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Lyttelton Times, Volume LXXVI, Issue 9489, 11 August 1891, Page 1

Public Notices. CANTERBURY FIRE INSURANCE ASSOCIATION. AND CANTERBURY MARINE UNDERWRITERS’ ASSOCIATION, THE GRAND NATIONAL. f | IHB OFFICES Connected with the abovementioned Associations WILL BE CLOSED ✓ OH THURSDAY NEXT. THE 13th INSTANT. FEED. H. BAENS. Secretary. Christchurch, August 10th, 1891. 3790 NOTICE. I HEREBY give notice that at a meeting of the Mandavillo and Kangiora Eiver Board- held at Fla-cton on August 6th, the following special order was made, viz.:— That a General Bate of One Halfpenny in the £ be made and levied on all the h ateable Property contained within the boundaries of the Mandeville and Kangiora Eiver Board District for the period commencing on April Ist, 1891, and ending on March 31st, 1892, and that the Manievillo and Eangiora Boad Board, also the Kyreton Head Board, he instructed to levy and collect such rate ou the Hateable Property within their respective districts. EDWAED MULCOCK, 7319 Chairman. MANDEVILLE AND EANGIOEA EOAD BOARD. NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with “The Boad Boards Act, 1882,'* " The Eiver Boards Act, 1881/' and “ The Bating Act, 1882,” and the amendments thereto, that It is the intention of the Mandeville and Kangiora Boad Board, at its next meeting to he held ou FEID AY, August 14th, 1891, to make and levy a GENERAL BATE of FIVE-EIGHTHS Off A PENNY in the Eon all rateable property situate in the Mandeville and Kangiora Boad District; also, to make and levy a EIVER RATE of a HALFPENNY in the £ on all rateable property of that portion of the Mandeville and Kangiora Elver District situate in tbe Mandevillo and Kangiora Boad District; both rates lor the period commencing April Ist, 1891, and ending March Slst, 1893, and to be due and payable in one sum, at the Boad Board Office, Kangiora, on the Ist day of September, 1891. The Kate-books will he open for inspection at the office, Kangiora, daring office hours, AETHUK TEMPLBE, Clerk to the Board. Kangiora, July 30th, 1891. 6807 HUBUKUI BABBIT DISTBICT. “Babbit Nuisance Act, 1882, Amendment Act, 1886,*' and “ Babbit Nuisance Act, 1899,“ THE STOCKOWNERS’ LIST of Owners of Sheep and Cattle in the above District on the 30th April, 1891, is OPEN FOB INSPECTION at the Courthouse, Culverden, and at the Boad Board Office, Wnikari. Captain Preece, K.M., will ait to hear OBJECTIONS and Finally Eevise such List at 12 Noon on FRIDAY, the 21st last;, at the Courthouse, Culverden, and at 2 p.m. on SATURDAY, the 22ad Inst., at the Road Board Office, Waikari. REGINALD FOSTER, Returning Officer. 10th August, 1891, IMPORTANT TO PASSENGERS PER RAIL AND STEAMER, TISITORS to Christchurch should secure Apartments at the EMPIRE- HOTEL HIGH STREET, * Which, for Moderate Charon, Comfort and Convenience, is not excelled th tith City. TARIFF: Breakfast, 2s; Lunch, Is; Dinner, 2s; Bed, 2s 6d Per Day, 7s 6d; Per Week, £2 2s. Special arrangements for Families and Theatrical Companies. Telegrams and letters promptly attended to. J. GAEL S6IF Proprietor. THE WORTHINGTON LECTURES, Being the regular course of legTUBES which have been calivored every Sunday Night for more than year, at the Oddfellows' Hall, Christchurch, ARE NOW IN PRESS, And Wil Be FOB SALE BY LEADING BOOKSELLERS About August 10th, 1891.- X 398 NOTICE. TO GARDENERS AND GROWERS. w E ARE CASH PURCHASERS OF SPRING CAULIFLOWER, OB BEOCOLT. HAYWARD BEOS,, 3389 Pickle Manufacturers, Peterborough street, SPAYING & CASTRATING WANTED, Orders for the above operations. Best references and testimonials as to ability. E, VALLENDEE, 6044 The Shades Hotel, Hereford street. Postal communications attended to at once. The kapai corn broom co., limited AUCKLAND, N.Z. Price Lists and Terms on application. X2S7 BE E»»P OB » H'O S LUNCHEON FROM 12 NOON TILL 3 P.x, F 76 PREMIER OYSTER SALOON, I~|~OT FISH OR OYSTER LUNCHEONS. D A I L Y, ONE SHILLING. Our Booms arc the Best in the Colony. WADDINGTON & JONES, 178, Colombo Street. X 27Q 1 Educational. MISS TAYLOR’S Claeses for Dancing.— Mondays 7 to 9, Thursdays 7> to 9, Glass forming for Tuesdays. Wednesdays 8,30 to 5.50. Calisthenics a special feature. Fee 15s, Coarse of 13; Practice Class, 10s 6d, Course from date of joining. The modern and the original, dances artistically -taught, forming a varied and pretty programme for a dance. Private Lessons given. Private Classes formed. Country classes* visited. 236, Armagh sorest west. Fl6l elocution. ’ SECOND QUARTER of PROFESSOR OSWALD’S) CLASS for Ladies commences Tuesday, 18th August, at 7.30. Ladies and Gentle- ■ men’s Class Thursday, August 13th, at 8; Fees 10s 6d in advance. Bell’s Standard Elocutionist used, 112, Montreal street. X 9 Licensing Notices. NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOE A TRANSFER OF LICENSE, I PATRICK M'QILL, Victualler, of Christj church, being the holder of a Publican’s Licence in respect ot the house and premises oituato at Colombo street, known as the Garrick Hotel, do hereby give notice that 1 desire to obtain, and will, at the next Licensing Meeting, to he holden at the City Council Oilioe on the first day of September, APPLY FOR A TRANSFER of tho said License from myself to : JOHN BAELOW, my appointee. Dated the 30th day of June. 1891. 7250 P. M'GILL. NOTICE OP APPLICATION POE A TRANSFER OP LICENSE. I AD AM CARTWRIGHT, of Christchurch,,; 5 bains tha holder of & xruouoaii sZiloensa la respect of tha houco and promises situate at Koyal George Hotel, East Belt, do hereby givenotaoe that 1 desire to obtain, and wiU, at the next Licensing Meeting to beholden at second day oi fceptembor, 1891. APPLY FOE A TUANsPitR of the said License from myself to Henry William Caudwall. Dated the c^aT