Educational MRS ROSS’ PREPARATORY SCHOOL FOE BOYS. nnHE first Term of 1879 will Vogin ou Tuesday .1 Jan. 28. at 9 u.m * Mrs Rcfs will bo at b mo every morning from Wednesday. -Inn 22. 5522^5 YOU NO t,A DIES' SCHOOL. TA 1 ! ISTOCK HOUSE. Latimer Square. fXIHE next Term will commence on TUESDAY. JL J«»- 88. MADAME WINTER will bo A i SOME to tha varouts of intending pupils on and after Tuesday, tbc Slat instant, Irom 2 to 5 P-m. 551U85 CEANMER HOUSE, Crnnmer square. Boarding and Day School for Young Ladles. MRS and MISS SMITH will coiumonoo the next Term ON TUESDAY, JAN. 23. 5603-87 MONTPLEUBI, PARK TERRACE. fTHHE Classes will meet on Tuesday, Jan. 29. ■ Boarders will )>e expected on Monday, Jan. 37. Applications can bo received from 2to 6 o'clock on and after Monday, Jan. 20. 5347-80 JULIE C. CROSBY. MELVILLE HOUSE SCHOOL. THE First Term will commence on Tuesday, Jan. 28, at 9 o'clock. CHARLES COOK. Christchurch, Jan. IS; 1879. 5189-84 CLEVDEN HOUSE, Armagh street west. CLASSES "FOB GIRLS. fEIHESE clssscslwill resume studies on Monday, I January 27. Fuss-Three guineas. For instruction in English, Latin, French, and class singing. Extra foes for Music, Drawing, and Solo Singing. Also, tor lessons from Professors in the higher branches of English. 5533-85 EMMA C. TAYLOR. MR J. T. MACLEOD SMITH, TEACHER OF MUSIC. Wf ILL resume his Lessons (pianoforte, hapY V moniom, singing, Ac.), on Monday, Jon 27. Address; —Durham street north, three doors past Salisbury street. 5528-85 EDUCATIONAL. MB W. H. SIMMS will resume his Pianoforte and Singing Lessons on Monday, Jon. 27. Gloucester street west, close to College, 5610-87 GLOUCESTER STREET WEST. MISS LEETE’S Pupils will rc-ussomble Jan. 27,1879. 5622-68 LINCOLN COTTAGE PREPARATORY SCHOOL FOR LITTLE BOYS OR GIRLS. Crnnmer Square, Christchurch. THE First Term of 1879 will (D.V.) commence on Monday, Jan. 27. 8684-89 A. ALABASTER. PEN WYN HOLME, Montreal street, Cranmer square. MISS LITTLE'S Classes for Young Ladies will re-open on Thursday. Jon. 23. Miss Little will be at home from 1 to 4, to receive applications after Jan. 19. 5709-90 LADIES' SCHOOL, LYTTELTON. MRS CROWLEY and MISS HUIE, late of the High School, Dnaediu (successors to Miss Bradley) will commence Classes on Tuesday, the 23th inst. 5719-90 KAIAPOL The misses Andrews* BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL Will Re-open on MONDAY. JAN. 27. 1879. 5331-80 CHURCH SCHOOL FOR LI PILE GIRLS, Holyrood House, Kaiapoi. MRS C. C. HOWARD is willing to receive a select number of little girls, to educate with her own daughter. They will have definite religious instruction, and a careful Church of England training, together with a thorough grounding in the elements of a sound English education. To commence Jan. 27,1879, A few boarders can be received. Terms on application. 5609-87 FINE ART TUITION, MR J. GIBB, Teacher of Drawing and Painting, will resume his private class on WEDNESDAY. Feb. 5. Apply at Merklond Villa, Bavbadoes street, corner of Worcester street, or to Mr R. Binstead, Cashel street. 5601-87 THE REV G. COTTEELLL’S Pupils will meet again on Tuesday, Jan. 23. 5726-91 THE Lower Heathcote School will re-open on Tuesday next, the 28th instant, at 9.30 a.m. H. Augustus Bxmford, Chairman of Committee. 569L80 TAfTSS ADA SINCLAIR TAYLOR will resume ITI her Lessons (Singing, Drawing and Painting) in water colours, on MONDAY, Jan. 27, 1879. At home after Friday, Jan. 24, Armagh street W. TAfTSS LAVINIA TAYLOR will resume Lessons |TI (Piano and Concertina) on Monday, Jan. 27, At home after Friday, Jan. 24, Armagh street W. 5364*81 MISS HARRIS is prepared to give Lessons in Music and Singing; terms on application. Address, Worcester street west, next door to Canterbury Club, Christchurch. 5586-87 MRS GEORG R HIORNB will resume her pianoforte lessons on Monday, Jan. 27,1879. For terms, address Mrs George Bxorns, Tborpland House, Armagh street. 5t65-89 JTRIBT SEAEELL (Organist of Durham • street Wesleyan Church), commences the iw term on Monday, Jan. 27, 1879. ■ystal Palace Buildings, Christchurch. 5567-86 ME NEVILLE BARNETT will commence Term on Monday, Jan. 27. Cashel street west. MRS TOKE’S term for music and singing will commec ce on Jan, 23. Mrs Toke will give is in Elccarton every Tuesday. For terms, 4c„ address Mrs Toke, Madras street, Christchurch. 3305-22 MBS W. P. KENNAWAY BROWN'S Classes will re-assemble on TUESDAY, Jan. 28. “ At Home " to receive applications from 11 to 1 o’clock on Wednesday, Jan. 22, and following days. Gloucester street West. 5440-83 LEESION HOUSE, LEESTON. MADAME LITTEN’S Pupils will re-assemhle Tuesday, Jan. 28. 5625-88 MR H. P. TOWLE will ro-comraence giving Lessons in Music and Singing on Monday, Jan. 27. Colombo street. 5728-91 ME H. F. TOWLE. Professor of Music and Singing. I CCOMMODATION now complete for giving % Private Lessons. Address —Colombo street, above Thompson 8 swing Machine Depst. 7689-26 SCHOOL BOOKS. IULL SUPPLIES OF SCHOOL BOOKS AH D SCHOOL BEQUISITE3, Now in STOCK and LANDING. CEERAE & WHITCOMBE, Booksellers and Stationers, Triangle, Colombo street, ).gl Christchurch. Sports. PROGRAMME OF AMATEUR SPORTS To be held under the auspices of the WOOLBTON CRICKET CLUB, At their Ground, ON MONDAY, JAN. 27, 1879. Hon J. T, Fisher, President. X—2oo Yards Boys’ Race, under U years (open) ; PH.., », H-SSltCa#Race (open); first prize, 25* I second prize, 10a , _ . , 4-200 Yards’ Three-legged Mon s Race (open); first prize, 15s j second prize, 7s 6d 5-220 Yards Forced Club Handicap; first prize, 20e: second prize, 10a .. i r .„ nn \. 6-440VardsBoys’ Race, under 16 years (open), first prize, 12s 6d j second prize, 5s . - , 7—One Mile Walking Race, Men (handicap); first prize, 60s } second prize, 10s - , , . B—Half-mile Race for Men (handicap) i hrst prize, «-sa.-Cp, p &% <*, ** «■> 10-44^Yard9 ZO 6ardlo (open); first prize. 40s; 11-ftK'L Prize. 20s; *ocond prize. 12-100 Yard* Boys* Race, under 12 i flMt P rizo ' 10s t second prize, 5s . n_.fr.Hza 13—One Mile Race for Men (handicap); first prize, 60s J second prize, 10s ~ 0.-nlmrlnn’s 14-Running between wickets; Mr Bonnlngtons 15—440 I Yaids (handicap) for Men; first prize, 80s; 10-T^ring’tho 1 Ball; first prize, 20s | second prize, 10b , . , 17—Single Girlr E&oo j silver locket - - Tp* Match, prise.
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Lyttelton Times, Volume LI, Issue 5589, 23 January 1879, Page 3
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