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Lyttelton Times, Volume LXXIX, Issue 9987, 16 March 1893, Page 1

Public UTdticos. bate notice. MOTICE is hereby given _ that at a Special \ Meeting of tlia Ciu'ietchurch Drainage, Board, called for that purpose, and held at the, Office of the Board in the City of Christchurch, ! on the 7th day of March, ISa.*!, the said Board ; did resolve and direct that a GENERAL BATE BE LEVIED for the purposes of “ The Christchurch Distinct Drainage Act, 1875,” and Ilia Acts amending the same, and the said Board fixed the amount of the said Rate as to the Districts of the City of Christchurch and Christchurch Suburban (ivhioh latter district is defined by resolution of the Board hearing date the twenty-seventh, day of JUNE 1881) at THREE-FARTHINGS in the POUND upon ■the Rateable value of the Rateable Propei-ty within the said Districts respectively. And as to the district of Rural Sydenham (aa defined by date the twenty-'-FIFTHS OF A _ the district of ißurai Avon (as defined hy resolution of the Board 'hearing date the twelfth day of February, 1389) at ItHREE-FARTHINGS in the POUND; as to the {district of Rural Hsathcote. (a« defined by rssoluton of the Board hearing dais the twelfth day of ehruary, ISS9) at THREE-FARTHINGS iu the , OUND; as to the district of Rural Biccarton fas Seflnod by resolution of the Board bearing date the twelfth dav of February. 1839) at SEVENTEEN-THIRTY-SSCONDS OP A PENNY iu »tho POUND ; and, aa to the district of Rural Sproydon (ks defined by resolution of the Board bearing date the twenty-fourth day of August, ]£81) at FIVE-EIGHTHS OP A PENNY in the POUND upon the Rateable Value of the Rateable Property within the said Districts respectively, jind the Board did further direct that the period „ which the said Hate should be struck should he lor that commencing on the First Day of January, 1893, and ending on the Thirty-first Day of DecernJaer, 1593, and that the Rate shall he Payable in ONE SUM on a date to be fixed hy the Local Bodies •making the same respectively. And notice is further given that a Special Meeting of the said ■Board will he held at the Beard’s Offices, Hereford street, Christchurch, on "WEDNESDAY, the Fifth Day of April, 1893, at 2.20 o’clock p.xn,, to CONFIRM the said Resolution. : By Order of the Board. J EDWIN CUTHBEET, Secretary. gfh, 1803. 5984 "E LAZAEETTI, of Kaituna, has every Accommodation for Shootists on Lake Ellesmere. Gentlemen desirous to avail themselves of the above accommodation must give Five Davs’ Notice, with a view to obviate disappointment. 03GS

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J. W n GIBB, PICTURE FRAME MAKER, ARTISTS C-LOUBMAN AND PICTURE DEALER Morten’s Buildings, Cathedral square. Moderate prices. Country orders promptly.attended to. F3i2 Beligious Announcements. SPECIAL MISSION SERVICES trill he held in Toung Men’s Christian Association Booms, TO EB CONDUCTED BY MB J, H. TODD, Commencing SUNDAY NEXT, and Following Week, at 7.30 p.m. All are Cordially Invited, 0362 Educational. SOUTH CANTERBURY BOARD OF EDUCATION APPLICATIONS, accompanied by recent Testimonials, will be received up to the 21st inst, from Certificated Teachers qualified to fill the following positions:— Cannington SOLE TEACHER (female); Salary at present average, £lO3 per annum, including lodging allowance. Fairview—SOLE TEACHER (female); Salary at present average, £3510s per annum, with residence. Tinmru Main School-SIXTH TEACHER (male); Salary, £lls per annum. Eangitata Island—SOLE TEACHER (male or female); Salary at present average, £lO5 to £9510s (according to ses), with a'residence. Forms of application (without which no application can he admitted) to he obtained at this office. By order. J. H. 3AMFIELD, Secretary. Education Office, Timaru, 3rd March, 1893. 6017 SCHOOL of Shorthand and Typewriting, No. 23, Lichfield street east.—Miss A. iff. Carr, Member Phonetic Society, and Member National Phonographic Society, has opened a School of Shorthand and Typewriting; hook-keeping also taught. Special terms to Teachers and Students. Evening Classes for Girls and Boys; Arithmetic, Writing, Engrossing, Composition, &c., taught. Separate Classes for Young Ladies. 5951 MISS TAYLOR'S CLASSES FOE DANCING. —Wednesday afternoons at 4 (Calisthenics a special feature); Evenings at 7 ; Thursdays at 4. The modem and the original dances artistically taught. Pee, 15s course of 12 from date of joining. Special class on Tuesdays at 7.30 for the Minuet, Ga\ otte, Cachucha, &o. Pee, One Guinea the course of six. Private classes formed. Private lessons given. 236, ARMAGH STREET WEST. XIGI j.A CABD.J VIOLIN AND MANDOLINE’. ME E, J. PAINTER (formerly of Dunedin Exhibition Orchestra, and late Bandmaster of 8.M.3. Oroya) will give instruction in tne above instruments. Terms on application to No. 77. Chester street, or to tt. Painter, Chemist, Kilmore street. XB3I MIBS J. SMITH RECEIVES PUPILS FOR PIANOFORTE LESSONS At her Residence, 184, Worcester street W, LECTURE'? given and Classes held on the "Theory of Atusic"and“ General Musical Knowledge.” Pupils prepared for Trinity College (London) and Canterbury College Examinations. Terms on application, 5833 DANCING, DEPORTMENT, CALISTHENXO EXERCISES. The MESSES and MISSES LOW, of Melbourne (Under Royal and Vice-Regal Patronage). MR J. E, LOW begs to announce that he will • POSITIVELY RESUME HIS YEARLY CLASSES Immediately after Easter. 6350