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VOLUNTEER NOTICES. KAIAPOI RIFLES. COMPANY ORDERS bt CAPT. THOS. MILLAR, Commanding. THE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of -this Company will bi held in the Orderly-room on FRIDAY, MARCH _siu, at 7.30 r.u. T. G. BLACKWELL, 9041 Colour-Sergeant. ROAD BOARDS. —. 4 — . MANDEVILLE AND RANGIORA ROAD BOARD. NOTICE TO RATEPAYERS. "VTOTICE is hereby giveu,that ALL RATES UN_3f PAH) after the 51st of March, 1838, will l>e SUED FOR. with tbe addition of 10 per cent, added. JAMES MARSHALL. Clerk to the Board. Rangiora, March 18th, 1898. 3870 WAIPARA ROAD DISTRICT. NOTICE is hereby triven, that ALL BRIDGES WITHIN the above-named DISTRICT are UNSAFE for TRACTION ENGINE TRAFFIC or of ANY LOAD EXCEEDING FOUR TONS. J. D. LANCE, Chairman Waipara Roid Board. Road Board Office, Waikari, March 22nd, 183 a 9038 KOWAI ROAD BOARD. THE PUBLIC WORKS ACT, 1894. NOTICE is Hereby Given, tliat tbe APPLICATIONS of Messrs J. and J. Innes and C. W. Purchas. for permission to ERECT SWING GATES on the Kam Paddock Road, Mount Brown, will be considered by the Board at its next Meeting, to be held in tho District Office, Balcairn, at 2 p.m. on SATURDAY, the 2nd day of April, 1898. SCHEDCLI. 1. A gate at the junction of the Rim Paddock and McKay's roads 2. A gate on the top of the terrace at Baby's Creek Bridge (west side) 3. A gate oil the outside boundary of the Ram Paddock, leading to Heathstockj and about two miles beyond Boby'a Creek Bridge 4. A gate at the junction of the Railway Reserve and Ram Paddock roads, the south-east corner of R.S. 32830 And 5. A gate on the Ram Paddock road at the northwest corner of R.S. 32830. GEO. S. HICKMAN 9099 Clerk and Surveyor. GOVERNMENT NOTICES. THE GOVERNMENT VALUATION OF LAND ACT 1896. I HEREBY notify that the ASSESSMENT COURT for the number 13 Special District will be held in manner set forth in the accompanying schedule. H. W. BISHOP, Judge of the Assessment Court. 15th March, 1899. SCHEDULE. Portion of Dis- pUC 3 Whereoourfc Date on which ValuaUof Roll. wiUbehdd * Wilfbeteld. Kaiapoi . 80-\ / rough. No. 2 West Eyreton Road Dis-1 Court House, 1 March 28th, trict, No. 23/" Kaiapoi. '] Atlo_.t_. Evreton Road District, No. I 24 / V Rangiora 80-\ / rough, No. 1 I Cust Road District, No. 211 Court House, / March 29th, Mandevilleand f Rangiora. \ At 10 a.m. Rangioral Road Dis-) trict, No. 22/ V 8625 THE GOVERNMENT VALUATION OF LAND AOT, 1986. I HEREBY notify that the Assessment Court for the Number 15 Special District will bo held In manner ssC forth in the accompanying schedule. RICHMOND BEETtJAM, Judge of the Assessment Court. March 21st, 1898. SCHEDULE. Portion of Place where Date.on which District Court Court Valuation Roll. will be held. will he held. Avon Road Dis-Magistrate's. trict, No. 38 Court. Christ'church Heathcote Rood Magistrate's Monday, District, No. Court, Christ- r 4ch April, 1898, 46 church at 10 a.m. Templeton Road Ma gist rate's. DWtrict, No. Court, Christ--40 church J Riccarton Road Magistrate's^ District, No. Court, Christ--39 church Spreydon Road Ma gistrate's . Wednesday, District, No. Court, Christ- V 6th April, 1898, 48 church at 10 a.m. Halswell Road Magistrate's District, No. Court, Christ--49 church *' 9037 . CROWN LAND FOR SETTLEMENT AT HEATHCOTE VALLEY, PAWAHO HAMLET, Lately the property of Charles Menzies, Esq. NOTICE is hereby given that the undermentioned Lands will be opened for application on lease in perpetuity under the Laud for Settlements Acts and Regulations, on TUESDAY, APRIL SIH. 1898. The Land Board will sit at this office on WEDNESDAY, April 6ih, to consider applications and examine applicants, and the FIRST BALLOT lor the Allotment of Sections will be held on THURSDAY, April 7th, 1898, at Noon. PAWAHO HAMLET, HEATHCOTE VALLEY, Comprising 24 Allotments, ranging in size from HALF AN ACRE TO THREE ACRES. And One Allotment of Four Acres Three Roods, with dwelling-house, outbuildings and orchard. Seventeen ot these allotments He between the Chriatchnrch-Lyttelton railway line and tho metalled road skirting the foot of the hills to Heathcote Valley, all of them having frontage to this road. The remaining eight allotments are situated on the lower slopes of the spur, on which the Lyttelton Borough Reservoir stands. The whole forms the well-known farm lately occupied by Mr Charles Menzies for grazing and dairy purposes. RENTALS—IBs 3d per acre per annum for the hin lands, £2 6s 6d per acre per annum for the flat allotments, £2 10s 6d per acre per annum for the homestead allotment, with interest and sinking fund for improvements, payable half-year with the rent. For terms and conditions apply to SIDNEY WEETMAN. Commissioner of Crown Lands. Land office, „„, Christchurch, March sth, 1898. 8096 THE HERMITAGE, MOUNT COOK. INTENDING VISITORS to this portion of the Southern Alps may now proceed either by Bad to Fairlie and thence by Coach leavine Fairbe on Tuesdays and Fridays, or by Rail to Kurow and from there by Coach to Pukaki on Tuesdays, connecting with Fairlie Coaches at Pukaki, leaving on Wednesdays. Tourists can take the regular Mail Coach, or arrange at Fairlie for Special Buggy at about th same rate, '*_-~ 70s return. The nermitage is under the care of Mr and Mrs Ross, with Mr Clark as guide. Riding Horses to visit the Tasman Glacier and other wonders can be hired at the. Hermit—ge. The rooms are comfortable and the table well provided. Tariff 10s per day, but if the stay is profoneed over two weeks, 45s per week for the whole term. SIDNEY WEETMAN, Commissioner of Crown Lands, I 2055 CbT-tch-Tch. ! EDUCATIONAL. SCHOOL OF SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING, 64 Cashel street East. 6922 MISS I. M. HAWKINS. j SHORTHAND AND TECHNICAL SCHOOL j 150 Worcester street west. PRINCIPAL-MR O. H. GILBY, Honours-—an and Fellow of the Nation.! j Phonographic Society, N.S.S.T., j Assisted by Miss E. A. Rout, Honours Diploma N.P.S., Ac. SHORTHAND. Being recognised under the New Zealand Govern- 1 meut Technical Instruction Act we are enabled to REMIT a large proportion of Student-* Fees. Best Results—At last year's examination by the local Asr-oci-tioa our Stud—its gained Five of the Si*t highest speed certificates. Typewriting, Bookkeeping and tilorongh Commercial Tr-ining. ___________________ SCHOOL OF SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING, Grain Agency Buildings (opposite D.LC). MISS A. M. CARR, F.N.P.S., N.&S.T-. N.U.T. Fellow National PhonogTap_ieSoci-ty, N.Z. President National Society Shorthand Teachers, N.Z. Secretary National Union of Typists (Lond). SHORTHAND (Pitman, and Light Line), TYPEWRITING, BOOKKEEPING. Registered by N.Z. Government, 1897. Classes frora9.3o a.m. tosp.ni., and from? to 9,30 P-m. Miss C_rr*a pupils hold hi-rhest records in New Zeal-ad, Awtabsi-u record 220 words per minute. H:ghest outside British Isles. KDDING Presents, useful and orii-mental,"at Minson's Cheap Depot. Call and ace. HOUSE HOLD Requisites in Ironmongery, C-Uery P_-ed Goods, Lamps, China, Gi——w—re aad Fancy Goods, at Minson's Cheap Depot, 220 Colombo street* BAOUSD —For Corn* use " Bloomine," od ; for InP digestion rise "Sepoy's Prairie Cure," —• 6d; Jor Rheumatism use •'Jjej.oy's Prairie Oil," 2a 6d. Sold every where. Agents—Kemp—torne, Prosser and Co.