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I PUBLIC NOTICES. j [A CARD.j THOS. J AMIESON, Teacher of Unausfces (French, Italian and Spanish), Shorthand and Practical Bookkeeping. 66 EAST BHLT. 8262 s STANDARD FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND. NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS. DIVIDEND WARRANTS for last Half-year may be obtained at the Company's office, 177 Hereford street, on application. ARCHD. SCOTT, 8483 Manager for Canterbury. THE DEE CREEK GOLD SLUICING COMPANY (No I iftbillty). AT a Meeting of the Directors, held on Wednesday, March 16th, a CAM. (being No. 5) of SIXPK>?i;K PKH SHAKE was ina'i», due and payable to the Manager, R. A. Brace, at the office of the Company, 140 Hereford street, on Wednesday, April 13th, 18§3. H. A. BRUCE, Legal Manager. Christchurch, March 17th, 1898. 8758 THE RATING ACT, 1894. NOTICE is hereby given that, in pursuance of the above Act, an ASSESSMENT COURT will be held at the City Council Offices, Christchurch. on FRIDAY, the first day of April next, at 10 a.m., for the purpose of determining all OBJECTIONS to the VALUATION ROLZ. of the City of Christchurch. RICHMOND BREXHAM, Stipendiary Magistrate, Judge of Assessment Court. Dated at Christchurch this 16th day of March, 1898. 8780 ' MRS ROSKRUGE, COLOMBO STREET, (Adjoining Wrigglesworth and Binns), HAS IN STOCK a GOOD ASSORTMENT OF * LADIES' UNDERCLOTHING, CORSETS, AND MILLINERY. 8615F JUST ARRIVED, EX AOTEA, ALSO FROM AMERICA. npHE IMPERIAL BOOT DEPOT have Just Opened 11. a Choice Collection of BOOTS, SHOES and EVENING SLIPPERS for the Autumn Trade, and are Offering Remarkable Value :— MEN'S Patent Calf Court Shoes from 7e 6d ~ Golosh Balmorals, neat and stylish, from 8s 6d ~ Canvas Shoes, rubber soles, from 3s LADIES' Walking Shoes from 5s „ In-tep Strap Shoes, fashionable, at 6s 6d „ Kid Lace Boots from 9s 6d; Also a lot of 3s and 4s in Button and Lace Boots, narrow fittings, pood quality, at considerably less than cost price. Inspect our Windows for prices, and call for any requirements at HARRIS'S IMPERIAL BOOT DEPOT, ' 207 Cashel Street. P WATSON'S *** WHISKEY. BISHOP and GARDNER, CHRISTCHURCH. LADIES— We beff to inform you that our SHIPMENT for AUTUMN and WINTER is to hand, comprising Cloths, Tweeds, Series, and Novelties in Special Dresses, with Trimmings to match. Inspection respectfully invited. Gowns of all kinds, perfect in fit and form. . TAILOR-MADE COSTUMES A SPECIALITY. A. WORDEN AND CO., (Nest E. Recce and Sons) 125 COLOMBO STREET. SMOKE JJELIGHTFUL JUNa TOBiCCO. ~~~~ THANKS. THE CASH TAILORING COMPANY beg to thank their Customers and the Public, generally for their patient waiting for tbeir Orders, which were UNAVOIDABLY DELAYED through the extension and remodelling of their premises, and hope now, tlu-ough the additions made, they will be able to cope with their large and increasing business with facility and despatch. NEW GOODS JUST ARRIVED. See Windows and Prices. J. LABCELLES, | (No connection with any other Firm.) F GOVERNMENT NOTICES. LUNATIC ASYLUMS DEPARTMENT, WELLINGTON. nnENDEES will lie received until Noon of the 2nd JB_ Day of APRIL, 1898, from persons willing to furnish the under-mentioned articles, in such quantities as may be ordered by the New Zealand Govern* ment, during the three years commencing on the Ist day of May, 1898 :— SCHEDULES OF ARTICLES. / ■1. Blankets, flannels, clothing, &c., of New Zealand manufacture. 2. Apparel, draper}', &c. 3. Boots, shoes and slippers of New Zealand leather and manufactured in the colony. 4. Leather, shoemakers' materials, &c. Schedules of the above, giving an estimate of the quantities of each important olass of articles required, with copies of the General Specifications and Conditions of Tendering, together with printed forms of tender, may be obtained from the Storekeepers of the Auckland. Wellington, Christchurch and Seacliff Asylums, from 10 to 3 o'clock every day except Saturday, where also the samples will be shown, aud any information or explanation afforded to intending tenderers. Tenders must be addressed to "The Inspector of Asylums, Wellington," and all tenders must be marked on the outside "Tender for —-," as the case may be. . . The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted. ■ ■ D. MAOGBEGOB, Inspector of Asylum*. Wellington, Ist March, 1898. 87C7 EDUCATIONAL. * SCHOOL OF SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING, 64 Oashel street East. 6922 MISS I. M. HAWKINS. SHORTHAND AND TECHNICAL 1 SCHOOL. ISO Worcester street west. PRINCIPAL—MB O. H. GILBY, Honoursman and Fellow of the National Phonographic Society, N.S.S.T., Assisted by J ■ Mies E. A. Boat, Honours Diploma N.P.S., dec. SHORTHAND. Being recognised under the New Zealand Government Technical Instruction Act we are enabled to REMIT a large proportion of Students' Fees. Best Besults—At last year's examination by the . local Association our Students gained five of the Six highest speed certificates. . ' Typewriting, Bookkeeping and thorough Commercial Training. SCHOOL OF SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING, Grain Agency Buildings (opposite D.1.0.). MISS A. M. CARR, F.N.P.S., N.S.S.T.. N.U.T. Fellow National Phonographic Society, N.Z. President National Society Shorthand Teachers, N.Z. Secretary National Union of Typists (Loud). SHORTHAND (Pitman's and Light Line). TYPEWRITING, BOOKKEEPING, Registered by N.Z. Government, 1897. Classes from 9.30 a.ra. to 5 p.m., and from 7 to 9.3 C p.m. Miss Can's pupils hold highest records in New Zealand, Australasian record 220 words per minute Highest outside British Isles. ' LOST AND FOUND. LOST, on Tuesday evening, at the Choral Hall, s RUD LKATHEB PUBSE. Finder Idndh return same tothisoffice. °«« IMPOUNDINGS. TMPOUNDED in Dunsandel Pound, by D. Algie B from Messrs Walker Bros.' farm, Donsande], On< Red and White spotted STEER; no vieibfe brands If not claimed and expe ses paid, to be Sold on Marct 23th, at 12 o'clock noon. l>. COBNEUUS, Pound keeper. S7B_ TIOUSEHOLD Requisites in Ironmongery, Cuuar; IT. Plated Goods, Lamps, China, Glassware *n< ftnoy Good*, at Minwß'f Cheap Dsjwt. 3S» Oolombi ttTMt'