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TENDERS. IN THE HIGH COURT OF JUSTICE. CHANCERY DIVISION. 1900 G., No. 2071. MR JUSTICE NEVILLE. IN THE MATTER 05’ THE GREYMOUTH- POINT ELIZABETH RAILWAY AND COAL COMPANY, LIMITj ED. YUILL v. THE GREYMOUTH - POINT ELIZABETH RAILWAY AND COAL CO., LTD. SALE BY TENDER (Unless previously disposed of by Private Treaty) of a Working COLLIERY known as BRUNNER COLLIERY, situate at Brunnerton, near Greymouth, District o; Nelson, New Zealand, Together with tho PLANT AND MACHINERY AS A GOING CONCERN. Pursuant to an Order of tho High Court of Justice in England, made in the abovo Action on the, 10th day of November, 1910. TENDERS' aro- invited by the. Receiver for the Debenture-holders of tho Grcymouthpoint Elisabeth Railway and Coal Company, Ltd., for tho PURCHASE AS A GOING CONCERN of tho BRUNNER COLLIERY, situated eight miles from Greymouth, New Zealand. Tho 'property comprises 1280 acres hold under a Mining Lease from the Crown for an unexpired term of about 39. years at a reduced dead rent of £ICO per annum, which is not payable when the roynltieo (6d per ton) exceed £l6O per annum. The buildings include a set of 21 Beehive Coke Ovens, also Brick Kilns and Drying Shed 3. The pit-head equipment and plant comprise screens, picking bolts, elevators, two Lancashire boilers, engines, horses, ventilating fan. storage bins, mine tub 3, rails, flatsheets, tipplers, weighbridge and all tho usual buildings and appurtenances of a working colliery. There is also plant for manufacture of bricks and of fireclay goods of all descriptions. The successful tenderer will be required to take over the Stocks and Stores at a valuation, and will have tho option to take also at a valuation the Stock, Plant and Stores at the Company’s retail yard at Wellington. . Neither the highest nor any tender will necessarily be accepted. Particulars and Conditons of Sale and Forms of Tender may be obtained from the Receiver’s solicitors, Messrs Bell, Gully, Bell and Myers, of Panama Street, Wellington, where the lease and othor documents may be inspected. 9249

EDUCATIONAL. LYTTELTON DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL. WANTED, a Pupil Teacher. Matriculated (male or foiuale). ' Applications to be forwarded to the undersigned, Not Later than JANUARY 21st. JAS. PITCAITTLLY, 923;$ Chairman of Committee. MARSHLAND SCHOOL. WANTED, a PUPIL TEACHER (Malo or Female). Applicants to interview Headmaster. Applications to ho forwardoil to the undersigned on or before JAWUArtI 21st. 1911. j px'TZPATRICK, 7776 Chairman. “glentunnel school'; ISTANTED, a PUPTL TEACHER (male VY or iemale). Applicants to interview head master. Anuncatior.s to be forwarded to the undersigned Not Later than MONDAY, Jan. 23rd. CHAS. STUART, 929 S Chairman. c IHHISTCHUROH SHORTHAND AND COMMERCIAL SCHOOL, HALLENSTEIN'S BUILDINGS (Opposite D.1.C.). Principal: MISS E. E. DIGBY, 1.P.5., N.U.T. COMMERCIAL CLASSES. First Term for 1911 Commences MONDAY, JANUARY ieth. Day CIaSBO3 . . . .10 a.m. Evening Classes ... 7 p.m. Accountancy Class Resumes TUESDAY, January 17th. Matriculation and Civil Service Classes Resume MONDAY. January ‘23rd. • MISS DIGBY will be at the School to make arrangements with new Pupils on THURSDAY, January 12th, and FRIDAY, January 13th. from 10 to 12 and 2 to 4. QILBVS COLLEGE, Next to C.P.0., Cathedral Square. COMMERCLAL SIDE. Day and Evening Classes will resume on MONDAY. 16th INST. Accountancy Clauses and Elocutionary Classes on TUESDAY. 17th Inst. EXAMINATIONS SIDE. Matriculation, etc., Day and Evening Classes, on MONDAY, 23rd Inst. The undersigned will bo in attendance this week between the hours of 10 and 12 in the morning and 2 and 4 in the afternoon to meet now students, parents or guardians. C. H. GILBY, F.I.P.S. (Hons.), F.C.i'., F.A.A. (Eng.), Principal. LOUISE MILLINERY “SCHOOL, 214, HIGH STREET, Christcburob. THE ART OF MILLINERY thoroughly taught from foundation to finish. Pupils become competent to make and trim their own hats in a few lesson*. DAY AND EVENING CLASSES. 10 Lessons, "s 6d Cal] or Write for circular. X 9813 A LONG-FELT WANT SUPPLIED. L ANGER SCHOOL of DRESS-CUTTING, A.M.P. Buildings, Cathedral Square. Fupils taught to cut and make auy garment. Blouse end Skirt Class—l2 lessons 265. iuolnding charts. Advanced work by arrangement. Pupils may be taught with or without charts. Classes daily (exoept Saturdays). Monday and Thursday evenings, 7 to 9. Term commences any time. MISSES PITTS. Principals. X 3948 DANCING AND DEPORTMWt; TJROF R. FLEMING. F.8.P.T.D.. Private X Academy. 241, CASHEL STREET. City. PERFECT TUITION. Proficiency Guaranteed. Telephone 204. X 4307

A. RITCHIE k CO A. RITCHIE AND CO., 196, Cashel Street. FOR~SALE. NORTH CANTERBURY—B6OO Acres; a model Sheep Run. Good house, woolshed with 8 stands; carrying capacity 6000 sheep; 7000 shuep shorn last year; Government returns for three years 6500 sheep. Price £2 10a per acre. A good investment. Easv terms. A. RITCHIE ANI) COY. CANTERBURY —900 Acros Good Agricultural Land; 1J miles from township and a mile from creamery; new house 10 rooms and outbuildings; 400 acres in wheal, 50 acres oats; plantation on boundary. Grew 50 bushels wheat last year and 80 Bushels oats. The whole is well fenced and divided in convenient paddooke. Price, with crops, £2t per fterc. Terms; £2OOO down, and balance on mortgage at 14 per cont. —ttc —* ’ A. RITCHIE AND COY. CANTERBURY —300 Acres Good Agricultural Farm; 110 seres in wheal 45 acres in oats, and 60 acres in turnips. Grow 48 bushels wheat and 60 bushels oats last year, and sb this property hae had plenty ol rain it should yield the same this year. Situate two miles from township, one mile from creamery. Model dairy or agricultural farm. Price £22 10s per acre. Deposit £SOO, balance on mortgage. A RITCHIE AND COY. /CANTERBURY—3II Acres Agricultural Land, has grown 80 bushels wheat, and a nine-roomed Brick house, plastered throughout, 12-stalled stable and granary and woolshed and four Btr ids. Price, £2B 10s per acre. Situated 4J miles from railway, 2J miles from school and p. office, 11 miles from Timaru. A. RITCHIE AND COY. •VfORTH CANTERBURY—47S Acres, about IN 200 acres heavy swamp and balance good light land; grew 50 bushels oals last year and carried 1000 sheep last winter without turnips. Price, £ls per acre. Terms, m.OOO down, and balance can remain at 5 per cent. A, JUTCHIE AND COY.