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Lyttelton Times, Volume XLIII, Issue 4450, 19 May 1875, Page 1

Volunteer Notices. DISTBICT ORDER. THE! Officer Commanding the, District will INSPECT No. 9 Company on THURSDAY Next, MAT 20, and No. 6 Company, on FBI DAY, MAT 21, at half-past Seven p.m. , (Signed) G. PACKE,.Lient.-Colone), Commanding District. Militia and Volunteer office, ! Christchurch, May 17, 1875. 8587 Tenders THE Tenders for LETTING Court Barton Farm will be received up to SATURDAY, May 22, 8617 J. T. FOED&CO. TENDERS wanted for Building a New Cellar at the Canterbury Brewery. Plans and specifications to be seen at Ward and Co.’s office. Tenders must be sent in before MAY 31. 8605 CHEISTCHUECH CATHEDEAL. TO TIMBER MERCHANTS AND OTHEE3, TENDERS are invited for TIMBER for Christchurch Cathedral. Specification and particulars can be seen at the Cathedral Works Office , Tenders to be sent in on or before the. Ist of June next: the lowest or any not necessarily accepted. B. W. MOUNTFOET, Architect. Cathedral Offices, May 10,1875. 8421 Tenders for about five miles of FENCING, Double Sod Walls, Stakes and two wires; labour only. For particulars, anplv to * NEIL MACLEAN, Acton Station. South Balaia, May 5,1875. 8160 TBNDEES. TEE! tenders of C. Dobbin, Stephen Crompton, Kingsbury, Gardiner, and Doig, for Ploughing, at nine shillingsper acre, have been accepted. 8609 NEIL MACLEAN, Acton Station, Bakaia. TENDERS WANTED by the Mount Somers School Committee for SCHOOL BUILDINGS and MASTER'S HOUSE. Plans and specifications to be seen till May 15 at Mr Hood's, Mount Somers; till May 25, at Board of Education, Christchurch; till May 30, at Messrs Bullock and Co.’s, Ashburton. Tenders to be sent in by noon, June 2, to Chairman. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. 8278 W. C. WALKER, Chairman.

|T£|HE ASHLEY BO TENDERS Ist. Making Cuttings and Fords on Boad crossing Section 18,053, near Mr Thom’s Station. 2nd. Improving and Shingling Chapel road. 3rd. Easing Gradients and widening Mowatt’s road. 4th. Easing Gradiehtefto, Station road. sth. Widening, Ac, Fawcett’s road. 6th, Widening, Ac, Main road (about 1 mile) through . Delamain’s section. 7th. Erecting a Stone or Concrete Bridge on Fawcett’sroad. Bth. Erecting a Bridge on Beard’s road, with a culvert and ford, near. Educational Reserve, Mount Thomas. 9th. Claying, Ac. Allen’s swamp road. Specifications seen at Free’s Store. i Tenders to he addressed, to the Chairman on or More May 27, at 2 p.m. 8585 J. A. CUNNINGHAM. Chairman. Educational HAGLET HOUSE LADIES’ SCHOOL. THE Second Term of 1875 will commence on TUESDAY, MAY 25. 8610 H, ASHWIN. MBS HAEDING’S Pupils will EE-ASSEMBLB on MONDAY, May 24. Music, French, and Drawing taught in addition to a thorough English Education. : Faponui road. 8624 LINCOLN COTTAGE PREPARATORY SCHOOL. fJIHE Second Term will (D.V.) COMMENCE on TUESDAY, May 25, Cramner square, May'17,1875. A. ALABASTER. 8575 RICHMOND HOUSE LADIES’ BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL. Conducted hy Miss N eilson. T HE Second Term of 1875 will BEGIN on THURSDAY, May 20. 8554 PRIVATE SCHOOL FOE YOUNG LADIES, . OPAWA, CHRISTCHURCH. THE Second Term, 1875, will COMMENCE on MONDAY, May 24. 8558 JUtIA C. CROSBY. AKABOA ACADEMY. SCHOOL DUTIES will he RESUMED on , THURSDAY NEXT, May 20. Mr .C. S. Wiggins will he at Pigeon Bay on WEDNESDAY to receive any Boys arriving hy the Halcyon. > 8569 LADIES’ DAY AND BOARDING SCHOOL. Second Term of 1875. M ISS THOMPSON’S Pupils will Be-ossemble _ on MONDAY, May 31. Singing Class, conducted hy Miss A. S. Taylor, Drawing Class, ~ Mr 0. Hull. Dancing Class, „ Mr Dawson. 8531 CLARE COTTAGE, Armagh street east. SELECT SCHOOL FOB YOUNG LADIES. EHB Second Term of 1875 will Commence on Tuesday, May 25. Vacancies for two or three Boardew. • wo MABIE Ei HULL.

’M-Eyr.VTTiT.IB HOUSE SCHOOL, Conducted by _ „ ME CHAELES Master HIGH HE SECOND TEEM will commence on ' TUESDAY, MAT 25, at 9 a.m. j Cook will be at home on MONDAY, May 24. Christchurch, May 18,1875. 8641 pEV' C. TUBEELL'S SCHOOL, MIDMONT, UPPEE EICCAETON. THE NEXT TEEM BEGINS, MAY 25. At 9 a.m. Boys received from seven years old upwards. Henceforth a considerable reduction will be nude for all boarders under nine years old. 8355 DALCEOT HOUSE SCHOOL, LYTTELTON. FOE THE BOABD AND EDUCATION OP YOUNG GENTLEMEN. THE SECOND TEfcM will begin on May 25, at 9 a.m. _ ■ _ . ; a Class for Juveniles, as Day Pupils, will be formed under the Assistant Master, for whioh a Low Pee will be charged. A few vacancies for Boarders . Terms according to age as under 9,9 to 13, and over 12. , Considerable Discount allowed in the case of Brothers. JAMES D. PEEGUSSON. MB CHAELES HULL, Teacher of Drawing and Painting (Figure, Landscape, Flowers, 4c,k requests that Intending Pupils will make im* mediate application. „ _ A _. ~ Eesidence—Btanmore road. Postal Address--Hereford street Post-office, East belt. 8627 PEBNCH LESSONS. MEG H, WHITCOMBS, educated and brought up in France; and having but lately armed from that country, Will be happy to give PMVATB LESSONS to a few pupils. For full particulars, apply, to New Zealand Educational Depository, opposite the Post-office 6840 WAIHI BUSH SCHOOL. S ANTED, an Assistant Mistress for the above School, at a salary of £SO per annum. Apins, with testimonials and certificates, to be forwarded to the Chairman of the above School Committee not later than June 1,1875. The appointment to be subject to the approval of the Board of Education. _ ■ • Duties to commence on July 1,1875. WILLIAM CAMPBELL, 8343 Chairman Waihi Bush School Committee. SOUTH BAKAIA SCHOOL. X7C7’ANTED, a MABTEB for the above school, . A married man preferred. Applications (with testimonials) will he received on or before July 1 next, subject to the Board of Education. ’ MICHAEL MULLANNT, ggU Chairman South Bakaia School,