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Press, Volume LVIII, Issue 10871, 22 January 1901, Page 1

j MEETINGS. *c j YORK-HIR_~SO_IETY OF CANTER- I B_-_. j MEEi-NG THIS EVENING, \ at 7.30, to decide about PICNIC. 3113 ', A MEETING of MASTER BUTCHERS ! *"- will be held in the 1 C7.ARENDON HOTEL, -TO-NIGHT, at S o'clock. Bi—ine_ Important. 3442 CHRISTCHURCH" AX_~"s~T.~TLBANS COOPEKATIYE MONEY CLUB. PRESIDENT: MRW. E. D. BISHOP. THE HALF-YEARLY MEETING of the above will be held at tbe Club Rooms, Cashel street, on MONDAY NEXT, January —;th, s at 8 p.m. Business: To Receive Half-Yearly r.eport and Balance-sheet. 3455F IMPERLIL TROOPS '. A MEETING' Will be Held On TUESDAY, 22nd INSTANT, ~ At 4 p.m., THE COUNCIL CHAM-EI. To consider what Steps should be taken TO WELCOME THE IMPERIAL CON- * TINGENT TO CHRISTCHURCH. c A Full Attendance of Citizens is Specially Requested. W. REECE, 3353 Mayor. ■ HARNESS THE WAIMAKARIRI. POWER. LIGHT. WATER. GREAT MASS MEETING In .the Canterbury Hall, Exhibition Buildings, On TUESDAY*, JANUARY 29th, at 8 p.m. ADMISSION FREE. Direct Entrance to Hal 13 from Manchester street. THE enormous wealth contained in the ' water nowex cf tho Waimal—riri should be made to develop the industrial ar.d municipal resources of this city, and —Id to the pleasure and convenience of all classes of tha community. Your cordial assistanca is invited to make this Meeting worthy of the city, and of the bir_,e issircs. under consideration. rCome, and induce all your friends to come. Tiftis Meeting should pro%-e the starting point of a new era. in this city's progress. Speakers: Mr A. Dudley Dobson, City Engineer; Councillors Clarke and Lougbnan, Messrs A. W. Beaven, G. T. Booth, W. Ohrystall, J. Bickerton Fisher, J. A. McCullough, A. E. G. Rhodes, J. L. Scott, and T. E Taylor. 33-9 EDUCATIONAL. BOYS' HIGH SC—OL, CHRISTCHURCH. . Headmaster: C. E. BEVAN-BROWN, M.A. \ npHE NEXT TERM will commence on j A THURSDAY, January 31st. New boys , must at end for examination at 9.30 a.m. punctually on TUESDAY, January £3th. , Tbe Acting Ilea-l—aster will be at the . School to see parents and. guardians of new l—y.. on TUESDA-, January 29th, from 9.30 t»". . articu—r morning y,___ era of Jauii'rtry' Ibth.^UUBBBK Prospectuses can be obtained at the School, or at Canterbury College. A. CRACROFT WILSON, Registrar. Canter-—xy College, 16t. January, 1901, 3409 GIRLS' HIGH SCHOOL, CHRISTCHURCH. Lady Principal: MISS M. V. GIBSON, M.A. THE NEXT TERM -viii commence on THURSDAY, January 31at. New _-upils must attend at 9.30 a.m. on W___\ESDAY, January 30th. All Fees are payable ;n advance. For particulars respecting fees, see morning papers of January 19th. The Lady Principal will be at the School to receive new pupils on WEDNESDAY, January SOth, from 9.30 a.m. to 12.30 p.m., and v.-ill also be«. prepared to see parents or guardians 011 the same morning. Prospectus— can be obtained at the School, or at Canterbury College. A. CRACROFT WILSON, Registrar. Canterbury College, 16th January, JUJOL 3_lo 222 GLOUCESTER STREET WEST. CCHOOL will RE-OPEN on THURSDAY, I-- January 31st. Music Lessons will be resumed en the same date. Pupils prepared fcr tho various examinations. A Class for Drawing Mid Painting Meets on Monday and Thursday Afternoons. Mr 3 COLEMAN will be at Home on the Eficmoon3 of Wednesday, January 23rd end ■ ; S4-0 COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, 150, Worcester street West. PRINCIPAL: Mr C. H. GIL3Y, F.I.P.S. (Honours). Practical Training for Business life. SHORTHAND, TYPEWRITING, ETC. BOOKKEEPING CLASSES (Evening) Under Mr L. L. CORDERY, A.1.A., N.Z. (By Examination). Companies' Bookkeeping, Solicitors' Bookkeeping. Students Prepared for Accountants' E-aai—ation. __^ ORGAN, PIANOFORTE, SINGING. A J. W. BUNZ, Organist and Choirmaster, --• St. Luke's Church, wiil RESUME TEACHING FEBRUARY* Ist. Gloucester street West. 3.00 QHORTHAND AND TECHNICAL >- SCHOOL. Grain Agency Buildings. Triangle, (Opposite D.1.C.) MR H. W. L. DIGBY, F.I.P.S. (Honours), etc. MISS E. E. DIGBY, Certificated Teacher of Pitman's Shorthand. Classes in all subjects RE-COMMENCE on MONDAY. 14th January, ISOI. Prospectus on application at the School. TERM COMMENCES AT ANY TIME. 2460 SHORTHAND AND TECHNICAL SCHOOL. Grain Agency Buildings, Triangle, Chrietchurch (opposite D.1.C.) MR H. W. LOCKYER-DIGBY. F.N.P.S., (Honours;. N.S.S.T., N.U.T., Double Pitman Medallist, holder, of Rocord Speed Car- • —sea—a for 200 and 220 words per minute. 1 MISS E. E. DIGBY, Holder of Sir Isaac Pitman and Sou's CertL&cate. SHORTHAND. HIGHEST RESULTS, 1893. Out of tho TWENTY-EIGHT High Speed Certiflca—e _—air—d this year through the Shorthand Writers' Association, EIG_TEEN have b__ trained by Pupils from this School. Shortht_d. Typewriting, Bool—eeping, and full CoiBE-ercia! Trainin-". _ "PHOTOGRAPHIC CAMERAS AND MAGIC LANTERNSOLD ON DEFERRED PAYMENTS. Inspection Invited of Photographic Sundries. I E. BEARDSLEY AND SON, Manchester street, Christchurch. S T E S I A N W"_ L L a SANITARY PLUMBING. GASFITTING, BRA3SFOUNDER, CONTRACT PLUMBER FINS MECHANICAL WORK. Copper, Brass, Zi_:, _id Lead Bought T. DANES. IS3 _id SCO LicbEold street, Christchurch | AREA— LV GOOD HAil adds enormously to the appearance oi the wearer. Our Hats are all by famous makers, and repreaon- : tative of the very ccv.— t s tyies. We are now s_o-ri3-_ tha —teat shapes in Felts (hard and • soft), and also in Straws. We only stock - bigh-cl&ss goods. Hulbert and Co. (opposite [ Str—_e'-.. -, : j T_ I.C. aro scili-g*. Ep':c_did Fancy Table and -ii/i H.-tshoid -—to- at Warahouss prices. 1