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Southland Times, Issue 3926, 21 January 1881, Page 3

Public Notices. " <** ". XT ITH STREET • COLLEGE 1 , , Miss Carden intimates to pupils, and to i parents and guardians, that classes will be resumed oil-Tuesday, 18th January.- «de 22 T A-D I E S' HIG H t .SCHOOL. ■" TEMPERANCE HALL. [ 1 Lady Principal MBS EDMUND Kogebs This' establishment will re-open after the r vacation on Tuesday, January,-'2sth. r , W7AIHOPAI ' PCJBLIC- SCHOOL „T T , , -(GLADSTONE). r> This School will be re-opened on Monday, 24th.' Januaiy. TtiOS.S. ROYDS, ja 18 Secretory School Committed r F HE DUTIES of the District, Higfr' •*• School will be resumed 'ou the -20th ins*. Boarders will leceive -every attention. For terms, apply to ' JOHN/ GURR, • _ jall , t \ .', Rectory. ro ,pareno;s i A^ v -,^PpS. " Mr H»utrie West begs to announce that, he will resume- lessons al bis room's abbve Messrs ' Jacobs and Moir's, ou Monday next, January 24th. A competent lady assistaut engaged forjuuior pupils: Terms on app'ication. jal9 'g outh ' "' puiiiib'; j VcirfooL. ' ' "Theabove school will be re-opened to-<|ay (Thursday), 20th Jan. Instruction in extra subject's will' be continued and pupils fjr&S. "pared for Civil Service .and other examifaa'tion's; '' " "' * i/ -''- l i-" '■• - J - " ' • W.G. MEHAFFEY, " } ja2o ' '' ' * "-> Principah ;-|Vf ''• -; u ■" S' • ••" 1 ! ' i |C. Mrs Weeden begs to jntimate that as jthe Christmas "vacation terminates on' Monday, 24th' in£t., she will rc-commcnce niasic'tuition as usual. ' ' '■!»:( ESK STREET, Next Temf crance Hal]. „l?th January, 18SL, ja2o r DUNEDIN BOYS' HIGH . . SCHOOL, r ' - . .y . \ t ;\ » - =^i . _x°-- . The Boarding Establishment in connection*'' with the above school, under the management of Mr George M. Thomson, Science Master, will be re-opeucd on Monday, -Jlli Febiuary. The fees aie as f 6l bw:-^ y .-^-.^Full Boarders ... £10 per quarter. "Weekly Boardeis ... £8 l§s perquaiter. School fees ... £2 ' 2s Gd „ ' List Of articles requiredfby ,Mch boarcler a,ncl any ether information necessary may' be ; obtaii^ilifrom Mr Thomson, or at my office. -y.yyAAl'flft.AAyA ' . c. MACANDREW, ;ja2l""y v y^ecrctiry High School Board. ;XTHE SOUTHLAND HOYS' HIGB A SCHOOL, A \ y M ' Asol 7 s '' THE S(SOT^ILA^^'D-GtRLS , HIGH SCHOOL. The above Schools will te opeued in ;tbe new building on Thursday, 3rd February, at 9.30 a.m. Terms per quarter (payable in advance): Senior rivision ... £2 10 0 per quarter Junior „ ... £2 0 0 „ :•■-. Extras: Drawing, £1 ls per quarter ; . ,i 4 J^ertian, £1 ls per quarter. ■■*■ ■*■'. dtp** '■ ■■■ •'.'■■ ~ — • — —— N . iiIa cases of more than two of the same family attending the Schools a reduction of 50 per cent will be made for each additional pupil; the reduction to apply to the younger childien. CHARLES ROUT, Acting Secretary Southland Boys' and ' Girls' High Schools Board. jal7 "OOROUGH OF INVERCARGILL ELECTION OF TWO RATEPAYERS AS *• MEM BERS OE THE BLU F F H A.R BQ R BOA RD. Public notice is hereby given that an Election of two Ratepayers to tbe office of member of the Blufl Harbor Board will take place at the Municipal Council Hail, Kelvin, -street, ou Monday. February 14th, 1881, and NOMINATION OF CANDIDATES will be declared at tbe Municipal Council Hall aforesaid, at noon, on 7 ■ J MONDAY, 31st JANUARY, 1881. Nominations must be in the form prescribed in the second schedule of the Regulation of Local Elections Act, 187(5, and lodged at the Municipal Offices on or befoie the hour named herein. Forms of nomination may be had on application. W. B. SCANDRETT, ja2l : Returning Officer. /"TO THE RATEPAYERS OF THE A BOROUGH OF EAST INVERCARGILL. ""ITOTiFiCAfrbtf OF THE 'VIISMTION A: .'•■-;.- - LIST. TAKE: NOTICE— The Valuation- List for' the North, East, and West.yWaidsubf the Borough of East Invercargill, for the year 1881-82. is now open for inspection at sMessrs \s T . G. Mackay and Co.'s Post Office Store, 5 corner of Mary and Yarrow streets,. Eas t In- ' vercargill. All objections thereto 'must) be left at the Resident Magistrate's Court on or before tbe loth day of February prox., addressed to the Assessment Court, and a copy of every such objection must be left at the Town Clerk's Oflice, East Invercargill, not less than seven days before the sitting'of the said Court. „. v „ . ,'; ";■.-.' W. G. MACKAY, T ' Town Clerk aud Treasurer. East InvercargiU, 18th January, 1881. ; 7 : jal9 OST, STOLEN'OR'STRAYED— 'An' English Terrier Slut, six months' old;. last seen J iear Caledonian Grounds about a'week ago.: Any person detaining possession of same after this date wiii'be prosecuted according to law. "".' '. ' ' ■■■■'* E. RAINES, Messrs Rained & Coi, Butchers. Tay street. • ;. "-^ - •■; ' '^^"Hy l'"' Q T R A YE D . A red and. white Bullock, four or five years old, branded liWe ML' conjoined', ■ haS beeu lunning with my cattle for about a year. The owner can-have same on payment of expenses. If not claimed within one month wiil be sold. >• MOSAN BROTHERS, 1 Forest HiU. January 20th; -1881. "■ - - ■ Ja2l TRANCING CLASS. LADIES' HIGH SCHOOL. TEMPERANCE HALL. Mrs Edmund Rogers desires to intimate that she has, a dancing class at the Temperance Hall 'oh' Wednesdays, from half^past ; fourth half -past six-o'c'ock. ; ;. t .,^, 'f \ fl Terms — One 'guinea/for twelve lessons. First lesson to date from first attendance. *'- 1 <' - J * /% \>JX". ja!9 Wyncham, 15th January, 1881. TTTTE, the undersigned, having hitherto ' w T " been carrying on business Under lbe style or firm of Laidlaw and Golden, cattle dealeis, Wyndbam, bave this day dissolve 1 partnership by mutual consent. The business 'in future will he 'carried' on by Golden and Co., who will- collect and discharge all debts "owing by or to tbe late firm', y • ' \ GEORGE ANDERSON"'IiAiI>L'AW, \ * THOMAS GOLDEN. ' r} . \, j Witness— ? t v ' 'A '! ' * Alex. Leslie," ; Agejit^^ankioSN^WymJham, jalß