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Lyttelton Times, Volume XCIX, Issue 11555, 16 April 1898, Page 3

Educational. THE EDUCATION BOARD OF THE DISTRICT OF NORTH CANTERBURY, THE BOARD invites APPLICATIONS, accompanied by Testimonials, for the FOLLOWING APPOINTMENTS, to bo sent in, addressed to the Secretary of the Board, not later than 4 p.m. on THURSDAY, the 21st Current. Applications received later than the advertised time cannot be considered: — TEMPLETON, Mas’er; present salary £163, WILLOWBY, Mistress ; present salary £66. H. C. LANE. Secretary. Christchurch, 7th April, 180 S. 3517 THE EDUCATION BOARD OP THE DISTRICT OF NORTH CANTERBURY. ELECTION OF COMMITTEES. Board, in pursuance of the power in that H behalf conferred by “The Education Act, 1677 ” and “ The School Committees Election Act, 1591,” hereby directs that a PUBLIC MEETING of the Householders in every School District throughout the Education District of North Canterbury bo held on MONDAY, the TWENTYFIFTH DAY of APEfL, One thousand Eight hundred, and Ninety-eight, ar. half-past seven o’clock in the evening, for the ELECTION of a SCHOOL COMMITTEE for such District for the yeir ending with the fourth Monday in April next year. In the following districts the electors are called upon to elect a Committee of five members : Barr Hill, Barry’s Bay, Broomfield, Bnmham, Charing Cross, Charteris Bay, Courtenay, Duvanchelle’s Bay, Ealing, Eiifelton, French Farm, Gebbie’s Valley, Greta Valley, Huntingdon, Hurunui, Raiapoi Island, Kirikiri, TTowai Bush, Kyle, Lismore. Lowcliffie, Lyndhurst, Mandeville Plains, Newland, Onuku, Overdue, Pendarves, Port I evy, Port Robinson, Riverside, Robinson’s Bay, Kokeby, Knapuna, Russell’s Flat, Saltwater Creek, c'oafield, South Malvern, Stoke, Smnmerhili, Teddington, View Hill, Wainui, Waitohi, Weedon, Westerfleld, Woodstock. In the following districts the Electors are called upon to Elect a Committee of Seven Members : Akaroa, Alford Forest, Amherley, Annat, Ashburton Forks, Ashley, Ashton, Aylesbury, Balcaim, Broadfleld, Bromley, Brookside, Burwood, Bushslde, Carleton, Chertsey, Clarkville, Coalgate, Gust, Barfield, Domett, Dorie, Doyleaton, Dromore, Dnnsandel, Elgin. Eyreton, Eyreton West. Fernsido, Plnxton, Fiemington, German Bay, Glenroy, Glentuunel, Governor’s Bay, Grcend ile, Grofnpark, Greenstreet, Halkett, Halswell, Harewood Road, Heathoote Valley, Highhank, Hinds, Hornby, Hororata, Irwell, Kaikoura Suburban, Kaikonra Town, Killinchy, Kimberley, Kirwee, Kowni Pass, Ladbrooks, Lakeside, Lauriston, Le Bon’s Buy, Laestou, Leithfleld, Lincoln, Little Aknloa, Little River, Loburn, I.oburn, North, Longbeacb,' Lyttelton West Mackenzie, Malvern, Marshland, Mason’s Plat, Mayfield, Medbury, Mothven. Mount Grey ’ Downs, Mount Somers, Now Brighton, Okain’s Buy, Opawa, Oxford East, Oxford West, Pigeon Bay, Prebbleton. Rabbit Island, Rakaia Little, Eakaia South, Ricoarton, Rolleston, Rotherham, Sedgemere, Sefton, Belwyn, Southbridge, Sonthbrook, Spotswood, Spreydou, Springburn, Springston, Springston South, Sumner, Tai Tapu, Templeton, Tinwald, Waiau, Waikari, Wniknku, Wakauui, West Melton, WiUowhy. V/inohmore, Winslow, Woodend, Woodside, Yaldhurst. In the fol owing districts the electors are called upon to elect a Committee of nine members:— Addington, Ashburton, Belfast, Christchurch East, Christchurch West, Fendalton, Hampstead, Kaiapoi, Lyttelton, l apauui, Kangioia, Richmond, St Allans, Sydenham, T'altham, Woolsion. The place of meeting shall bo the seboolhouse in each district, and this is understood to mean the Main School in any district which has more than one school, except in the case of Christchurch East, in which district the p a-e of meeting shall be St John’s Schoolroom, Latimer Square. The Board further directs that the first meeting of each School CommiUeo he held in the place appointed for the election and immediately after the election upon the same evening. The Board further calls upon the householders in each-of the districts to send in to the Chairman of the School Committee, in writing, on or before Monday, April 18th, the names of persons, being resident householder!, nominated by them for election to serve upon the Commitee. Such nominations must be signed by the proposer and by the Candidate, and must he in the form set forth in the Schedule to the Act or to the effect thereof. In addition to such nominations, any householder present at the meeting may nominate any qualified Candidate who consents by word of mouth or by writing to be so nominated, i H. C. LANE, Secretary. Christchurch, 1 st April, 1898. 3134 SCHOOL OP SHORTHAND AND ’ ’ TYPEWRITING, GRAIN AGENCY BUILDINGS, opposite D.I.C Miss A. M. Carr F.N.P.S., N.S.S.T., N.U.T., . Fellow of National Phonographic Society. N.Z. President National Society Shorthand N.Z. Secretary National Union Typists, London. Recognised N.Z. Govt,, 1897. Classes from 9,Hil a.m. to 5 p.m., and from 7 to 9.30 p.m. Pitman’s and Light-lino Shorthand, Typewriting, Book-keeping. Miss Carr’s Pupils hold highest records in N.Z. Australasian record 22!) words per minute. Highest outside British Isles. Miss I c M. Hawkins, 64, Cashel Street E., SCHOOL OF SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING. _B6S_ HORTHAND AND TECHNICAL SCHOOL 150, Worcester Street west. PRINCIPAL—MR C. H. GILBY, Honoursmau and Fellow of the National Phonographic Society, N.S.S.T., Assisted by Miss E. A. Bout, Honours Dinloma, N.P.S., &o. SHORTHAND Being recognised under the New Zealand Government Technical Instruction Act. we are enabled to REMIT a large proportion of Students’ Pees. Best Results: At last year’s examinations by the local Association onr students gained five of the six highest speed certificates. Typewriting. Bookkeeping and thorough Commercial Training. Business Notices. J # pATTE B BOW, TAILOR, 219, CASHEL STREET. 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