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Lyttelton Times, Volume CV, Issue 12537, 26 June 1901, Page 1

Notices. university of new Zealand. mBE PRESENTATION of DEGREES and i DIPLOMA'S obtained by the Students of Canterbury ‘College in the November Examinations of 1900 will take place in the Canterbury College Hall on FRIDAY, 28th inat., at 3 pm The Public are cordially invited to attend. Graduates of the University are requested to 'appear in Academic Costume. J. W. JOYNT, 8461 Registrar. ROYAL VISIT. PRESENTATION BY THE WOMEN OF CANTERBURY TO H.B.H. PRINCE EDWARD OF CORNWALL AND YORK. CONTRIBUTIONS from Is to 10s to the above will be received at the City Council Office or by members of the Committee, vis.: —The Mayoress, Mesdames G. E. Rhodes, Wigro.m and Deans. ■ 8398 HURUNUI RA.J3JBXT TRUSTEES. rp(HE STOCKOWNERS’ RODL is deposited 1 for Inspection at the Post Office, Cheviot, the Courthouse, Culverden, and at my Office, Waikari. • The said Roll will be finally revised by the Stipendiary Magistrate alt my Office, Waikari, between 9 and 11 a.m., and at the S.M. Court, Culverden, between noon and B p.m. on FRIDAY, sth July, 1901. JOHN G. S. TONKIN, Returning-officer to the Hurunui Babbit 8432 Trustees. rpHiTNORMAL SCHOOL WILL NOT RE--1 - OPEN THIS WEEK. E. WATKINS, 8545 „ Principal. BAST CHRISTCHURCH SCHOOL. NOTICE TO PARENTS.. PARENTS and others are notified that the Gloucester Street School will Re-open on MONDAY, July Ist. The Phillipstown School is Open as usual. JOHN R. BRUNT, Chairman. June gsth, 1901. 8551 TO the (Shareholders of the N.Z. Farmers’ Co-op. Association.—Having been nominated for the'position of a Director to your Association, I hereby ask for your kind support. Although unknown to many by name, I am an old colonist, 'and have had years of practical experience in agricultural pursuits. Should you do me the honour of choosing me, I shall do my best to prove that your confidence has not been misplaced.—l am, yours faithfully, F. W. SMITH-ANSTED. , 8531 WANTED: CURATOR, THE Southland Acclimatisation Society require a young and energetic CURATOR of competent technical knowledge' and experience (a married man), to reside at and undertake the sol© management and core of their ponds property near Wallncetown and the rearing and distribution of fish, animals and birds. Salary at rate of £l5O a year, with free use of dwelling-house. Engagement from Ist September next. Particulars as to duties, etc., can be seen' at the office of thjs paper. Application to bo mad® to the undersigned before Ist July, accompanied by testimonials as id competency and character. EDWARD TANNER, 7556 Hon See., Invercargill. NEW ZEALAND AOCTDBNT INSURANCE • COMPANY. Established 1879. Authorised Capital .... £IOO,OOO Subscribed Capital ...... £20,000 Invested Funds ....... £90,000 Together .with Unlimited Liability of 'Shareholders. NOTICE. All hol. -ues of workmen’s insurance POLICIES are hereby notified that the Workers’ Compensation for Accidents Act, 1900, came into force from 7th JUNE, and they WILL iBE HELD COVERED pending the adjustment of rates. Copies of the Act may' be had; on application. ' _ F. W. DEAMER, v District Manager. Canterbury (Branch, . 205, Hereford Street. F 6570 : BUSINESS FOR SALE. AN Old-established and Excellently-situated Business for. Sale (Dunedin)—Manufacturing—Wholesale and Retail Connection's— Stock about £2ooo—Present turnover £7OOO to £BOOO per annum, and steadily increasing— Private reasons for disposal—(Principals only dealt with. Fu'll particulars from - A. A. FINCH, ; 'Solicitor, 8536 Dowling Street, Dunedin.

Volunteer Notices. DISTRICT ORDERS. No. 7 ROYAL RECEPTION. By LIEUT.-COL. H. GORDON, Commanding Canterbury Volunteer District. THE Commandant of the Forces desires to communicate to all ranks of the Volunteer Forces taking part in the Review before his Royal Highness the Duke or Cornwall and York at Christchurch on the 24th met, his entirely favourable appreciation of the conduct and bearing,, of ail, ranks. His instructions were carried out to lias complete .satisfaction by officers and men; all movements were well and correctly executed, ana he congratulates the Troops on their excellent execution of the instructions issued to them. By order. NORMAN L. D. SMITH, Major, D.A.A.G. fence Office, Christchurch, 25th June, 1901. 8612

Christchurch City Council. ißSsai ‘«s IM COASJ HIS WORSHIP PHE MAYOR and MRS RHODES wish to intimate that, they will be at Home, at die City ' Council Chambers, oa WEDNESDAY, 3rd July, from 8.30 to 5 IrCiiy Council Chambers, ‘ ‘Christchurch, June 23th, 1001. 8567 i

Lost, Pound, &cLOST, on Monday, 24th, Three £5 notes. Finder will be rewarded on return to Police Station. _ _ 8607 T OST, from "Addington, Midday, Chestnut JLI Gelding, Trap and Harness. Reward, Delamain’s, or ‘Sandrey, ivolleston. 8577 L‘€ST~Croicl~C*ble Bracelet, ALL. on Lock. Finder rewarded by ca.ling at Knight and Cheekley’s, 131, Colombo Street, •Christchurch. 8523 LOST, from Fenda-Hon. Cream. Pony, with very shaggy coao. FuKter rewarded. H. J. Beswick, Molmwood Road, Fcndalton. T Towny on 21st June, a Bunch ci ±J Keys. Five shillings reward will be given to anyone ro.uraing them to Lsngdown and Red, ‘Butchers, 'Colombo Street. 8571 T OST.—Strayed from Kitiapoi Brewery, on 3 JJ Bsy G-eiding, clipped except legs; no visible brand. Reward on returning to Brewery. Anyone detaining same, after this notice will be pro-secuted. 86M_ OST, on Monday night, Lady’s 'Watch, between Railway Station and Waltham Road. Owner’s name inside. _ Finder rewarded on returning to Mr Smith, care of Tribe and Co., or Mrs Turton, 108,’ South Beih. 8588_ STRAYED, from my farm, Belfast, One White Bullock (fat). Jas. Johns, Belfast. 8533 W~ TLL~th«~person who took Masaey-Harria Bicycle by mistake from Christchurch Station yesterday morning kindly return same Ca&hel iSixeet. 8603