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f LICENSING NOTICES. ! HURUNUI LICENSING DISTRICT. LICENSING ACT. lie I, AND THE ACT AMENDING SAMK. "VfOTICE is hereby Riven that. ir. pursr.ancf ■i' of the provi-ion- oi the a'oovc-uicritwicd Acia. a. Quarterly iboii:S Annual> Meeting of the Licensing Committee for the Huruinu Licensing District will be held in the M«*wtrate's Courthous-e. Amberlcv. on J-RIDAi. the 3rd day of June, 1301. al lor the puTpcee of considering any applications made tinder the said Act ot due notice k given. M. ROCHE. Clerk to the Licensing Committee. Amberley. 25th day April. 1004. SELWYN LICEXSIXG DISTRICT. The Licensing Act. 1881, ar.d Amendments thereof, ai.d the Alcoholic Liquors k*\" Control Act, 1693, and amendments thereof. "VTOTICE is hereby given that a Meeting IX .(ANNUAL) of the Licensing Committee lor the above-named District will b<? held at the Magistrate's Courthouse. South Rakaia. on WEDNESDAY, Ist JUNE, l&C-J. at XOOX. BUSINESS: To Conner nil Applications made under toe foregoing: Acta. MICHAEL JOSEPH W.ILDERUOTH. CJnrk of Licensing Committee. April 27ib, 11)01. 3U LICENSING ACT, 1881, ALCOHOLIC LIQUORS SALE CONTROL ACT, 1835, AND AMENDMENTS THEREOF. "YfOTICE is hereby given, in pursuance <■> XN the piovieions of the obove-inentionvd Acts, a QUARTERLY and ANNUAL M-EEi-IXG of the Licensing Committee JH. U. Bishop. Esq., Stipendiary Magistrate) wilt be held at the Magistrate's Court, KAIAPOI, on MOXDAY, the Oth day of JUNE, 1301. at the hour of NOON, for the purpose of Considering any Application under the said Acts, of which due notice nhall have been riven not later than SATURDAY, MAY 14Ul - A. G. ASHBY. 193 Clerk to the Committee. EDUCATIONAL, ASSOCIATED BOARD OF THE ROYAL ' ACADEMY OF MUSIC AXD THE ROYAL COLLEGE OF MUSIC. THEORETICAL AND PRACTICAL EXAMINATIONS. ALL ENTRIES must be made at Canterbury College before 5 p.m. on MONDAY, 2nd May. Early application is requested. applying for Entry Forms, candidates are requested to state whether they propose sitting for the "Local Centre" or "School" Examinations, and also the grade or division. A CRAOROFT WILSON, Registrar. Canterbury College. Christchurch, 12th April, 1904. SCCI SCHOOL OF ART, CHRISTCHURCH, N.Z. APPLICATIONS are invited for the POSITION of PART-TIME INSTRUCTOR in DRAWING and PAINTING from the life, at a salary at the rate cf £125 per annum. And for A PART-TIME LECTURER on ARCHITECTURE and ADVANCED BUILDING CONSTRUCTION, at a salary at the rate of j£7S per annum. ' D\ities to commence about Ist June. Applications, accompanied with testimonials, to be forwarded to the undersgned on or before MONDAY. ICth May. Schedule of duties may be had on application. A. CRACROFT WILSON, Registrar. Canterbury College. Chrislchurch, 2Gth 2-12 ACCOUNTANCY AND COMMERCIAL LAW. A SPECIAL CLASS will he held at GILBY'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, On WEDNESDAY EVENINGS, 7.30 to 9.30. Lecturer, Mr L. L. CORDERY, F.1.A., N.Z., whoso students in recent examinations obtained highest positions in Australasia in both, branches. Fee—One Guinea per Term of 10 Lessons (in advance). Free to Commercial College Student 3. Further particulars on application. 9613 fpENDERS will be received up to Noon J- on MONDAY, 2nd May next, on behalf of Mr Haydon, for the CONSTRUCTION of SEVERAL CUTTINGS. EMBANKMENTS, Etc., extending over about four miles of the road leading into the Virginia country. Specifications may be seen at the Board's office, Waikari. TL C. TAYLOR, 49 Clerk Waipara Road Board. THE LATEST SYSTEM OF SHORTHAND now being used in England, America, and Australia.—Classes in this system of Shorthand, to be held at 22 Cranmer square, City, by MISS OLIVE B. SHORT, late Assistant Teacher Hobart Shorthand Studio, assisted by Mias E. Hildyard Short, late teacher of shorthand at the Waimate and Wanganui' Technical Schools. Each pupil is thoroughly trained to reporting completion for Two Guineas. This system of shorthand ii now taking the place of every other, and is mastered with the greatest ease in twentyone lessons. Full particulars on application to the above address. 8472 EDUCATIONAL.— Stammering and all Forms of Speech Impediment Cured. Telegraphy, Dramatic Elocution Taught. Concert and Evening Parties attended. Amateurs Coached. Consultations Free. Oswald Metcalfe, 136 Armagh street , (corner of Manchester street). Telephone 664. 6180 THE ART OF SINGING. MRS TIPLER (Pupil of the late Signor Cecchi, colonial teacher of Madame Melba). Teacher of Singing and Voice Production, 188 Worcester street W., is prepared to receive pupils. Class for Adults every Wednesday Evening. New Quarter commences on WEDNESDAY. April 27th. 7057 DANCING AND DEPORTMENT. MRS ALFRED CURTIS sill hold her Classes on Wednesdays and Thursdays at the-Girls' Friendly Society Hall, Gloucester street W., commencing 2nd March, 1901. At Home 115 Cambridge Ten-ace. 2199 DANCING. DEPORTMENT, AND PHYSICAL CULTURE. THE MESSRS AND MISSES LOWE, of London, Edinburgh and Melbourne, under Royal and Vice-Regal patronage. Miss Lowe will resume her Classes in Hobbs's Boom on TUESDAY, March 22nd. Evening Classes Forming. Private Lessons by appointment in Waltiing and the new American Two-Step. At home Thursday afternoons. 270 HEREFORD STREET W. 4197 " VOICE CULTURE. MB LEO. BUCKEHIDGE (from- Milan, also Pupil of Mr Charles Sautley, London), gives Lessons in Voice Production, Singing, ant , . Elocution at his Studio corner Chancery iane and Gloucester street. 742 CHRISTOHURGH SHORTHAND AND TEOHN'ICAL SCHOOL, Grain Agency Buildings, 'iriangie vopjasite D.1.C.). MISS -E. E. DICBY, M.1.P.5., S.V.T., Holder of Teacners' Diploma granted hy the Incorporated Phonographic Society, Holder of Typewriting uiploma granted by the -National Union of Typists. s MISS M. D. DIGBY. Holder of Sir Isaas Pitman and Sons' First-class High Speed en MA^°C^ATfor b] CIVIL SERVICE, TEACHERS' EXAMINATIONS. ETC., Individual Tuition by University .Graduates. Term Commences at Any Time. Q I L B Y'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. ISO Worcester street. GENERAL EDUCATION— i (Primary and Secondary): [ Individual Tuition by University Grsdnate*. Preparation ft/* Matriculation, Civil Service, and other Examinations. Term commences at any time. C. H GiLBY, FJ.P.S. (Honours), j Principal. ~~ LOST AND FOUND. LOST on Sunday, between Linwood and Bickerton'*, a Gold BRACELET. Finder rewarded on returning- to "Press" ■Office. 331 WILL the Gentleman who took from Messrs Davies and Lamb's, Wednesday Morning, between 12 and 1 o'clock, a HAT that did not belong to him, return same at ;>nc«? and get_his_own. 9&jO wilfkeVp O your egg basket always full. Packets I U Gd ar.d bulk. Storekeepers and Bonning- [ tea, Chemist.