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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXX, Issue 14977, 24 April 1909, Page 3

WiXElOil. T OE'S Irish Linen Store for Round Thread j -x-J Linen, specially prepared for Fancy I Work, 36 inches wide, Is 6d, Is 9d, 2s, 23 3d I per yard. Irish Linen Hand-embroidered Handkerchiefs, Is. Is 3d, % 1s 6d to 4s 6d. LOE Y S _ fOT _ Cloths, slightly imperfect, Is 6d, Is 9d. Is lid, 2* 3d. 2s I lid to is 6d; Linen Embroidered Sideboard ', Cloths, 16 x 51, 33 lid. These are exception- ! ally cheap. JLV insertion, 7s lid to lis 9d; Lace and Insertion Frills, 9s 6d to 14s 6d; V " ' Thread, the newest thing, very c_ sign, 29s 6d. LOE S Dorothy Aprons in Navy and Cornflower, 2s lid, made from Hoyle's Print, fast colours and good wearing; Irish Linen Dorothys, 2s lid, strong and .durable, procur~i pretty designs, dark and light colours, Is I fld for blouse length of 3 yards; Silk Finish | CashmeTe All Wool, in Navy, Royal Cardinal, Yieux Rose -and Turquoise, 2s 3d yd, double width. WINTER Wear for Children's Wear; the beat from everywhere is submitted at Ballantyne's. WOVEN for winter wear—Ladies' Nightdresses, 7s 6d. 10s 6d. 12s 6d, 15s 6d and 21s. J. Ballantyne and Co. | -J K DIFFERENT Designs in Wincey, all at 1 '-O one price, Is Sid. There's variety and aluo at Ballantyne's. LOOK.— Suits to Measure on Easy Terms. Men's, Boys', Youths' Clothing, Shirts, Undershirts,.Pants, Socks, Caps, Hats, Boots; best value; Find 91, COLOMBO STREET, City, for EAoi TERMS. X 4195 OOK.—DRAPERY—I givo Value and J v«<;y Terms. CLOTHING—I give Best id Easy Terms. Look for BAL- , will find it between Lichfield and Tuam 1 "■.reets. X 4195 OOK-— Marcella. Quilts. Honeycomb Quilts, ■1 Sheetings, Towels, Table Damask, Calicoes, Longcloihs, Madapalams, Forfars, Flannelettes. Window Blinds. LOOK for BALKIISD'S (no Show Window). EASY TERMS. X 4195 >ress Goods, Cashmeres, I Silks, Velvets, Velveteens. costume Cloths, Tweeds, Dress Skirts. Underskirts, Blouses. LOOK for BALKIND'S (no Window Display). Tel. 2567. EASY TERMS. X 4195 OOK.—The Latest Choicest l-adies' uoats, ' Maids'. Girls' Choicest Coats, Ladies', osiery, Boots, Shoes; highest quality. All the above at BALKIND'S. EASY TERMS. X 4195 Educational. xxfE EDUCATION BOARD OF THE DISTRICT OF NORTH CANTERBURY.. SCHOOL DISTRICT OF GLENROY. rni-IE EDUCATION BOARD of the Disi- trict of North Canterbury hereby publicly notifies that in pursuance of the power in that behalf conferred by " The Education Act, 1908," it has resolved to alter the boundaries of the Gleiiroy School District so as to include in such district the locality bounded as follows: Commencing at a point on the River Hororata. where it. is crossed by the road cast of Rural Section 23530; thence houtherly by that road to the road south of Section 23832; thence westerly by that road and Leaches Track to the road west of Section 33905; thoncc north-easterly by that road to the uoith-ivestern corner of Section 31642; thenco by a straight line to the northernmost corner of Section 34367; thence in a straight lino to Trig Pole 8m; thence south-westerly l and south-easterly along the existing boundary to the commencing point. H. C. LANE, Secretary. Chris.Jiurch, 20th April, 1909. 6375 GILBY'S COLLEGE. Next G.P.0., CATHEDRAL SQUARE. WE have FOUR DISTINCT BOOK-KEEPING COURSES, specially designed for teaching BY CORRESPONDENCE, as well as personally, viz.:— " The Students' Book-keeping Course,", for Junior Civil Service, TeachcTs' D. and similar examinations. " The Mercantile. Book-keeping Course," in twelve easy lessons, to meet the requirements of the ordinary New Zealand trade. " The Simplified Farmers' Course," in thirteen easy lessons. "Any. boy or girl could master it in a ruont" savs the " New Zealand Dairymai " The Accountancy Course," for those desirous of passing tho New Zealand Accountants' Society's Examination. Address the Secretary, as above. CHRISTCHURCH SHORTHAND AND COMMERCIAL SCHOOL, Grain Agency Buildings (opposite D.1.C.). Principal: MISS E. E.'DIGBY, 1.P.5., N.U.T. Ofci»in our NEW PROSPECTUS, riving full information with regard to: School Curriculum' Class Hours and Fees Recent Successes of Studente s Examination Results, 1908, And LIST OF LEADING CHRISTCHURCH COMMERCIAL FIRMS With whom our Students are at • presen' holding positions. X 1409 WANTED, TEACHER for 1 School, near Waimatc-. Applications, with testimonials, to P. J. WAIN, 6690 " Rjverlands," Wail W.C.A., 135, Madras Street.—Dresscut- ♦ tidg Class begins TUESDAY- NEXT, 7.30 p.m. Moyjbers free, others 2s 6d. Cookery Class at Technical School if twenty pupils. YIOLONCELDO Pupils. Singing Pupils, wanted by SIC NOR G. MARTINENGO, late cf the Brescians. Maskelyne and Cooke, etc., etc. Twenty years' experience in front of tho British Public. Grand and Comic Operas taught. Oratorios studied. Address, : 51, Cambridge Terrace,' or care of the Dies. ; den. fifiss ! DANCING, Deportment and Physical Exercise—MlSS COX will resume her Afternoon Classes on and after Tuesday, March 16th. Evening classes forming. To Where, 252, Hereford Street west. Telephone 354. LONG-FELT Want Supplied—Danger School of Dresscutting, A.M.P. Buildings, Square Pupils taught to cut and make any garment. Bloc3o and Skirt Class, 12 lessons 255, including charts. Advanced by arrangement. Classes oa;'!y (except Saturdays), Tuesday and Friday evenings, 7 to 9. System awarded Ist prize »t Women's Exhibition, Melbourne. Term lences any time. MISSES PITTS, lipals. X 3948 IVJL on Friday, April 16th. Classes Mondays and Fridays. 8 p.m., Wednesdays, 4 p.m. A Singing Class to instruct the young in voice management and sight reading opens on Saturday, April 24th, at 10 a.in. Particulars personally or by letteT No. 15, ROYAL EXCHANGE BUILDINGS, Cathedral Square P.O. Box 277. (Take t DANCING AND DEPORTMENT. "MISS BUCHANAN'S Classes, Trades Hall. ■ rjeginncrs, Fridays, S p.m. Assembly, ~ Jlnesday, April 21st. Private lessons at any time by arrangement. Waltz specialty. Aorangi, 31," Hereiord ■Street, City. X 4163 VOICE PRODUCTION AND SINGING. ifyfADAME JOSEPHINE OTTLEE (So--1»X prano Soloist, Medallist and Certificated Teacher), from ROYAL ACADEMY OF MUSIC. LONDON (Pupil of Randegger). Terms, etc.. THE DRESDEN. Cathedral Square and 91, Cashel Street east. 151 DANCING and DEPORTMENT—MR G. s L. BRADLEY will resume his Evening Classes on and after March 12th. Classes for beginners always forming. Private lessens any evening by arrangement. Waltzing thoroughly taught. 115, K:igby Street Merivalc. X 4173 DANCING. DEPORTMENT AND PHYSICAL CULTURE. Under Rcv.il and Vice-Regal Patronage. MISS LO\YE will resume her classes on and after loth March. Evening Classes forming. Ashburton—Afternoon and Evening Classes. Intending Pupils are requested to send in their names without de'ay. Waltzing and Two Step taught in three private lessons. Mies Lowe at home Friday afternoons, 145, Montreal Street. " ,r il7o