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Lyttelton Times, Volume IV, Issue 182, 1 July 1854, Page 11

SEVERAL Schoolmasters will shoitly be 10 wanted to take charge of the District Schools to be established by the Provincial Government. Persons desirous of applying for such situations are requested to send in their applications to the Rev. O. Mathias, Commissary of the Lord Bishop of New Zealand. • Every application must state the age, and previous occupation of the applicant; and must be accompanied by testimonials as to character and qualification. To, take charge of some schools, married couples would be preferred. The salaries will be determined by the Government according to the number of children in the school, and the qualification of the master, and will vary from £80 to £120 a year. In all cases where it is possible, houses will be provided for the master adjoining the school. By order of His Honor the Superintendent, H. G. Gouland, Provincial Secretary. NOTICE. ]\/riSS TAYLOR begs to inform the in- -*-*-*- habitants of Lyttelton that she has opened a Day School in Dublin Street. Audsley Academy, Pigeon Bay. THE Midwinter Recess closes on the 17th of July next. F. Enowles, Assoc. Coll. Preceptors. CHRISTCHURCH LADIES' SCHOOL. Oxford Terrace West. HHHIS Establishment is now open for the -■- reception of Pupils. ■ ' - ■ Prospectuses may be obtained on application to Mrs. Charles Thompson, as above. WESLEYAN CHAPEL* LYTTELTON. IT being the intention of the Wesleyans resident in this place to build a Chapel, in which to assemble to worship the Almighty according to the forms laid down by their founder, the Rev. John Wesley, subscriptions will be received by Henry John Le Cken, Esq., Treasurer. CHURCH OF SCOTLAND. THE amount subscribed for the erection of a Presbyterian Church already exceeds the sum of £400 ; a public meeting of the subscribers will, therefore, be held at the Royal Hotel, at 6 o'clock on Tuesday evening, the 11th July, for tbe purpose of Receiving the report of the Committee — approving of a site and design for a building — and for determining whether a Minister of the Established^ or of the Free Church be chosen. On which occasion the privilege of voting by proxy will be extended to those who cannot conveniently attend. By order of the Committee, W. Wilson. Hon. Sec. Christchurch, June Ist, 1854. WANTED, A MARRIED couple, without family preferred, for a home station, a few miles from Christchurch. Apply at Mr. Dann's store, Christchurch. Partner Wanted. A GENTLEMAN possessing Land and Pasturage near Christchurch is desirous of meeting with a Partner to carry on the Farming and a Dairy Station. Apply to Mr. J. C. Porter, Solicitor, Christchurch. To Sawyers. WANTED— by the Wesleyan Chapel Building Committee 7,000 feet of timber. Cash on delivery at the Wharf, Lyttelton. For dimensions, &c, apply to Rev. J. Ahlred, Dublin Street, Lyttelton.