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Press, Volume LIII, Issue 15929, 16 June 1917, Page 16

I /—1 "Be Sure You're Right, Then Go Ahead" This sage advice applies with special force in the matter of Eyeglasses. Get fitted with correct glasses "at the very first and all will be smooth sailing. But start c'H with wrong glasses and you'll be a constant and unwilling visitor to the optician. Be sure you're right by consulting us; we guarantee to supply you with Eyeglasses that will suit your sight and your face to perfection. jy „ Prompt, Efficient Optical Service (| John R. Procter II Consulting Optician 200 H.gh Street —Vi6x ~

PUBLIC NOTICES. THE EDUCATION BOARD OF THE DIbTIUC.T Ob' CANiKiII!VRY. ELECTION OF COMMITTEES. rp'HE Education Board of the District of J- Cantoroiny hereby publicly notmes that tho ot tho School Districts of AD.UK, ALI-VUD FuRE.ST. ALLAN DALE, AN.\ AT. AIIAHURA ROAD, AsHtJUIITON Fuii Kb. ASHWICIC FLAT. AWATUNA, BL'sIISIDE, CALLAGHA.Vs, CR ICICLE WOOD, DOYLESTO.N, DU-NGANVILLE, ELGIN. EYRETON, FOUR PEAivS, lIANMEU PLAINS, HAPUKU, HAZELBURN, IRWELL, JACKSON, KAIKOURA TOWN. ICINGSDOWN, KIRI KIRI, liOITERANGI, KUMAKA JUNCTION. lA'TTELTON WEST, MANANUI, NGAHERE, OKARITO. OIiAKI GOUGE, OTAIO, OTIRA, PIGEON BAY, PORT ROBINriUN, PUAHA. ROCKWOOD, SEADOWN. SEDGEMERE. VIEW HILL, WEbTEKI-'IELD, WESTBROOK, and \\ OODbTOCK (N.C.), having failed to clcct Committees at tho annual meetings, held on tho 30th April, and tho elections of Committees for the School Districts of KIRWEE tied SYDENHAM having been declared INVALID, and the Cpmmitteo for tbo MOAN A District having resigned, tho Board directs that MEETINGS OF HOUSEHOLDERS'in each of tho said Districts bo held on MONDAY, 2nd JULY, 1917, at half-past seven o'clock in tho evening, for the ELECTION OF COMMITTEES for such Districts for tho vcar ending with the Fourth Monday in April, 1918. Tho place of moeting shall be tho Schoolroom in each District. The Board further dirccts that the first meeting of each School Committee •shall be held in tho placc appointed for the election, and immediately after tho election upon tho samo evening. The Board further calls upon tho Householders of each of tho Districts to send to the Chairman of tho School Committee, in writing, on or before MONDAY, JUNE 25th, tho names of tho persons, being resident Householders, nomiiia tod by them for the Election to serve upon the Committee. Such nominations must bo signed by the Proposer, and by tho Candidate, and must be in tho form set forth in the schedule to tho Act or to the effect thereof. In addition to t>uch nominations, any householder present at tho mooting may nominate. any qualified candidate who ia present jt tho meeting and who consonts by word of mouth, or by writing, to bo 60 nominated. It is SPECIALLY NOTIFIED that, in the case of tho School District of SYDENHAM, same being in the Urban Area, tho Act does not provide for verbal nominations being accepted. H. C. LANE, _ . . Secretary. Christchurch, Bth June, 1917. N.B.—-The_ newly-elected Chairman of tho Committee is particularly requested to let tho Board know without delay tho result of the Election. 4254 THE EDUCATION BOARD OF THE DISTRICT OF CANTERBURY. ''I-'HE Board invites SEPARATE APPLICATIONS, accompanied by tostimonial«, to bo eent in, addressed to the Secretary of the Board, not later than 4 p.m. on THURSDAY, the 28th JUNE. Applications received later than tho advertised time cannot be considered:— ANNAT—Master, salary £200-£250. IRWELL—Temporary Master, salary £200MAKIKIHI—Master (solo charge), salary £200-£2 SO. ' .?AT~ Ma * ter ' eahry £200-£250. GREYMOUTH—Assistant Mistress, Sccon. dary Department (certificate not lower than Class C), salary £190-£220. HAMPSTEAD (Ashburton) —Assistant Master, salary £190-£220. PHILLIPSTOWN (Chris'tchurch East) —Assistant Mistress, salary £150-£IBO. CHRISTCHURCH WEST—Assistant Mie- , tross, £150-£IBO. LYTTELTON WEST—Assistant Mistress, salary £150-£IBO. HAPUKU—Master or Mistress (sole charge), salary £140-£l9O. HlLTON—Assistant Mistress, salary £120£140. BELFIELD—■-Mistress (sole charge), salary GOLDSBOROUGH—Mistress (solechargrf), salary £110-£UO. TOTARA VALLEY—Mistress (sole charge), salary £110-£l4O, and £20 House Allowance. —Mistress (sole charge), salary £110-£l4O. WAITOHI UPPER—Mistress (sole charge), salary Fo ™ 9 of . application can be obtained at the Board's office. H. C. LANE, _ Secretary. Christchurch, Bth Juno, 1917. 4255 W. C. TIS<3 H, ELECTRICAL KNGINEER, 172 GLOUCESTER STREET, Christchurch, WISHES to notiiy users of Electricity and tho public generally that he has commenced business at abovo address, and will bo pleased to undertake eloctrical work. Estimates given, and all electrical requirements stocked. 6340 BRAIDED DE CHENES CELIA'S LATEST. C ELLA'S latest De Cheno Blouse is beautifully braided-—ravishing design and lovely quality—in pink, helio white, black, etc., at 39s 6d. Plain de Cliencs in tailor shapes or dressy stylos from 25s Gd to 3&g Gd, in sizes to fit everyone. Inspcct these inimitable Parisian Blouses and judgo their unsurpassed values for yourself now at Salon Celia. No. 6 Royal Exchange Buildings. (Take lift.) L 4367-3904 MOTOR-CAR I —R.C.H., fl-soater, finished in French Grey. A .plendid little car. Take any reasonable offer, or Motor-cycle in part payment, and give terms to right man. LAWRENCE'S EXCHANGE, C2864-20SS High and Tuam streets. THE WOLSELEY, The Pioneer Sheep-Shearing Machine. DON'T Delay. Get a price for a Plant NOW, and 6o ensure it being fitted ready for use when required. It will pay you to install the "Woloeley." All dnpllcivtcs in stock at the Canterbury Denot. h. McClelland; 69 Cashel street. Christchorch. Telegrams: "Shearing." 970 WANTED KNOWS*. < THAT F. H. STEEL ha* REDUCED the PRICK OF MEAT to Rock Bottom lor SPOT CASH; and as wo huvo only a short time to live, get tue Beat. Rubbish is dear at any price; the bes» is always cbcapcat in the end. And do not" bo persuaded to buy inferior quality or rob* bish, when by patronising F. H. STEEL you can always rc.y on getting tho Cieam of Canterbury. Customers in City or Suburbs waited on Daily for Orders. Letters and telegrams promptly at leaded to. Small Goods a Speciality; tho annual output reaches haif a million pounds The quantity 6old speaks for itself. 58285 "(r LEAF" TEA. vX OLD LEAF" TEA N623S