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South Canterbury Times, Issue 3107, 16 March 1883, Page 3

Late AdvertisemftntH. TEN SHILLINGS REWARD. LOST— between Edward street and Peeress Town, on Tuesday nit;lit, 13th Inst, a PURSE containing TWO ONE POUND NOTES. The finder will be rewarded 10j on returning the Purse to Mrs JONES, Peeress Town, or Office of this paper. ST. JOHN’S LODGE. An EMERGENCY MEETING of the Members of Ft John’s Lodge will be held THIS EVENING, at 7.30 precisely. Master Masons only. WALTER FRY, Secretary. SOUTH CANTERBURY BOARD OP EDUCATION. IMMEDIATE APPICATIONS are In■vited for the Post of CLERK of WORKS at Temuka School Buildings. Particulars at Education Office. H. W. HAMMOND, Secretary. V. R. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. (Christchurch Section.) PARES FOB EASTER HOLIDAYS, 1883, Excursion tickets to Dunedin will be issued on 22nd, 23rd, 24th, and 26th March, as under, such Tickets being available for return up to and including the 9th April— From Ist Glass. 2nd Class. Christchurch) Ashburton Temuka Timarn Waimate Oamaru 30/- 20/20/- 15/15/- 10/Passengers holding Excursion Tickets may break the journey at any station crbere the train stops. Saturday Return Tickets will be issued it all stations on any day. from 22nd to J6th Match, inclusive, available for return ap to and including 2nd April. r W. M. HANNAY, Traffic Superintendent. Traffic Superintendent’s Office, Dunedin, March 15th 1883. Joseph Buggby, CATERER AND CONFECTIONER. Has Removed to the Corner of Colombo and Gloucester Streets, To those old Established Premises known as GEE’S. This First-class Confectionery Establishment is frequeme i daily by the 61ite of Christchurch. It is situated on the most fashionable promenade of the City, and has become the favorite resort of the Ladies. Its Pastry, Confectionery, Zees, &c., are unsurpassed. Blocks of Ice all the Year Round, Sent to any part by Train. Miss Jb oebes Is now CONDUCTING HER SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES in the House LATELY OCCUPIED by H. Belfield, Esq. ENGLISH in all its branches, with Literature—Miss Fobbes. FRENCH—Miss A. Fobbes, resident three years in France. LATIN and MATHEMATICS—Visiting Master. CLASS SINGING—T. F. Gooch, Esq , Organist, St. Mary’s. PIANO—Miss A. Fobbes and Masters. DRAWING (Free-hand, Chalk, Water Colors) —Visiting Master and Miss Foebbs. DANCING AND DEPORTMENT—Mrs Ostler. A Class for Beginners is being formed. Day and Weekly BOARDERS. Young Ladies may attend for one or more special subjects. Prospectus andTestimoulals on application. Gr ROSVBNOR Hotel, Txmabit. Having LET the above Hotel to Mr J. D. Kett, I wish to thank my old Friends and the Public generally for the support accorded to me for the past seven years, and would respectfully soli it a continuance of the same for my successor. JOHN MEIKLB. In reference to the above, I have great pleasure in informing the Public that 1 have taken possession of the Grosvenor Hotel, and no effort shall be spared on my part to maintain the first-class name the hotel possessed during Mr Meikle's proprietorship. ' Commercial Travellers, Private Families, and Visitors generally, can rely on receiving first-class Accommodat’on, and every attention. J. D. KBIT. CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR’S GIFTS. MR s Pitts Has just Opened a Splendid Assortment of FANCY GOODS suitable for CHRISTMAS and NEW YEAR’S PRESENTS. The Cheapest and Best House in Timarn for Christmas and New Year's Cards. Children’s Dresses and Costumes in great Variety. Registry Office for SERVANTS, MRS PITTS, Main South Road Registered ' Letters not Accepted WILL CLOSE f Registered ■1 Letters not 23bd MARCH { Accepted OHRISTOHURCH March 26, 1883. 4000 MEMBERS AT 10s. EACH TICKET HAS SIX (6) CHANCES, AND CAN WIN SIX (6) PRIZES. 122 PRIZES. AUTUMN HANDICAP, 34 Performers, By Letter Only, with two stamps enclosed for replies. Country Cheques mus.t have l/.exobange added, and should be certified to by bank as " correct,” Bank Notes' and P.O. Orders can be sent, but P.O. Orders preferred, for in the event of loss are traceable. ADA MANTUA, Care of Mr Abraham, _ Box 351, Post-office, Dunedin,