t» the health, comfort and convenience of the sabolan C The room is well ventilated and lighted. '" are vaoancies for new pupils, botlvfor Mhod and music. ' Music Lessons will also be Resumed on Friday, Ifaf At home Wednesday, May 26th. , "] DANCING. . j. t Miss Nellie Hiorns will commence her olosses-- I Evening—Thursday, 27th, at 7.30. ' * Afternoon—Wednesday, June 2nd, at 4.15. 8H DANCING. DEPORTMENT. CALISTHENIO - EXERCISES. . MISS LOWE, having returned from Melboii-M, ./ WILL RESUME CLASSES May 28th, Habbrt- - room. Address, Occidental Hotel. IS6 KH'NT LODGE SOHOOI' 1 '■' Upper Riccarton. r 1 • Read Master, J. Harknkbs, M.A., j Late Senior Classical Scholar ot Corpus ChriaJ- ';* , College, Oxford. i *i * *'. for Boys under Fifteen Years ot Ags. School RE-OPENS on THURSDAY, May 270,. * For prospectus, apply 72 HEAD MASTER. ' ■ -, SOHOOL OF SHORTHAND ANO TYPEWRITKiOj .' '■* Cathedral square, Christchurch. .' MISS A. M. GARB. N.S.S.T., N.U.T. = * Registered Teacher (Sir I.aac Pitman), 1896. * N.Z. President National Society Shorthand ** Teachers (Eng). _ N.Z. Secretary National Union T)T>"' ,tß (EngX • j PITMAN'S and - Light-Line Shorthand, Type writing. Bookkeeping, &c. Classes—Theory and Speed, from9a.ro. to 9.30 p.m.. Speed Classes from 40 to 200 words ami nute. (Thorough and rapid tuition. French—MlSS AMBLER, De l'Academie<ta Paris at dcs Lycees de Montpellier et do Ni_M, Matriculation and Civil Service Classes. Miss A. H, Can's nupils hold Highest Speed Certificate, ih New Zealand—Australian recoil, 200. words per __dnut% highest outside I.ritish Isles. C-fi. GILBY'S' SHORTHAND and TECHNICAL a SCHOOL, No. ,150 Worcester street Wert. Shorthand, Typewriting, Bookkeeping. Candidates for . . Matriculation and Civil Service individually coached. French tuition under skilful French Mastor. All our A candidates successful at Inst Matriculation era-tins-. , .''J tion. Voluntary --Testimony :--To Mr Gilby-»"-f)f ■ \ b.Bt thanks are due to you and to Messrs Kiddand Malaquin for your careful tuition of my son." ToM. f . Malaquin—" Your pupils ought to learn Frew— , * quickly.. You are certainly a most painstaklßg and , , patient teacher." " P think your charges are absurdly * small." Fees and all particulars on application. . ,^, ORE & LODDBB, ' .. ! FIREPROOF =-' ? ] CITY BUFFET HOTEL ANl> RESTAURANT, 59 LAMBTON QUAY, WELLINGTON. TMPORTER of ths BEST WINES and SPIBI-* Superior accommodation for families, _. Private sittin«-rooms. . 7 . , .Private dining-rooms for ladies and fara-lie* - * Hot, cold and shower baths. Night porter In altendanoe. ",' -1 Electric light. ?■ Every attention given for the oomfort « £ travelling public, personally supervised »f'"*;'. -*; Proprietor. ' . TERMS MODERATE. FUNERAL NOTICES __J '* TTUNTER and COMPANY , ;-j *~-" MONUMENTAL WORKERS, 'Junction of Colombo street and South Bel- ! CHRISTCHURCH. We Manufacture on the Premises to Any DesJgJ!**Monuments, Tombs, Crosses, Tablet*, top***"-** . Fonts, Water Fountains, Garden Vases sua . Pedestals; also, House Carvings. . '. . Designs and Estimates on Application, J* mBW PATTERNS IN IRON RAILINGS OBB**- -| Concrete Kerbings. I THE Friends of Mrs Janet Graham are.fa-P*** fuHyi-nited to attend her Fune.al, to leave »« j late re*id.nce, Brookside, on Tuesday, May 26OT,a*> * _ D.m., for the Presbyterian Cemetery, BrooknttS. W. H. LOCKWOOD, - * . 1057 Undertaker, _ W. LANO F0 B D,;i| SANITARY UNDERTAKER AN3> I' EMBALMER. f Knrt Holding Certificate in New Zealand. | .The Process of Embalming prevents infectious diseases. Charges within the _*acn.?_--olasses. =. Oldest Firm in New Zealand. _*. Residence-Corner Northeaatbelt. Telephoneatß Town Office—l 33 Colombo street. Telephone OW.^ J. LAMB AND SON, ( UNDERTAKERS & EMBALMEBJ. FUNERALS FORNISUEO at the Shortest NottO* inJhcßest Possible Style, to SuifcaU Classti ; __RAIIiING—We would particularly re" so / 8 \ its application. when an interment has to bs ac» f *s The process is inexpensive, and very effectual. < , Address 35 Jtl G-EORGE BARREIiXi, Certificated -rntj •EMBALMER and UNDERTAKES. r The science of Embalming, as P|" a ?- Jsed J°!Ld~' Great Britain and America, is now _ . • by the above, who can now preserve the boor -*" "-**--* - until arrival of friends from any distance. "*t . Funerals conducted at strictly Low CflisW-* ■ }• 65 Durham street South. Telephone OS-* ;•- ._ .>